Hopes for the Bob Jones Trail are ticking toward a deadline. Here are 5 key developments
San Luis Obispo County is trying to find a way to complete the route from the city to the sea before it loses millions of dollars in grant money.
May, 2024 - November, 2024
The future of the Bob Jones Trail hinges on various aspects involving land acquisition, trail design adjustments, and negotiations with a few resolute property owners.
Central to these efforts is San Luis Obispo County's attempt to purchase necessary land, notably from Ray Bunnell, whose refusal has led to a proposed rerouting along Highway 101. The county's pursuit of alternative alignments highlights ongoing safety and feasibility concerns.
Stalled negotiations and funding pressures have pushed the county to take action, employing a "bookend approach" to avoid contentious properties and safeguard the project's $18.2 million grant.
Here's a look at the latest developments:
Central to these efforts is San Luis Obispo County's attempt to purchase necessary land, notably from Ray Bunnell, whose refusal has led to a proposed rerouting along Highway 101. The county's pursuit of alternative alignments highlights ongoing safety and feasibility concerns.
Stalled negotiations and funding pressures have pushed the county to take action, employing a "bookend approach" to avoid contentious properties and safeguard the project's $18.2 million grant.
Here's a look at the latest developments:
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