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March 2005 |
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Trail Improvement Project -
Over $210,000 has been raised to date.
We are
extremely close to our $250,000 goal. Click
here
to find out how you can help make a significant
safety, transportation, and aesthetic improvement
along a section of the Ozaukee Interurban Trail. |
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Bikes Belong Coalition awarded $10,000
to the Ozaukee
Interurban Trail Advisory Council Trail Improvement
Project. Bikes Belong Coalition, the advocacy voice
of the bicycle industry, is dedicated to putting
more people on bicycles more often. They link
bicycle manufacturers, suppliers, and retailers with
broad-based and grassroots efforts to make bicycling
safe, convenient, and fun in communities across the
country. For more information, visit
www.bikesbelong.org |
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Volunteer Projects-
· Mile
Marker Project-
Boy Scouts are working on the construction of and
installation of mile markers along the Ozaukee
Interurban Trail.
· Grafton
Kiosk- Boy
Scouts are also working on the construction of an
informational kiosk in the Village of Grafton. |
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Trail Closure –
American
Transmission Company LLC (ATC) will begin
construction in mid-March on the installation of a
fiber optic conductor. Sections of the Trail may be
closed between Highland Road and Pioneer Road in the
City of Mequon. Signs will be posted during the
construction. |
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Ozaukee Interurban Bridge over the Milwaukee River
in Grafton
Picture taken by Paul Gutelius |
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Winter Trail Use-
Did you know
that you can use the Interurban Trail in the
winter? The following communities clear snow
off the trail.
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City of
Cedarburg
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City of
Port Washington
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Village
of Grafton
The
remainder of the trail is open for cross-
country skiing and snowshoeing. |
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Upcoming Trail Advisory
Meetings
Trail Advisory Council
April 19, 2005
1:00 PM
Ozaukee County Administration Center
Auditorium
Trailside Facilities
Sustainability
TBA
TBA |
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