
German Park Amphitheater, City of New Ulm, Minnesota
Today, German Park features a state-of-the-art, structurally sound, concrete terraced amphitheater space that has expanded
Home / Greenways Master Plan, City of Norwalk, Iowa
The master plan seeks to establish a functioning trail system in Norwalk, create safe routes to schools, and reconnect community members to amenities.
The City of Norwalk has experienced growth over the last several years and needs improved connectivity of established and new neighborhoods to local amenities, community resources, and nearby regional trail systems.
After meeting with the city and gaining an understanding of their vision, Bolton & Menk prepared an approach that allowed the city to use a custom created data collector application through Esri ArcGIS and complete a focused data collection exercise with volunteers. The Norwalk Greenways Workgroup inventoried all sidewalks and trails in the community and evaluated the pavement condition, width, and locations and descriptions of trip hazards encountered.
Through an in-depth analysis of the collected field data and discussions with community members at multiple community outreach events, Bolton & Menk formulated a series of improvement recommendations that created manageable projects the city could implement over the next 10 years. Recommendations focused on establishing significant trail connections, improving pedestrian amenities at key intersections, and filling existing sidewalk gaps.
The master plan seeks to establish a functioning trail system in Norwalk, create safe routes to schools, and reconnect community members to amenities. The master plan describes strategic implementation strategies, project budgets, funding resources, and information pertaining to construction standards.

Today, German Park features a state-of-the-art, structurally sound, concrete terraced amphitheater space that has expanded

Bolton & Menk used steering committee input to have the first public discussion of the

Mecklenburg County is enhancing community connectivity and recreational access through the development of 1.5 miles

The community park is adjacent to existing neighborhoods and is an amenity used by both