Links
City of Colorado Springs Documents, and Other Links
A City Beautiful Dream: The 1912 Vision for Colorado Springs
City of Colorado Springs Parks System Master Plan
Colorado Springs Intermodal Transportation Plan
Colorado Springs Major Thoroughfare Plan
Pikes Peak Rural Transportation Authority
Community-Developed Documents and Other Information
2007 Imagine Downtown Final Development Plan
Greenway Fund – Legacy Loop Project
2016 Draft Experience Downtown Colorado Springs
Middle Shooks Run Neighborhood Association
Shooks Run Agroforestry Project
Shooks Run Agroforestry Project information
Riparian Agroforestry based on Local Ecosystem Symbiosis
Operation Outdoor Nation
Urban Land Institute 2012 report
Facilities MASTER Plan
Review Facilities Master Plan Here
Review Facilities Master Plan Executive Summary here
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Community Values Driving the Project
Public Input - Community Values
Quotable
“The West side of Legacy Loop from America the Beautiful Park to Monument Valley Park is well established along the Pikes Peak Greenway Trail. The missing northern connection to Shooks Run and Rock Island Trail has been figured out and will be constructed soon. The southern and east side of the Legacy Loop, along the Shooks Run Corridor, is ripe for analysis and design to improve the experience and connect Shooks Run to the Pikes Peak Greenway Trail. It will be great to make the full Legacy Loop a continuous enjoyable trail experience. There are currently areas where the trail ends so people on foot or riding bikes must use the sidewalks or streets. Completing the loop by expanding the linear park feel along the Shooks Run creek would provide a strong connection to nature for the community and provide a great amenity to the neighborhoods along this section of the loop. It would also provide easy trail connections to downtown and to other area destinations linked by trails.”
Andrea Barker, Greenway Fund Legacy Loop Project