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The Mary Carter Greenway is one of the busiest regional multi-trails in the metro area with over 300,000 recorded trail users annually within South Platte Park. Spanning 8.25 miles from C-470 to Hamilton Place, the trail crosses through the cities of Littleton, Englewood, and Sheridan. In the fall of 2022, South Suburban and Arapahoe County Open Spaces kicked off a study to identify potential improvements to improve access and enhance trail users' experience. Explore this page to gain insight into this planning project and provide your thoughts on enhancing the Mary Carter Greenway.
Use the "Subscribe" tool in the right column on this page to sign up to receive project updates.
The Mary Carter Greenway is one of the busiest regional multi-trails in the metro area with over 300,000 recorded trail users annually within South Platte Park. Spanning 8.25 miles from C-470 to Hamilton Place, the trail crosses through the cities of Littleton, Englewood, and Sheridan. In the fall of 2022, South Suburban and Arapahoe County Open Spaces kicked off a study to identify potential improvements to improve access and enhance trail users' experience. Explore this page to gain insight into this planning project and provide your thoughts on enhancing the Mary Carter Greenway.
Use the "Subscribe" tool in the right column on this page to sign up to receive project updates.
Mary Carter Greenway Study has finished this stage
Project information and an interactive map to provide comments were available from Aug. 26-Oct. 31, 2022.
Pop-up Public Input Events
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In-person outreach to collect public input along the trail took place September 14 and 17, 2022.
Site Analysis and Input Evaluation
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Public input, trail data, and existing conditions were assessed from Dec. 2022-March 2023.
Concept Development
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Project ideas based on findings during the analysis and evaluation phase were proposed in April 2023.
Public Input: Phase Two
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A second pop-up event took place along the Mary Carter Greenway on April 11, 2023, and an online survey was available April 14-May 14 to collect public feedback on proposed improvements.
Feasibility Study
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Project costs and and considerations were identified May-July 2023.
Draft Report
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Study findings were organized into a draft report August-October 2023.
Draft Report Review
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A draft report of the trail study findings were available for stakeholder feedback and public comments Nov. 2-16.
Report Approval
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The most recent draft report was presented to SSPRD Board of Directors in December 2023.
Project Completion
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