One part of a three-part series on the Introduction to Trail Planning, Design and Development, and Management. PART ONE: In the Introduction to Trail Planning we will discuss different types of trail plans including Master Plans Conceptual Plans, Development Plans and Management Plans.
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Presented By:
Kim Frederick, Principal
This webinar is one part of a three part series:
In the Introduction to Trail Planning we will discuss different types of trail plans including Master Plans Conceptual Plans, Development Plans and Management Plans. Content will include a review of different elements to consider including in your plan. Methods for identifying stakeholders and engaging them in the planning process will be discussed. Alternatives for soliciting trail visitor feedback will be reviewed. Environmental considerations and landscape suitability for trail development will be discussed.
Master Plan
BLM E-Planning Travel Mgt And NEPA Database
US Forest Service Land/Travel Mgt Plans Grand Mesa and Uncompahgre National Forest
US Forest Service White River National Forest Travel Mgt Plan
Three Rivers Park District 2040 System Plan
Central City Trails Master Plan
Douglas County 2030 Parks, Trails, and Open Space Master Plan
Staunton State Park Master Plan
Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plans
Conceptual Plans
Great Shasta Rail Trail Trail Concept Plan
Larson Creek Multi-Use Path Assesment
Assawoman Canal Trail Concept Plan
Trail Proposal Processes
Forest Preserves of Cook County Trail and Infrastructure Proposals
Jefferson County Open Space Trail Handbook and Trail Proposal Process
Permitting
EPA National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
Council on Environmental Quality Updated NEPA Implementation Regulations
EPA Environmental Impact Statement Database
EPA Clean Water Act 404 Permit
FWS Endangered Species Permits
NPS List of State Historic Preservation Offices
Development Plans
Forest Preserves of Cook County CIP
Professional Trail Builders Association
USFS Standard Trail Plans and Specifications
Walton Foundation Development Review
Equestrian Design Guidebook for Trails. Trailheads and Campgrounds
City of San Jose Trail Sign Guidelines
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Statewide Strategic Trails Plan 2016-2026
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Strategic Trails Plan Construction and O&M Costs
Billings Area Trail Asset Management Plan
Rails To Trails Maintenance Costs and Practices
Maintenance Management Plan
Billings Area Trail Asset Mgt Plan
Rails To Trails Maintenance Practices and Costs
Visitor Management Plan
Interagency Visitor Use Management Council
Interagency Visitor Use Podcast
Apex Park Jefferson County Open Space
Rocky Mtn National Park Current Conditions
Online Public Solicitation for Comments
Jefferson County Open Space where they solicit trail proposals
Forest Preserves for Cook County infrastructure proposal request (including trails)
Kim Frederick, Principal
Kim Frederick has over 45 years of experience in the design, development and management of recreational trail systems throughout the United States and Internationally. In 1981, he started Chinook Associates LLC a Recreational Trail Consulting firm that provides support to agencies and organization in Trail: Planning, Design, Construction and Management. From 1978-2018 he worked for Jefferson County Open Space as the Trail Supervisor where he was responsible for the design, development and management of a 250-mile trail system that experiences over 5 million visitors per year. As a Founding Member and Board Chairperson for the Colorado Outdoor Training Initiative from 1998-2007 Kim created a successful partnership of over 40 Federal, State, Local Government and NGO's to develop and deliver stewardship curriculum throughout the United States. Since 2018, he has been an Adjunct Instructor at Red Rocks Community College.
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| Started | May 06, 2021 10:00 AM |
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| Ended | May 06 11:30 AM |
| Cost | FREE |
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| CEUs | FREE |
| Closed Captioning | Available |
| This webinar qualifies as a Health, Safety, and Welfare (HSW) course (via LA CES). | |
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