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ORANGE COUNTY
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT
Meeting Date: June 2, 2020
Action Agenda
Item No. 8-e
SUBJECT: Resolution of Support — Triangle Trails Initiative
DEPARTMENT: BOCC
ATTACHMENT(S): INFORMATION CONTACT:
Proposed Resolution Vice Chair Renee Price, 919-245-2130
Triangle Trails information Commissioner Mark Marcoplos, 919-
245-2130
PURPOSE: To adopt a resolution of support for the Triangle Trails Initiative, a new effort to
plan for linked trails within the Triangle region coordinated by the East Coast Greenway
Alliance, through a grant from the AJ Fletcher Foundation.
BACKGROUND: In 2019, interested parties came together to form an effort to look at trail
systems in the Triangle region and how they might be more inter-connected, From this, the
Triangle Trails Initiative (TTI) was created and a planning effort identified, working under the
auspices of the East Coast Greenway Alliance and a grant from the AJ Fletcher Foundation.
The Initiative recommends linking trails and greenways together across a multi-county regional
landscape, gaining cooperation of public and private sector interests that encourage
collaboration, and creating a network that will eventually provide transportation, exercise,
leisure, safety, accessibility, recreation, community and economic benefits for the region. The
group's mission states that "Triangle Trails is a collaboration between government, business,
institutions and civic leaders to make the Research Triangle Region a national leader in
greenways and trails."
To date, an advisory board has been formed, which includes BOCC Vice-Chair Renee Price as
a member, and the group has completed Part 1 of Funding Strategy (matching funds for the AJ
Fletcher Grant), and drafts of a work program and position description for a Program Manager
have been prepared. A draft work program for the counties within the TTI has also been
created. The group has reached out to the existing Triangle Greenways Council (Triangle J
Council of Governments) about merging efforts.
A resolution in support of this effort has been created and approved by several counties in the
last few months, including Durham County, Johnston County, Harnett County, Vance County
and Warren County. A similar draft resolution for the Board's consideration is attached.
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This effort is not part of the State Parks Mountains to Sea Trail effort, or a new Great Trails
State initiative from the N.C. Department of Transportation. Both of these efforts may, however,
be connected to the eventual Triangle Trails Initiative. The East Coast Greenway Alliance is a
multi-state effort to promote and create a trail connecting up and down the Atlantic coast states.
This greenway includes the Durham American Tobacco Trail, Raleigh greenways and Wake
County trails (current and proposed). The East Coast Greenway does not enter Orange County
but runs north to south through Raleigh and Durham. However, branches connecting to this
greenway could connect in future to trails and greenways in Orange County, and this is part of
the early vision of the future trails planning effort by the TTI.
FINANCIAL IMPACT: There is no financial impact associated with the adoption of the proposed
resolution. No funding request for Orange County consideration has been prepared or submitted
to date for the TTI project, although the group is currently engaged in a funding strategy.
SOCIAL JUSTICE IMPACT: There is no Orange County Social Justice Goal impact associated
with the proposed resolution.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: There is no Orange County Environmental Responsibility Goal
impact associated with the resolution. However, connections and extensions of trails may also
create interconnected open spaces and parks, with corridors for habitat and wildlife throughout
the region.
RECOMMENDATION(S): The Manager recommends that the Board adopt and authorize the
Chair to sign the proposed resolution.
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ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE FORMATION OF THE TRIANGLE
TRAILS INITIATIVE
WHEREAS, Orange County, North Carolina is committed to maintaining and enhancing the
quality of life for residents throughout the region and recognizes that the "Triangle Trails
Initiative" will contribute to quality of life by weaving together community and regional assets
via a network of trails and greenways; and
WHEREAS, the "Triangle Trails Initiative" recommends linking trails and greenways together,
across a multi-county regional landscape, gaining cooperation of public and private sector
interests that encourage collaboration; and to create a network that will, in the long term, provide
transportation, exercise, leisure, safety, accessibility, recreation, community and economic
benefits aimed at enhancing the quality of life; and
WHEREAS, many communities, agencies, and trail advocates in the region have taken a lead in
planning and building local trails and greenways, and those efforts can be greatly enhanced by
being connected to a larger regional network of trails; and
WHEREAS, trails and their green landscape areas help improve the quality of the air we breathe
by preserving trees and vegetation, by promoting reduce congestion through non-motorized
transportation, and enhance the quality of our water through natural buffers mitigating the
impacts of storm water run-off, and
WHEREAS, trails and greenways are freely accessible community assets offering opportunities
for transportation, recreation and exercise to everyone, including children and families, providing
safe places for county residents to experience a sense of community, celebrate our history and
culture, and create stronger social ties; and
WHEREAS, trails have significant impact on the health and economic viability of the region
encouraging active lifestyles, increased levels of tourism, enhanced property values, added jobs,
as well as enhanced ability to attract and retain businesses to the region due to improved quality
of life; and
WHEREAS,the "Triangle Trails Initiative"provides the foundation for a long term strategy that
will continue to grow and to provide an invaluable resources for our children, grandchildren and
great grandchildren;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that we, the Orange County Board of
Commissioners, do hereby resolve to support the concept of working within a regional
framework to plan, design, develop and link protected undeveloped landscapes and natural
resources by endorsing the "Triangle Trails Initiative."
This, the 2nd day of June, 2020.
Penny Rich, Chair
Orange County Board of Commissioners
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TTI Advisory
• AB Member Introductions
• What is your interest in serving on this board
• Overview of AB Duties and Responsibilities
• Appointment of AB Board Chair
• Update on TTI Progress To Date
• Work Program for 2020 EastCoast
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• Next Meeting of the AB
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• Purpose: advance • Meetings of AB
Advisory mission of TTI • Twice a year
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Advisory • Identify Financial • Participate in Program
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Meetings & Triangle Greenways Council • Bill Ross
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MeetingsWake County Manager and Scheduled to meet with:
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