The hopes, wishes, and, yes, gripes of trail users will be heard at a public forum on Saturday, March 16, at the Columbia Crossing River Trails Center, 41 Walnut St., Columbia. Registration will open at 8:30 a.m., and the program will run from 9 to 11 a.m.
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Probably should just remove the Locust St. crossing (or make it a pedestrian crossing only), then upgrade Union Street crossing, and funnel all river park traffic there via Heritage Drive.
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The cottage owners will end up controlling the Locust St and Union St ramps.
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I've been there numerous of times, 533 per day,,, hardly.
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Countin em coming an goin, I recon.
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Locust street crossing is not a crossing anymore has not been for along time
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It is publicly accessible off of Heritage drive. That area could be another ramp or even a fishing pier. Enough riverfront has been sacrificed already. Time to let the public have what is theirs.
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BORO PROPERTY .
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There is no locust street crossing.
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Come on Mary a ramp is a ramp , boro property is boro property , make 2 ramps for the public, the money pit is big enough .
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What does the board at the money pit do except find ways to spend TAX PAYERS MONEY ? Find a answer for this problem before someone gets killed, this is serious ,and could be a law suit for Columbia. Heritage should be one way south till some one finds a way to control ALL traffic there. If the pit is used by a hundred thousand a year , one of the brains that come up with all the ways to spend tax money should fix a real problem not seal the concreat for thousands , 4 thousand for more cameras, 4 thousand for a pa system , rocking chairs , 115,000 to manage it, not to mention the docks and all the borough employee time, the things that are important just get let go , just like council, oh a old council member said they inhertited the problems , well they made these, plain and simple.
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Only till leo is voted out.
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I am going to bring my 4 horses there to the trail , if a bike runs at them there will be a problem , hope the borough is ready for a law suit , public property, and the Columbia borough line is not up the trail past goods park, so they have nothing to say about it.
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All these people say they use the trail , call a work party for a saterday and see how many (users) show up. NO have borough employees clean it up at tax payers expence.
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I meant Walnut St. (should have been simple enough to infer).
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I've been there summer evenings where I've seen 500 in a few hours. So, hardly your hardly.
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Oh yeah, because that really helps to reject the “entitled horse owner” stereotype.
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WORK PARTY THESE PEOPLE WILL NOT HELP , they will run down the people cleaning up, out of towners don,t care , just like the hot heads councjl puppets.
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The money pit board is a JOKE, they should do fund raisers for money, tax payers paid enough!!!!!
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