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What is the name of the Siuslaw River?
What kind of opportunities will the Siuslaw Estuary Trail provide?
What type of viewing will be available on the Siuslaw Estuary Trail?

1 Architectural Services for New PW Facility S EA (Sco Edwards Architects Contract $130,000 Expenses $10,000 Contract Total $140,000 Original conceptual layout by HSR/Waterleaf 1

2 Working with reduced funding one concept to create office and maintenance facilities Original conceptual layout by HSR/Waterleaf Another concept is to construct a large enough maintenance facility to allow temporary office space within the building shell. When there are additional funds (after 5 yrs) the office space can be converted to maintenance area. 2

enough maintenance facility to allow temporary office space within the building shell.

3 Oregon Parks and Recreation Grant Pepperoaks playground equipment rehabilitation project Local Government Grant Program Provides City with $24,712 in funding City match is $16,750 3

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5 STIP Enhance Grant Pedestrian and Bicycle Improvements on Hwy 101 between Siuslaw River Bridge and Hwy 126 5

6 STIP Enhance STIP Funding Request $750,000 City/FURA Match $250,000 Project Total $1,000,000 Current conditions looking south from Nopal Street Timeline Presentation to LaneACT October 14 th Final Proposals due November 20 th LaneACT ranks proposals to 150% list Super ACT creates 150% list January Feb. June 2016 project scoping occurs July 2016 Super ACT develops 100% list August 2016 Funding requests to OTC October 2016 OTC selects projects 6

November 20 th LaneACT ranks proposals to 150% list Super ACT creates 150% list January Feb.

7 ConnectOregon VI Siuslaw Estuary Trail, Phase II Project Description A collaborative project by the City of Florence and Port of Siuslaw to construct a recreational trail along the Siuslaw River Estuary in Old Town, Florence, Oregon. The Siuslaw Estuary Trail is a phased project with multiple sections. Phase 1 is already funded through the STIP. Our ConnectOregon VI grant request includes sections 1 and 2. 7

Town, Florence, Oregon. The Siuslaw Estuary Trail is a phased project with multiple sections.

8 Vicinity Map Project Description Section 1: South Trailhead to Boardwalk Existing Old Town Scenic Route (2,544 feet) Upland Trail Link with Port of Siuslaw Board Walk (1,570 feet) Signed Natural Footpath along the Estuary Section 2: Port Campground Link Cantilevered Steel Grate Walkway 8

with Port of Siuslaw Board Walk (1,570 feet) Signed Natural Footpath

9 Site Plan Project Description Siuslaw Estuary Trail is a non-motorized multi-use trail that will provide ADA accessible opportunities for: Hiking Biking Jogging Kayaking Nature walks Wildlife viewing 9

provide ADA accessible opportunities for: Hiking

10 ConnectOregon VI Grant Request Grant Request $500,000 Required Match of 30% 30% match equals $200,000 Funds could be a combination of City and FURA Engineering Trail construction Kiosk and Overlook Purchase of land for footpath Metal Grate walkway construction Trail Benefits Provides an attractive destination for physical exercise for residents and visitors Promotes good stewardship of the estuary and its ecosystem Provides a regional draw to Florence and surrounding area Will help stimulate economy by bringing visitors to Old Town 10

Benefits Provides an attractive destination for physical exercise for residents and visitors Promotes good stewardship of the estuary

11 Environmental Benefits Provides environmentally responsible pedestrian and bicycle system Will be constructed of sustainable, non-polluting materials, ensuring conservation of natural resources Section 2 will feature 350-foot cantilevered steel grate walkway, which will allow light to pass through to the wetland plants below. Will lessen local reliance on automobile travel Section 1: South trailhead to Boardwalk Link to existing Old Town Scenic Route and Scenic Byways Interpretive Site via signage and sidewalk monuments Trail construction will extend the Boardwalk along the estuary toward the Port Campground Signed natural footpath in Estuary 11

12 Section 1: South trailhead to Boardwalk East end of existing Old Town Scenic Trail Section 1: South trailhead to Boardwalk End of existing Port boardwalk looking east 12

13 Section 1: South trailhead to Boardwalk Proposed Estuary Trail looking west Section 1: South trailhead to Boardwalk View looking SW along natural footpath area 13

14 Section 1: South trailhead to Boardwalk View from proposed natural footpath into estuary Section 1: South trailhead to Boardwalk View of estuary from north side of dredged materials spoils site 14

estuary from north side of dredged materials

15 Section 2: Port Campground Link Construct 350 foot cantilevered galvanized steel grate walkway adjacent to the Port Campground, which will provide filtered views of the tidal wetlands and estuary for nature walks and bird watching. Section 2: Port Campground Link Views from the estuary towards the campground 15

filtered views of the tidal wetlands and estuary for nature walks and bird

16 Section 2: Port Campground Link Eastern edge of Port campground Consistent with adopted plans The Siuslaw Estuary Trail is part of City s: Transportation Plan Comprehensive Plan Parks Plan Downtown Implementation Plan Siuslaw Estuary Trail Vision Report work product from EPA West Coast Estuaries Initiative Grant (Siuslaw Estuary Partnership) 16

Comprehensive Plan Parks Plan Downtown Implementation Plan Siuslaw Estuary Trail

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APPENDIX B: TRAIL DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT STANDARDS

APPENDIX B: TRAIL DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT STANDARDS This section provides guidance on a variety of trail issues for planners and developers of the Ice Age NST across the state. It also provides introductory

Architectural Services

What is the name of the Siuslaw River?

What kind of opportunities will the Siuslaw Estuary Trail provide?

What type of viewing will be available on the Siuslaw Estuary Trail?