The approved items will further progress on the project by funding engineering services, amending City Code as it relates to The Vybe, and allowing golf cart use on The Vybe.
The goal of The Vybe is to improve connectivity throughout the city and allow use of golf carts to make travel easier, more reliable, and safer, says the city. The paved path and trail developments will serve as an extension of the city’s park and transportation systems and aims to connect residents and visitors to recreation, commerce, and unique experiences via individual "vybes" throughout the trail where visitors can shop, eat, and access amenities like parking and restrooms.
Additions will include constructing 12-foot-wide paved paths while expanding and improving existing natural trails. The paved path will be illuminated and ADA accessible. The Vybe will also include signage and have multiple entrance points along the path to enable easy access throughout the city. Visitors and residents will also have access to bird watching stations, kiosks, and benches as well as Wi-Fi, golf cart parking and charging stations at vybes.
The initial funding for the project will come from the approved capital improvement program budget for Fiscal Year 2021-2022, the $2 million bond Kyle residents approved in 2020 for east Kyle trails, and potentially $2 million from
Österreich Neuesten Nachrichten, Österreich Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Denton City Council Votes To Rescind Face Mask MandateThe Denton City Council has approved rescinding an area mask mandate. Officials say they made the move following updated guidance and recommendations from the CDC.
Weiterlesen »
LA City Council Approves Plan To Address Illegal Dumping Of TrashThe Los Angeles City Council has approved a plan designed to tackle the illegal dumping of trash and bulky items citywide, including shortening the time it takes to deploy cleanup teams.
Weiterlesen »
Oakland’s pandemic-driven outside dining program is here to stayThe City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approve a permanent form of the Flex Streets program, which established a free streamlined permitting system by which restaurants, cafes and retail bus…
Weiterlesen »
San Antonio City Council approves 'win-win' deal to sell Grand HyattDespite three members abstaining, City Council approved Hyatt's proposal to sell the Grand Hyatt to an Arizona nonprofit.
Weiterlesen »
City Council Takes on a Safer Sixth Street, Project Connect, and MoreCouncil tackles a 63-item agenda including safer Sixth Street, Project Connect, and more.
Weiterlesen »
San Diego City Council finally approves pushcart vendor ordinance -SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – A proposed ordinance adding business regulations and restricting where and when sidewalk vendors and pushcarts can operate in an attempt to comply with a state law was approved Tuesday by the San Diego City Council. The proposal was adopted on a 8-1 vote with Councilwoman Vivian Moreno voting no. If would go into effect at the...
Weiterlesen »