Sixty-six people attended a public input session to consider those concepts. One of the more popular and feasible designs was to develop a hiking and biking pathway from Northport to the Braman Hill Recreational Area, a distance of about half a mile. The village owns all of that property, so building a pathway there is a real possibility.
Students were told to create designs with no cost limitation- to dream big. The designs can be viewed at the Leelanau Township Community Foundation web site (see link below). The files are large and take a while to load. They include:
- New Course: improvement of steetscapes and pedestrian access throughout the village
- Mystic Northport: includes pathways, boardwalks, other streetscapes and elements on the waterfront, and a connection to Braman Hill
- Fresh Air: parks, gardens, and an in-town trail system
- Navigationg Northport: Upgrades to downtown, the marina, Mill Pond, more bike pathways, and a series of winding trails connecting to Braman Hill
- Effects: streetscapes, revitalized buildings, marina improvements, and another option to connect to Braman Hill via boardwalks
The next meeting with these final design presentations will be held at Northport School on May 20, 2008.
from the Leelanau Enterprise, "Ideas for Northport's future shared", Jan 22, 2008
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