TRAIL ANNUAL REPORT 2015-16
Identify Study Plan Design Build Open Projects that have been Projects that have been Projects that have been Projects that have been Projects that have been Projects that are open identified in the City’s or are currently being or are currently being or are currently being or are currently being to the public. Greenprint or trail studied to determine a master planned for designed (construction constructed. 57.54 miles, either database feasible alignment. future development. documents). 1.79 miles paved or interim: 14.21 miles 15.78 miles 37.92 miles 9.36 miles 46.68 miles (paved) 10.86 miles (interim)
During this past fiscal year, active American Galvanizers Association Program projects accounted for almost Award. $19,000,000 in planned and Lupe the Mammoth gained Overview developed trail systems. This recognition as tourist attractions; funding supported 26 the sculpture appears on Google The Trail Program’s vision is to be development projects. The report Maps and the Roadtrippers.com the national leader in the also reports on major website. integration of urban trails. Within accomplishments during this this context, the program is period. Persons seeking more developing a 100-mile frequent updates can follow interconnected trail network SanJoseTrails on Twitter, comprised of 36 individual trail Instagram and Periscope. systems which are defined by the Greenprint and consistent with the Mayor and City Council’s Green Program Vision. The existing 57.8-mile Updates network is already recognized as one of the nation’s largest. Overall Awards and Recognition mileage of the built network grew The team of artists and welders by 1 mile over the past 12 months. responsible for the Guadalupe River Trail’s Lupe (the mammoth) This report is intended as an sculpture were awarded the annual check-in and means to track progress from year to year.