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BOUNDARIES & ACQUISITION COSTS The trail is proposed to be an eight to ten foot wide paved trail. Working west to east, as shown in Figure 3, Exhibit A, the existing trail leaves Bunker Hills Regional Park from the south east corner of the park, just north of Blaine High School. It crosses to the south side of Bengal Drive and heads east as an eight foot wide striped on -road bicycle lane. At Jefferson Street the trail changes to a ten foot wide grade separated paved trail behind the curb and travels south on the west side of the street. At the intersection of Jefferson Street and CSAH 14/Main Street, the trail crosses at the signalized intersection to the south side of CSAH 14/Main Street and travels east, crossing over Highway 65 and currently ending at Aberdeen Street. From Aberdeen Street, the proposed trail is to be a ten foot wide grade separated paved trail that follows on the south side of CSAH 14/Main Street to Cloud Drive. This stretch is just over a mile long and would potentially impact 22 BUNKE- REGIONAL Blaine High School Legend EXISTING BUNKER - CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL „ , PROPOSED BUNKER - CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL al SCHOOL :"' ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY UBRARY EXISTING REGIONALTRAIL .. - PROPOSED REGIONAL TRAIL ROADWAY EXISTING CITY TRAIL PROPOSED CITY TRAIL CITY PARK REGIONAL PARK. REGIONAL TRAIL CO RR DOR WATER Figure 3 Bunker- Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Exhibit A parcels. 1f right of way or easements are needed, it is estimated that the width of those easements may be between 15 and 20 feet. At Cloud Drive, as shown in Figure 4, Exhibit B, the trail travels south on the west side of the road to approximately West Lake Boulevard. Near that intersection, the trail then travels east, through The Lakes residential development and along the man-made lake with connections to Lakeside Commons and East Lake Page 3