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DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION 68 Trail Standards . ......, . - ~· Mountain bikers - these trail users travel on Equestrian riders - these users require more natural trail surfaces, and prefer trails with completely separate trails from other users to ensure challenging terrain. the safety of the riders, other users, and horses. Higher speed cyclists and commuters - these riders favor roadways over off-street trails. For off-street trails, alignments with shallower curves are favored by these users which allow for higher speeds. Increased trail widths are recommended to reduce conflicts with other trail users. Paddling trail users - paddling trails allow access to water featuresJor canoeing and kayaking. These users often require docks at both the starting and take out locations. Parking near these locations should be provided for boat trailers. The 2010 New Braunfels Strategic Parl
Trail Standards 69 DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION ) Categories of Trail Types for New Braunfels Trails in New Braunfels will encompass several key types offacilities, each with its own size and character requirements. Categories of trail types are discussed in greater detail below. Regional or arterial trails - community wide trail$ should have a high priority, since they provide the connectivity between many different parts of the City. Community wide trails are intended to provide access from one part of the City to another. In essence, these trails become the "spine" system for the City, providing an easy route to travel longer distances. These trails are typically at least ten feet wide, but in some cases may be up to 12 feet wide where a significant volume of users are anticipated. These trails should be constructed using concrete • or asphalt. A suggested option is to provide a soft surface running trail, at least five feet wide, along one side of the concrete trail. Access pints to the trail should be located every 1/2 mile. Other facilities offered at or along a regional trail include: parking, locator maps, water fountains, shade shelters, bicycle racks, and interpretive I historic signage. concrete for long range durability. However, they can also be constructed of asphalt or crushed granite if no danger of excessive flooding occurs. Tighter curves are allowed to introduce interest into the trail segments. Access points to the trail are from neighborhoods, streets, parks or schools. Natural corridor trails - natural trails typically are a compacted earth surface. Nature trails should be at least six feet in width, but in some cases can be 10 to 12 feet in width to allow for great visibility within the understory. Normal obstructions such as roots, rocks and understory vegetation should be cleared from the walking pathway. An additional two to four feet shoulder zone is needed on either side of the trail. Bridges and drainage crossings should be constructed using wood and timber materials, and should be rustic in appearance. Neighborhood trails - neighborhood trails provide access from each neighborhood to the larger arterial trails. Neighborhood trails are typically only six to ten feet in width, and are constructed with m HALFF Page 5.4 Our Parks - Our Heritage, Our Future
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Ordinances (In accordance with Sect
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City Council Agenda November 8, 201
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5 MINUTES SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEET
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Page 39 and 40: 29 RESOLUTION NO. ___ _ A RESOLUTIO
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122 PLANNING COMMISSION- AUGUST 3,
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