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Legislators back Coastal Greenway with words, funds
Annual meeting July 12 on St. Simons
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When completed, the 155- Coastal Georgia Greenway will provide bicycle/pedestrian paths from Tybee Island to St. Marys, and link up with trails in South Carolina and Florida. - photo by Map provided
The 20-year effort to build a bicycle-pedestrian path through coastal Georgia from Savannah to St. Marys has been given a boost by the 2016 Legislature. The Georgia Department of Community Affairs received $100,000 to pass on to the Coastal Regional Commission, as project manager, which will oversee an engineering study to verify the 155-mile route linking South Carolina to Florida through Georgia’s six coastal counties. Already, 24 percent of the route is existing or funded for construction.
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