Rock Hill Econ Dev
Apr 12, 2018

Action Team Update

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Connectivity has met to discuss walking, bike share, and transit.

Some topics covered include:

  • Exploring how to mark out safe walking/biking paths in KP area

  • Need to put walking/biking/transit paths on map

  • Signage will be important for visitors – especially to know how to get around stopped trains

  • Bike share will be beneficial for visitors and residents alike

dotsy29732
Apr 12, 2018

All good points & worthy of more discussion!!

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