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A movement is afoot to bring new life to long-talked-about plan for an approximately 25-mile shared-use path connecting Charlottesville to the Afton area.
The Rivanna Trails Foundation is petitioning the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors to move forward with a feasibility study of the path from city to the Blue Ridge Tunnel.
A Three Notched Trail has been discussed for a number of years, and supporters say it would not only serve outdoor enthusiasts, but also commuters and could bring tourists to the area â similar to what the Virginia Capital Trail has done for the Richmond-to-Williamsburg area.
Funding for the study was offered from the Virginia Department of Transportation last summer, but the county has decided not to move forward with it now due to staff capacity and overall capital project funding constraints.
Three Notched Trail Planning Group pushing for trail in Albemarle Co. A petition is circulating in attempt to bring the Three Notched Trail to Albemarle County. (Source: WVIR) By Andrew Webb | May 3, 2021 at 5:06 PM EDT - Updated May 3 at 5:06 PM
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, Va. (WVIR) - Community groups, including the Three Notched Trail Planning Group, are working to get the Three Notched Trail to Albemarle County.
A letter and petition to the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors is circulating, calling for a feasibility study funded through the Virginia Department of Transportation.
The trail would be a part of a plan to connect trails all throughout the commonwealth from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Chesapeake Bay.
“As KL-lites today we are truly the children of migrants who came, who saw, and who made community together. Today’s migrants come from different places, but they dream the same dreams our ancestors did a long time ago, ” says Hill.
“The stories in the zine help us see how much we have in common despite our diverse cultures and ethnic backgrounds.
“I hope we will keep asking the difficult and painful questions and have more conversations. How have we Malaysians, as children of migrants, got to this point of now saying that other migrants do not have the right to share in our wealth and development, especially in the context of a globalised and interconnected economy?” she asks.