Politics & Government

Grant Helps Fund Trail Connection in Lilburn

A $100,000 grant will help create a bike and pedestrian link from Camp Creek Greenway and Lions Club Park.

From a Gwinnett County government press release:

With the help of a $100,000 Recreation Trails Grant from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Gwinnett County commissioners on Tuesday approved a new greenways trail connection in Lilburn.

The project will create a bike and pedestrian link from the Camp Creek Greenway to Lions Club Park, which is currently undergoing renovations. The new 0.8-mile trail will connect to the 2-mile Camp Creek Greenway trail built by the city of Lilburn. The construction includes a new 700-foot boardwalk, asphalt trail and a 60-foot long concrete bridge underpass at Rockbridge Road along Camp Creek.

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District Two Commissioner Lynette Howard said, “I am excited to see greenway projects link communities and parks. Connections like this one contribute to good health and make Gwinnett County an even better place to live, work and play.”

Future plans include extending the trail south to Harmony Grove Park through the Camp Creek Greenspace at Lions Club Park.

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Astra Group Inc. was the lowest bidder for the work at $260,000. Construction is expected to take about 90 days. SPLOST program funds will cover the remaining cost to enhance the Gwinnett Greenways program.

For more, visit Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation online at www.gwinnettparks.com


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