Legislative Update: Eagle River Greenbelt Open House

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Released:	August 11, 2003
Karen McCarthy	465-4843 (800) 892-4843

Dear Eagle River Residents:

I have just received notice of an open house being held by the Division of Parks regarding plans for the Eagle River Greenbelt. I thought you might be interested in attending.

The Alaska Division of Parks & Outdoor Recreation will host a second open house to discuss planning for improved access to the Eagle River Greenbelt, including a pedestrian and bicycle path between the Eagle River Campground and the Eagle River Nature Center. Their field reconnaissance has identified several potential routes, and they would like to hear your thoughts on these possible alternatives.

Date: Tuesday, August 12, 2003
Time: Anytime between 5 - 7 pm
Place: Alpenglow Elementary School Cafeteria, 19201 Driftwood Bay Drive, Eagle River.

For further information call Bill Evans, the Landscape Supervisor at the Division of Parks, at 269-8744 (email: bill_evans@dnr.state.ak.us) or call Chuck Casper, the Project Manager, at 269-8740 (email: chuck-casper@dnr.state.ak.us), or visit the web site at http://www.dnr.state.ak.us/parks/misc/ergbap/ergbap.htm.

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