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The 153rd/155th Trail relates to the above project as well as beginning an important <br />east-west travel route. $99,691 are budgeted from State Aid road construction funds for <br />this trail. ~l'~e path will parallel the road in most areas, but also will swing towards the <br />wetland ~ea accessing picnic sites and opportunities for wildlife viewing. The <br />approximate 50 acre site (including that required for the road) will connect withe the <br />wetland p~ks to the south in the Greenland Hills subdivisions. Residents in the Pineview <br />Greenland rHills area will then have direct pedestrian access to 153rd crosstown, the Lake <br />Itasca trail system, Central Park, and other destinations. <br /> <br />10. <br /> <br />River's Bend Shelter and Safety Fences are intended to be accommodated by a <br />$20,000 Park Trust fund expenditure. As with any Park Trust fund project, the <br />expenditure is dependent on available dollars within the district, in this case the Oxbow <br />park district. <br /> <br />The safety fences will be six feet high and extend beyond the first base line to the south of <br />the softball field. On the third base line, the fence will extend from the backstop <br />approximately 30 feet, due to the occasional use of the left field for soccer play. <br /> <br />The shelter will be sited in proximity to the play equipment, and should have (or capability <br />for) restrooms. <br /> <br /> <br />