Carbondale to Crested Butte Trail Planning
THE COMMENTS ARE IN - TRAIL PLAN SET FOR SEPT. 4TH REVIEW
The public comment period on a draft plan for a Carbondale to Crested Butte Trail is now closed. The compiled comments are posted below. A proposed final plan is scheduled for review by the Pitkin County Open Space and Trails Board and the Board of County Commissioners on Sept. 4th in Aspen. Watch here for details.
The public comment period on a draft plan for a Carbondale to Crested Butte Trail is now closed. The compiled comments are posted below. A proposed final plan is scheduled for review by the Pitkin County Open Space and Trails Board and the Board of County Commissioners on Sept. 4th in Aspen. Watch here for details.
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VIDEO: JUNE 26TH LISTENING SESSION
The Open Space and Trails Board and Board of County Commissioners hosted a June 26th listening session in Carbondale for members of the public who wished to speak on the draft trail plan. CLICK HERE to see the video of that session.
The Open Space and Trails Board and Board of County Commissioners hosted a June 26th listening session in Carbondale for members of the public who wished to speak on the draft trail plan. CLICK HERE to see the video of that session.
INTERACTIVE STORYMAP
CLICK HERE to view an interactive Storymap that details the Planning Actions and Proposed Trail Alignment contained in the draft plan.
CLICK HERE to view an interactive Storymap that details the Planning Actions and Proposed Trail Alignment contained in the draft plan.
WATCH THE MAY 21ST PRESENTATION
Posted below are environmental and engineering reports that are appendices to the draft plan, as well as the results of a public survey and letters that were received in advance of the drafting of the plan. A schedule of this planning process as it moves forward is also posted below. Two presentations on the draft plan have taken place. The second one, on May 21st, is available for viewing - CLICK HERE to watch.
Posted below are environmental and engineering reports that are appendices to the draft plan, as well as the results of a public survey and letters that were received in advance of the drafting of the plan. A schedule of this planning process as it moves forward is also posted below. Two presentations on the draft plan have taken place. The second one, on May 21st, is available for viewing - CLICK HERE to watch.
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PREVIOUSLY...
Below is information (Map Boards, Segment Summaries) that was presented on the potential trail alignments at a pair of open house presentations in September 2017. These alignments were the focus of a public survey in the fall of 2017. Public input on the potential alignments helped inform the recommendations now contained in the Draft Plan. Also provided below is a link to a video of one of the September presentations by environmental and engineering consultants who studied the alignment alternatives, and a video link on the history of travel in the Crystal Valley. The consultants' reports can be found above in the Appendices and Timeline section (Environmental Report, Engineering Feasibility Report).
Below is information (Map Boards, Segment Summaries) that was presented on the potential trail alignments at a pair of open house presentations in September 2017. These alignments were the focus of a public survey in the fall of 2017. Public input on the potential alignments helped inform the recommendations now contained in the Draft Plan. Also provided below is a link to a video of one of the September presentations by environmental and engineering consultants who studied the alignment alternatives, and a video link on the history of travel in the Crystal Valley. The consultants' reports can be found above in the Appendices and Timeline section (Environmental Report, Engineering Feasibility Report).
SEGMENT SUMMARIES AND MAP BOARDS FROM THE OPEN HOUSES
Below are downloadable files of the map boards that were on display at the presentation/open houses on Sept. 6 and 7, 2017 in Redstone and Carbondale, and easy-to-read summaries of each segment.
Below are downloadable files of the map boards that were on display at the presentation/open houses on Sept. 6 and 7, 2017 in Redstone and Carbondale, and easy-to-read summaries of each segment.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Available below are a number of frequently asked questions (and answers), including questions that were posed by members of the public during an Oct. 17, 2017 meeting of Pitkin County Commissioners, the Open Space and Trails Board and Carbondale Town Council in Carbondale.
Available below are a number of frequently asked questions (and answers), including questions that were posed by members of the public during an Oct. 17, 2017 meeting of Pitkin County Commissioners, the Open Space and Trails Board and Carbondale Town Council in Carbondale.
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HOW IT BEGAN
The Carbondale to Crested Butte Trail is one of 16 trail projects across Colorado that was chosen for a statewide trails initiative called Colorado's 16. Subsequently, Great Outdoors Colorado in December 2016 awarded a $100,000 grant to the planning phase for this trail. In addition, Pitkin County Open Space and Trails budgeted $200,000 in 2017 for the planning, which included engineering and natural resource studies. ERO Resources was hired to conduct the environmental data collection while Loris and Associates Consulting Engineers handled the engineering feasibility work. The results of the consultants' analysis were unveiled at a pair of well-attended public presentations/open houses, on Sept. 6, 2017 in Redstone and Sept. 7, 2017 in Carbondale. The presentations kicked off a public comment period and an online survey that closed Nov. 15, 2017.
INITIAL INPUT
Two open houses took place in January 2017 to collect initial public feedback and start the planning process. Available below are the displays and survey responses collected back in January 2017 at the kick-off open houses.
To receive email updates as this process moves forward, please use the sign-up form below to submit your contact information.
The Carbondale to Crested Butte Trail is one of 16 trail projects across Colorado that was chosen for a statewide trails initiative called Colorado's 16. Subsequently, Great Outdoors Colorado in December 2016 awarded a $100,000 grant to the planning phase for this trail. In addition, Pitkin County Open Space and Trails budgeted $200,000 in 2017 for the planning, which included engineering and natural resource studies. ERO Resources was hired to conduct the environmental data collection while Loris and Associates Consulting Engineers handled the engineering feasibility work. The results of the consultants' analysis were unveiled at a pair of well-attended public presentations/open houses, on Sept. 6, 2017 in Redstone and Sept. 7, 2017 in Carbondale. The presentations kicked off a public comment period and an online survey that closed Nov. 15, 2017.
INITIAL INPUT
Two open houses took place in January 2017 to collect initial public feedback and start the planning process. Available below are the displays and survey responses collected back in January 2017 at the kick-off open houses.
To receive email updates as this process moves forward, please use the sign-up form below to submit your contact information.
Kick-Off Open Houses - January 2017
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Trail planning map
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Contact: Lindsey Utter, Planning and Outreach Manager
lindsey.utter@pitkincounty.com
970-920-5224
lindsey.utter@pitkincounty.com
970-920-5224