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The Muskogee Trails Master Plan
responds to specific needs that were
defined by residents through a
series of public workshops.
This Plan recommends the
implementation of a 52.72 mile
network of off-road multi-purpose
trails (including existing and
funded trails) throughout the City
of Muskogee. The system is extensive
and comprehensive, and at the same
time provides a realistic program
for satisfying the needs of local
residents regarding access to
outdoor resources and linkage to
popular destinations. Building the
system will take many years.
The overall system is divided
into three phases (not including
existing and funded trails). In the Near-Term phase
(0-5 years), it is envisioned that
local government agencies will work
in partnership with neighborhoods
and private sector organizations to
develop an estimated 12.03 miles of
trail projects. Near-Term projects
would begin development in Calendar
Year 2004. During the Mid-Term phase
(5-10 years), an additional 11.94
miles of trail projects would be
developed, and the Long-Term (10-15
years) phase envisions that the
remaining 15.77 miles of trail
projects would be implemented.
The plan proposes a 14.97 mile
system of on-road “linkages”
throughout the City of Muskogee,
which is divided into two phases. In
the Near-Term phase, it is
envisioned that 10.57 miles of “linkages”
would be constructed. The remaining
4.40 miles would be implemented in
the Mid-Term phase.
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