Boise Buzz: City Council Approves New Bike Path Extension

Boise Buzz: City Council Approves New Bike Path ExtensionBoise Buzz: City Council Approves New Bike Path Extension The Boise City Council has unanimously approved the construction of a new bike path extension that will connect the existing Greenbelt to Julia Davis Park. The extension will run along the Boise River and will provide a safe and scenic route for cyclists and pedestrians. The new bike path will be 1.5 miles long and will run from the existing Greenbelt at Ann Morrison Park to Julia Davis Park. The path will be 12 feet wide and will be paved with asphalt. It will also include lighting and benches. The project is expected to cost $2.5 million and is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2023. The funding for the project will come from a combination of federal, state, and local sources. The new bike path extension is part of the City’s larger plan to create a comprehensive network of bike paths and trails throughout Boise. The City has already invested millions of dollars in bike path construction and has plans to build even more in the future. The approval of the new bike path extension is a victory for cyclists and pedestrians in Boise. The new path will provide a safe and convenient way for people to travel between the Greenbelt and Julia Davis Park. It will also help to promote healthy lifestyles and reduce traffic congestion. The City Council is committed to making Boise a more bike-friendly city. The new bike path extension is just one example of the City’s commitment to providing safe and accessible transportation options for all residents.