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Next step – Build trail along full length of 106th Street.
This is much needed. I live in the townhouses in the middle of this proposed expansion and either avoid using the trails along lantern when walking the dog or am one of the individuals that sprint down the road and then jump into people’s yards as traffic approaches. I have to be one of the “people struggling to get along 131st Street,” that the article mentions.
The expansion of the Nickle Plate Trail to 96th Street was opened, so your article is a little out of date in that regard. All that is left for Fishers for the “base” of the trail is to complete the bridge over 96th Street to connect to Indianapolis’ part of the trail. (Of course, there are also all of the nice amenities the city presented to the people in the 2040 trail plan).
As to the sidewalk on 131st Street, it is great to see Delaware Township step in and fill what is truly a safety issue. That sidewalk should have been done with the trail was put in place. Better late than never, and it will keep a lot of people a lot safer because people had to walk on sections of that road to get to the trail. Thank you Delaware Township.