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Trails and the planning line

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2015 – 2040, as banked

The town's modern plans are built around joining its two parks together. The 2015 Stellar Communities projects, as the adopted 2022 comprehensive plan recounts them, included a School Trail and a planned new trail toward Potato Creek State Park, alongside the downtown facade program, Shamrock Alley, and senior housing; the plan of 2022, adopted 1 August that year and running to a 2040 horizon, records the Stellar works as completed and the town's sentiment toward them as overwhelmingly positive. A 2015 council minute notes the INDOT Tamarack Trail with "unresolved railroad property" — the rails-to-trails friction of an abandoned-railroad town, at minute strength. Inside the state park, the DNR's own trail record gives a 3.3-mile paved bicycle trail, hiking trails of about two miles each, and a 7.5-mile mountain-bike trail — boundary size, the park's own system, pointed to rather than re-dug. The planning line behind these documents — the town's first zoning and comprehensive-plan instruments — is carried in the government and corridors records at pointer size; no Kessler-style system plan exists for a town of this scale, and none is pretended.

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Source: Trails and the planning line, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/north-liberty/parks/trails-and-the-planning-line/