Regional Greenways & Trails Plan - North Florida TPO
Regional Greenways & Trails Plan - North Florida TPO
Regional Greenways & Trails Plan - North Florida TPO
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First Coast MPO <strong>Regional</strong> <strong>Greenways</strong> & <strong>Trails</strong> <strong>Plan</strong><br />
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EASTERN TERMINUS OF EXISTING JACKSONVILLE-BALDWIN RAIL<br />
TRAIL TO DOWNTOWN JACKSONVILLE (identified as Segment 3 in Figure 10)<br />
The Jacksonville – Baldwin Rail Trail is a high quality shared use path and a destination<br />
for many bicyclists, pedestrians, skaters and equestrians. Currently the eastern access<br />
point for the trail is a trailhead on Imeson Road, 0.4 miles north of Commonwealth<br />
Boulevard. The objective of this evaluation was to determine a method for bicyclists to<br />
access the trail from downtown Jacksonville. This effort will be discussed as it was<br />
performed, from west to east (Figure 11).<br />
FIGURE 11 Segment 3<br />
Trailhead to I-295 (3.1)<br />
The first major barrier along this corridor is I-295. The most feasible method for<br />
crossing I-295 appears to be a shared use path along the west side of Imeson Road<br />
and then the south side of Commonwealth Boulevard.