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Central Greenway Regional Trail - Lake Elmo Segment
The Lake Elmo Segment of the future Central Greenway Regional trail will extend from I-94 on the south to Highway 36 on the north. Click here to view a map of the corridor.
The proposed trail fills a gap in the regional trail network and is identified as a regional trail search corridor. When completed, the trail corridor will provide users with an off-road, independent trail alignment connecting to Lake Elmo Park Reserve and other local and regional destinations.
Through the planning process, Washington County has drafted up a preferred alignment and master plan.
- Click here to view a map of the preferred route.
- Click here to review a full draft of the master plan.
Public Engagement Event Schedule
The purpose of the public engagement is to provide opportunities for the public to learn about and comment on the Central Greenway Regional Trail- Lake Elmo Segment Master Plan.
- February 26, 2018
- Popup Table - Lake Elmo Park Reserve
- August 3, 2018
- Popup Table - County Fair
- August 28, 2018
- Open House - Christ Lutheran Church
- Boards from Open House #1
- October 30, 2018 - 5-7pm
- Open House - Stillwater Area High School - Cafeteria
- Boards from Open House #2
If you would like to provide input on the Central Greenway Regional Trail - Lake Elmo segment and are unable to attend a public engagement event, please visit the online wikimap or fill out the comment card and email/mail it back to Washington County staff.
Community Advisory Committee (CAC)
This is a committee of community stakeholders representing groups potentially impacted by the project. They are individuals with an interest or passion for trails. The responsibilities for this group include:
- Advice public outreach strategy
- Coordinate marketing efforts
- Provide feedback on route alternatives
- Serve as Liaisons to groups/communities they represent
CAC Meeting Materials
Technical Advisory Committee (TAC)
This is a committee of public agency staff (cities, townships, watershed districts, state departments, etc.) that are affected by or involved in the project. They provide technical expertise and point-of-view to help guide the process and plan content. Their responsibilities include
- Advice public outreach strategy
- Provide project-relevant data and information
- Provide feedback on route alternative
- Inform agency boards and councils of project happenings
TAC Meeting Materials
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Connor Schaefer
PlannerPhone: 651-430-4303