Chapter 8 (Includes Trails and Open Space Plans - El Paso County

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ACTION ITEMS OPPORTUNITIES FOR PARTNERSHIP COST Preliminary or Actual, if underway (2013 dollars) FUNDING OPTIONS TIMING Short‐Term=1‐2 years Mid‐Term=3‐5 years Long‐Term=6 years and beyond 13. Highway 94 CDOT, City of Fountain, land Long‐Term developers 14. Hodgen Road PSD, CDOT, City of Colorado Short‐Term Springs, land developers 15. Hopper Road PSD, land developers Long‐Term 16. Judge Orr Road PSD, CDOT, land developers Long‐Term 17. Log Road PSD, land developers Long‐Term 18. Marksheffel Road PSD, City of Colorado Springs, City of Fountain, land developers Long‐Term Existing (frontage road) 19. Meridian Road PSD, land developers Mid‐Term 20. Milam Road PSD, land developers Long‐Term 21. North Calhan Highway PSD, CDOT, land developers Long‐Term 22. Peyton Highway PSD, CDOT, land developers Long‐Term 23. Ramah Highway PSD, CDOT, land developers Long‐Term 24. Roller Coaster Road PSD, City of Colorado Springs, Long‐Term land developers 25. Shoup Road PSD, CDOT, land developers Long‐Term 26. South Marksheffel Road PSD, CDOT, City of Fountain, Long‐Term land developers 27. South Powers Boulevard PSD, CDOT, City of Fountain, Long‐Term land developers 28. Squirrel Creek Road PSD, land developers Long‐Term 29. Sweet Road PSD, land developers Long‐Term 30. Vollmer Road PSD, City of Colorado Springs, Long‐Term land developers 31. Walker Road PSD, land developers Long‐Term 32. Woodmen Road PSD, CDOT, City of Colorado Springs, land developers Existing (frontage road) 164
ACTION ITEMS See detailed descriptions of candidate open space areas in Chapter 7 Open Space OPPORTUNITIES FOR PARTNERSHIP COST FUNDING OPTIONS TIMING Short‐Term=1‐2 years Mid‐Term=3‐5 years Long‐Term=6 years and beyond Goal 1: Protect and enhance El Paso County’s legacy of unique natural features and cultural resources, working and collaborating with others to conserve high priority open space areas in the County. A. Use Parks Master Plan information, tools and Open Space Master Plan Map to identify and conserve open space 1. Conduct Tier 2 screening of candidate open space properties on an annual basis to identify priorities and costs for the annual Parks Action Plan 2. Work with the Development Services Department, landowners and developers, during the development permit review process to conserve candidate open space areas 3. Proceed with acquisition or other protection of identified potential open space areas County Environmental Services, Colorado Department of Parks and Wildlife, land trusts, TOSC Trust for Public Land, Palmer Land Trust, other land trusts, Colorado Department of Parks and Wildlife, landowners, developers, TOSC a. Forest Lakes/Willow Springs ‐ acquisition City of Monument, City of Colorado Springs, neighbors, landowner/developer, private sector b. Black Forest North/Snipe Creek – acquisition or conservation easement c. Drake Lake, augment existing Natural Area – acquisition or conservation easement d. Manitou South ‐ connect Rainbow Falls area to Ute Pass Trail – acquisition or easement Landowner/developer, Palmer Land Trust, Trust for Public Land Neighbors, landowners, High Plains Chamber of Commerce, Colorado Parks and Wildlife City of Manitou Springs, CDOT, MECA, landowners County in‐kind Open space dedication during development permit review process, Colorado Department of Parks and Wildlife grant programs, other grants, donations $2,000,000 Regional park fees, partner agency funds, GOCO open space grant, TOPS, donations Open space dedication via development permit review process, regional park fees, GOCO open space grant, donations Regional park fees, partner agency funds, donations Regional park fees, GOCO or State Trails grants, donations Short‐Term Opportunistic Short‐Term Mid‐Term Long‐Term Mid‐Term 165
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