About the PRG: Guinness to Southwest Area Park Project

The Guinness to Southwest Area Park segment of the PRG extends approximately 6 miles from Guinness Open Gate Brewery to Southwest Area Park and the MDOT MTA Patapsco Light Rail Station in Baltimore County. The segment will use a variety of facility types to accommodate safe and comfortable use by pedestrians and bicyclists. The facilities being explored include asphalt/concrete pathways, crushed compacted stone pathways and a bicycle boulevard.

The purpose of this phase of the project is to explore the opportunities and challenges of the four proposed alignments, identify design details, engage the public, receive community feedback and prepare a 30% design document that will carry the project to final design and construction.

Through extensive field investigation, environmental consideration and diligent project team coordination, four trail alternatives have been identified for the Guinness to Southwest Area Park segment. These are the Lansdowne, Patapsco River, Halethorpe, and Baltimore Highlands Alternatives.

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Also, explore the project StoryMap for more about the project, to experience a virtual guided tour of the four proposed alignments and to provide feedback through the project survey.

 

Check out a recording of the presentation given at the first public meeting below or view a PDF of the presentation

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complete
Fall/Winter 2022 – Project Launch

Analyze existing conditions, develop alternative alignments.

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live
Winter 2023 – Soliciting Public Input

BMC and Baltimore County will solicit comments March 1 through March 30 and with a public meeting March 14.

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planned
Spring 2023 - Review and Revise

Following the comment period, all comments will be considered by the project team and the project committees. A preferred alignment will be developed based on the feedback.

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planned
Summer/Fall 2023 - Soliciting Public Comments

An updated set of designs will be shared with the public for a second comment period. The project is scheduled to be completed fall/winter 2023.