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2018 Recreational Trails Program/Trail Grant Projects (75 Projects) Grant ID Community Agency Title Description Award Amount Match This project will replace the narrow foot bridge over the spillway in Ashland State Park. This Department of bridge (and trail) is part of the regional multi-use pathway project that is an area of focus for RTP1880 Ashland Conservation and Ashland State Park MAPC’s Landlines project. Upgrading this bridge will improve access for park users by making $36,500.00 $9,125.00 Recreation it ABA compliant as well as wide enough for multiple users to cross the span at the same time. The Lampson Brook Farm Trail project seeks to create a new ¾-mile, natural surface pedestrian trail, extending from a trailhead/parking area at the New England Small Farm Institute’s Jackson Street Program Barn, running south to connect with an access road that serves the Town’s Foley Field recreational area and the adjacent Lake Wallace trail loop. The New England Small Lampson Brook Farm RTP1841 Belchertown Project proposes to refurbish an existing old farm road; to construct an interpretive Viewing $37,828.00 $12,848.40 Farm Institue, Inc. Trail Pavilion at the trail’s high point, providing a strategic resting spot, a stunning view, and an opportunity to interpret the site’s natural resources and cultural history; and to install two pre-fabricated, post & beam trailhead kiosks, each furnished with a trail map and other pertinent information for visitors to the site. This project represents an ongoing program to improve the trail base of the Rail Road Bed Project - Improved Rail through “leveling” some broadly rutted sections of the trail by bringing in fill and machine Mill Valley Road Trail Bed and a leveling. It also includes a team of trail workers who will specifically perform the labor RTP1885 Belchertown $12,508.00 $3,126.00 Snowmobile Club Small Equipment involved in the “final smoothing out” of some of these sections. This grant includes the Purchase purchase of a new brush cutting attachment and a trailer to store and transport the collection of hands tool necessary for these projects. Using a multi-phased approach, the Beartown State Forest comprehensive OHV Trails Rehabilitation Project will design, permit, and then implement repairs and improvements to Department of Beartown State Forest Berkshire specific locations along multi-use trails throughout the state forest, including Beebe, Sky RTP1827 Conservation and OHV Trails $75,000.00 $75,000.00 County Peak and Wildcat Trails. This grant project includes funding for Phase 1, limited to Recreation Rehabilitation Project evaluation/assessment, design and permitting costs for the various trail enhancement activities. This project seeks funding to continue recent efforts that will turn the 85-acre Charity Farm Lot (CFL) into a much-needed recreation destination for the community. Work, expected to Charity Farm Lot Trail Friends of the Charity be performed by the Student Conservation Association (SCA), will include restoration of RTP1837 Bernardston Creation and $17,000.00 $4,250.00 Farm Lot eroded trails by installing crossings, stairs, and adjusting grades. To complement their Improvement efforts, volunteers from Friends of the CFL will continue to provide additional trail grooming and expansion, aligned with installation of cohesive signage. This project seeks funding for the design and construction of a 1700 linear foot shared-use RTP1856 Billerica Town of Billerica Yankee Doodle Bikeway $100,000.00 $125,000.00 path that will provide universal access to regional bike routes in the region. This project will fund biddable plans, specs and estimates for a new, accessible gateway and path into the Arnold Arboretum for people who live in the Environmental Justice Bussey Brook Meadow - communities east of the commuter rail tracks. When constructed, this connection will Boston Transportation RTP1877 Boston Arboretum Road Green transform a neglected and trash-strewn tunnel under the tracks into an inviting entrance, $91,200.00 $22,800.00 Department Link with signage and subtle lighting of the arch. Beyond the tunnel, a crushed stone path would connect to the Blackwell Path, the South Street Gate, and the rest of the 284-acre Arnold Arboretum. The proposed Hager Land Trail Connection will provide a safe bridge over wetlands to connect the Blanchard Memorial Elementary School and the Hager Conservation Trails. The bridge will bring many benefits to the community, including but not limited to: a safe egress Hager Land Trail Blanchard Memorial from the school in case of an emergency; safe passage between the school and conservation RTP1883 Boxborough Connection and $48,315.00 $11,890.00 School trails; increased collaboration between the community, school, and town conservation Maintenance groups for trail education programs; and increased access to Boxborough’s existing trail network. Lastly, the project will also include widening of current trails and the clearing of an old trail that has since overgrown for easier access of younger ages and classes of children. Drummer Boy Park is a multi-use park on historic Route 6A in Brewster that has seen significant degradation due to erosion. This project will convert the failing stone dust trail Drummer Boy Park Trail RTP1890 Brewster Town of Brewster into pavement that will be accessible to impaired/handicapped users, as well as fixing the $40,000.00 $29,780.00 Enhancement drainage issues that caused the original damage. It will also extend the trail network, improve the overlook area and improve the parking lot. The Charles River Reservation Pathway System is one of the most popular, used and valuable Charles River - off-road pathways in the Commonwealth, being used by tens of thousands every day. DCR Memorial Drive proposes to re-design, renovate and upgrade the Memorial Drive Pathway system from the RTP1832 Cambridge Massachusetts DCR $179,999.00 $200,149.00 Pathways Phase 3 BU Bridge to the Eliot Bridge, greatly enhancing safety and the path user experience. RTP Engineering funds would be used for the design and engineering necessary to access state Capital Construction funds. Deerfield River Trails (DiRT) is proposing to connect and improve the three extensive single- track trail networks in Charlemont and Hawley with new trail connections that will allow Connecting the riders and other trail users to enjoy a multi-day, variable-difficulty trail experience in the RTP1835 Charlemont Deerfield River Trails Deerfield River Trails $60,020.00 $15,020.00 Charlemont/Hawley area. DiRT will engage with stakeholders, specifically Youth Corps such Networks! as Student Conservation Association, Appalachian Mountain Club, and/or AmeriCorps in constructing these professionally-designed trails. Working closely with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, this grant will be used to upgrade and improve the popular Boardwalk Trail’s overlook/observation areas according to accessibility Friends of Monomoy Coastal National guidelines, allowing wheelchair users access to these areas and expanded opportunities for RTP18100 Chatham National Wildlife Wildlife Refuge Access $10,640.00 $5,150.00 wildlife observation and photography. Improvements include re-grading and re-surfacing Refuge and Interpretation two popular overlook/observation areas, and replacement of four outdated, faded, and aging interpretive panels along the Boardwalk Trail’s popular overlook areas. This project will fund a seasonal Appalachian Trail Ridge Runner who will work exclusively on Department of Massachusetts' the National Scenic Appalachian Trail (AT) in Massachusetts. The AT Ridge Runner provides RTP1807 Chesire Conservation and Appalachian Trail Ridge education and information to trail visitors, and works closely with numerous volunteers that $11,699.20 $14,339.20 Recreation Runner Program help maintain the trail and associated overnight facilities. The AT Ridge Runner also helps to monitor trail conditions, record trail use and respond to emergencies as needed. This project will allow for the maintainenance of approximately 30 miles of multi-use trails through the town of Chesterfield, MA. During snow season these trails take approximately Chesterfield - 4 - Trail Maintenance and 90-135 hours a week to maintain a flat, safe surface for all to enjoy. With grant funds, the RTP1851 Chesterfield $50,000.00 $12,500.00 Seasons Grooming club will update 2 older, discontinued 1978 GRIZZLY utility snowmobilesand grooming drags with two Arctic Cat BearCat Groomer Specials, attachable drags and accompanying storage space. The Colrain Sno-Drifters Snowmobile Club is seeking to replace an older grooming machine with a new, more environmentally friendly model. Currently, the club’s 2002 Ski-Doo Skandic Eco-Friendly is in disrepair and the process of repairing this machine would be cost prohibitive when RTP1836 Colrain Colrain Sno-Drifters $16,872.94 $4,500.00 Replacement compared to purchasing a new, environmentally friendly 2018 Arctic Bearcat snowmobile. The new equipment will allow the club to reduce its carbon footprint in the pristine areas we maintain and invest more resources towards trail upkeep. The Trail Maintenance Equipment project will provide equipment for maintaining trails both in summer and winter as well as additional secure storage for the equipment when not in Conway Snowmobile Trail Maintenance use. The Conway Snowmobile Club, Inc. is requesting funding to replace older, outdated, RTP1809 Conway $57,016.00 $14,254.00 Club, Inc. Equipment unreliable, and inefficient equipment in order to maintain the club’s 120 miles of snowmobile trails. The trails connect to four bordering towns and encompass the Conway State Forest, South River State Forest, town lands, and private lands. Saftey Improvement - This project will fund bicycle and pedestrian safety improvements at Cape Cod Rail Trail’s Cape Cod Rail Trail crossing at South Gages Road in Dennis, MA. The improvements will provide increased sight RTP18101 Dennis Town of Dennis $99,105.00 $24,800.00 Crossing of South Gages distance at the crossing and pedestrian activated beacons to alert drivers of crossing foot- Way traffic.
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