Feasibility study underway for Washington-Greenville greenway
/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/gray/4XIF22BYDRDNXPB5C7J2PHEFHE.jpg)
WASHINGTON, N.C. (WITN) - A study will soon be underway to look at the feasibility of a greenway between two Eastern Carolina cities.
An arm of the state Department of Transportation is looking into the possibility of building a greenway connecting Greenville with Washington.
The Mid-East Rural Planning Organization is working with the McAdams Company on the feasibility of the Washington-Greenville Greenway.
According to Mid-East, the Washington-Greenville Greenway would be a 20+ mile greenway connecting the two cities. This would be part of the East Coast Greenway Coastal Route and N.C. Bicycle Route 2, allowing visitors and residents a protected corridor to walk and bike.
If built, it would be connected to the existing greenway in Greenville.
This study will take about a year to complete and then Mid-East RPO will submit the project to the DOT and explore possible funding options.
Copyright 2023 WITN. All rights reserved.