The Walkable Bikeable Delaware Summit is coming up May 2nd! This year the summit will focus on the Dutch and how their transportation is structured to support bicyclists. You'll get to hear three speakers from the Netherlands explain how they've accomplished this and in turn made short-distance bicycling popular for the Dutch. Whether you're an […]
DNREC is holding an Open House on Tuesday, July 23rd. for the public to review the Brandywine Creek Trail Plan. Part of the plan involves the existing trail along the Brandywine, which is used by many for recreation and exercise. Come to the Open House and discuss the proposed plan with the Division of Parks […]
The Town of Newport has multiple development projects on the horizon in it's goal to become a more thriving, walkable and bikeable place to live, work and visit. The Wilmington Area Planning Council has begun a Transportation Study to examine the impacts of these new developments in Newport and the surrounding areas. This workshop, the […]
You are invited to share your ideas for improving driving, walking, biking and public transit along Governor Printz from Claymont to Wilmington during this public workshop. The GP Boulevard Study will include the Claymont to Fox Point State Park trail project, which includes a connection to the Northern Delaware Greenway Trail where it currently ends […]
Due to concerns with the Coronavirus and out of an abundance of caution, the organizers of the Concord Pike CMP Workshop #4 have decided the workshop will now be held online - at the same day and time: What: Concord Pike Master Plan - Virtual Public Workshop When: Wednesday, April 1, 6-8pm Where: Online If […]
This 1st Public Workshop on the Master Plan Update will provide an overview of the project, including the schedule, goals, and background information. The workshop will also explain what a Master Plan is and why it is important in shaping the future of a community. By participating in this planning process, you can help shape the […]
Share your ideas for improving driving, walking, biking and public transit along Governor Printz from Claymont to Wilmington during this public virtual workshop. The GPB Corridor Study will include the Claymont to Fox Point State Park Trail Project, which includes a connection to the Northern Delaware Greenway Trail where it currently ends at the Cauffiel […]
The Wilmington Area Planning Council (WILMAPCO), in partnership with the New Castle County Department of Land Use and the Delaware Dept. of Transportation (DelDOT), will present the final draft of the Southern New Castle County Master Plan. During this workshop, you will have the opportunity to provide feedback on the final recommendations.Read the Final Draft […]
The Newport Transportation Study will examine the impacts of new development and will consider the benefits that an updated, multi-modal transportation network will have on the town’s goal of becoming a more walkable and transit-friendly place. The Newport River Trail, one of the Future Trails of Northern Delaware Coalition projects, would be a part of that network, connecting the town […]
This is the final Public Workshop for the Concord Pike (US 202) Corridor Master Plan. Review and share feedback on the Draft Plan, which identifies land use, development and transportation recommendations for the next 20 years, based on community response and technical analysis. This includes finding safe routes for non-motorized travel around the roadway. Review […]
All are invited to attend the Brandywine Valley National Scenic Byway Advisory Board Meeting, being held Thursday, September 23rd, 10:00 am - 11:00 am. The meeting will cover a range of topics, including: Byways Project Updates NCC Overlay ordinance update DE/PA Byway Coordination - PA- National designation Delaware Bayshore Byway Coordination-National designation Development Updates Canby […]
DelDOT is seeking public input on the proposed improvements along Kings Highway, including multi-modal facilities for bicyclists and pedestrians.
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We envision a State where trails, pathways and scenic corridors connect everyone to where they want to go, empowering them to live healthier lives as they discover and enjoy the outdoors.
