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Trail Request 1. Overlook Underpass Trail- Connecting Davidson Mesa to the Mayhoffer-Singletree Trail: The Highway 36 Bikeway underpass enables citizen's safe access across Highway 36 allowing an opportunity for connecting from the City owned Davidson Mesa Open Space trail system to the Mayhoffer-Singletree trail system. This connection would allow citizens to access the Cowdrey Draw, Marshall -Mesa, Community Ditch, and Doudy Draw trails along with other City of Boulder trails in the Foothills. Louisville will respond to the County proposed trail alignment and continue to work with Boulder County, Superior, and other partners to identify a potential timeline for implementation in order to prepare cost estimate for consideration in Boulder County's Parks and Open Space Improvement Project Planning process. 2. 104t" Street Trail- Connecting Coal Creek Trail with Rock Creek Trail and the Carolyn Holmberg Preserve at Rock Creek Farm: Continue to support this trail project until construction is fully funded and complete. The total trail length will be approximately two miles. This trail will connect the regional Coal Creek trail to the regional Rock Creek Trail, Carolyn Holmberg Preserve at Rock Creek Farm, and the Sterns Lake trailhead. The City would like to continue work with Boulder County, Lafayette, and other partners on this trail connection until construction is complete. 3. Warembourg Trail- Connecting Coal Creek Trail with Proposed Development Which Would Connect to Rock Creek Trail and the Carolyn Holmberg Preserve at Rock Creek Farm: This trail would connect Coal Creek Trail to the proposed Redtail Ridge development. The Development has plans to tie into the US 36 Bikeway and the Rock Creek Trail providing a second connection between these two regional trails. This segment would be a more direct connection for Louisville residents as it departs from a more central location within the community. Although this concept is identified as a conceptual trail corridor in the Boulder County Comprehensive Plan, the City recognizes that additional discussions is necessary to determine potential trail alignment impacts on agricultural & wildlife and coordination of timing with future development.