1 Extension of the Riverwalk Dylan Brown, Connor Hughes, Steve Deeb, & James Riel

2 Background: Existing Riverwalk Original Idea Collaborative effort Construction Timeline Construction Cost

3 Pocket Park

4 Pedestrian Bridge: 12ft. Wide

5 Walkway Along EBSCO Side

6 Shade Shelters

7 Benches & Planters

8 Why Why build this? Community Benefits Environmental Benefits

9 Extension Details

10 Path & Edging 10” by 10” Stone Pavers: Coffee Creek Pave Edge Keep pavers in place

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12 Planter & Landscaping Same pavers as path 6’ Diameter 2’-6 Tall Graded slightly for path Trim branches

13 Benches & Railing: Same as Existing Dumor #58 8’ long, Black O’brien & Sons

14 Lighting: Solar Illuminations 10’ Radius, spaced 15’ apart. 3’ Tall 3 hours in sunlight until full charge Bolted to footing Will still charge in partial light Batteries replaced once per year

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16 Cost Materials:Cost: Stone Pavers & Edging$9,400 Subsurface materials$1,300 Lighting$5,300 Benches$7,200 Headwall Railing$750 Backfill$350 Prep$3,000 Installation$8,900 Total:$36,200

17 Long-term Maintenance: Seasonal? Flooding Impact

18 Environmental Impacts Tree protection River protection Construction impacts

19 Possible Extension

20 People Glen Gibbs Kathy Connor David Pancost – Conservation Agent Jim Butler – EBSCO Maintenance Larry Graham – Engineer