Castro Street to Point Molate Bay Trail Connection Community Workshop
From EBBC:
Come to this community workshop and share your ideas regarding the proposed Bay Trail connection between Castro Street and the existing trail under the Richmond/San Rafael Bridge. The Bay Trail connection to Point Molate is a planned multi-use trail that will provide non-motorized access from Richmond to Point Molate. The Trail will close a roughly one-mile gap in the San Francisco Bay Trail with a planned future connection to Marin County. The goal of the project is to provide an off-street trail that is safe, continuous and accessible for pedestrians and bicyclists. The current route along surface streets and Interstate 580 shoulders does not provide a safe route for bicycles and does not accommodate pedestrians. This workshop is occurring at the beginning of the planning process and your involvement is encouraged.
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