Risk and Return

From Baton Rouge Business Report:

BREC’s Planning and Engineering Committee has unanimously recommended a 2.8-mile corridor from Siegen Lane to Bluebonnet Boulevard along Dawson and Ward creeks as the site for East Baton Rouge’s first “linear park.” The concept will be presented to the BREC Commission for possible approval at its next public meeting, scheduled for 5 p.m. on Jan. 24 at BREC’s offices. If the first trail is successful, BREC hopes to create a network of pedestrian and bicycle pathways that would connect the parish’s various parks. The corridor was selected because it’s in a visible location that links many destinations with potential for future growth, landowners support the project and construction can be accomplished quickly, BREC says. More information is available at capp-online.org.

Actually here is a more direct link.

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