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Public Outreach 2 <br />2-15 <br />about many of the potential benefits that the trail had to offer – including <br />transportation, recreation, as well as opportunities to create economic benefit <br />and beautify the community. At the same time, they remarked that there are <br />currently numerous trespassers along the creek area and there are significant <br />public safety concerns there. People indicated that it would be extremely <br />important to address these concerns if a trail were to be implemented in this <br />area. <br />The portion of the proposed trail further to the east (Segments 5 to 8) is very <br />different in character and the project generated very different types of <br />comments. Initially, a large number of comments were received reflecting <br />concerns that the trail might be developed on their property, as many of <br />the property lines extend to or near the center of the Creek. As a result, <br />the comments focused on potential impacts to their privacy and concerns <br />about trespassing and crime. Once it became clear that the proposed routes <br />along these segments would largely consist of on-street facilities, the types of <br />comments focused more on which streets might provide the most desirable <br />connections and could best accommodate trail users. <br />35