Burnside-Bedford trail gets thumbs up from city

By News Staff

Posted Aug 11, 2011 06:02:00 AM.

This article is more than 5 years old.

City hall’s transportation committee is recommending council earmark $1 million for a five-kilometre multi-use trail stretching from Burnside to Bedford.

If approved, it would be built adjacent to a planned extension of the Highway 107 extension on the opposite side of Anderson Lake from Magazine Hill.

The Herald reports it would likely cost the city about $5 million to build the four-metre wide path on it’s own.

If approved, it will be the city’s only active transportation project for the 2013 -14 budget year.

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