Bellevue REAP's $75,000 for trail

24 Oct 2016
Bellevue, Parks to People
BELLEVUE, Iowa – The City of Bellevue has received a $75,000 grant from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.
The grant, part of the department’s Resource Enhancement and Protection program, will help with a project to expand the Felderman Park Trail, connecting the existing City of Bellevue trail system to the Bellevue State Park trail system with a pedestrian bridge over Mill Creek.
Felderman Park is located at the end of South Eighth Street in Bellevue. A walking trail currently forms a loop around the park, running parallel to Mill Creek on the southern edge of the park.
Bellevue received a $300,000 grant from the Iowa Transportation Commission earlier this month for the trail expansion project.
The trail expansion will culminate in 2017 with a bike route from Bellevue to Mines of Spain Recreation Area along U.S. 52, according to a DNR news release. (full article...)
Dubuque Telegraph Herald, October 24, 2016
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