SEMCOG University Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund October 15, 2009 GreenWays Initiative Resources.

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SEMCOG University Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund October 15, 2009 GreenWays Initiative Resources

GreenWays Initiative - Objectives Help local institutions implement greenways programs Build organizational capacity to engage in greenways projects Build awareness of the benefits of greenways (throughout the 7 counties of SE MI)

GreenWays Initiative Total of more than 125 grants awarded Total of $15,800,000 awarded 100+ miles of trail will be constructed Connects more than 80 communities – approximately 1/3 of the region

GreenWays Initiative – Components of 5 Year Program Public Education and Outreach Capacity Building Programs Grants –GreenWays Predevelopment Grants –GreenWays Land Grants

GreenWays Initiative Education/Information/ Capacity Building - Funders Workshop (2001,2003,2005,2007) - Green Forum ( ) - Evaluation Workshop (2004) -Wayfinding & Branding Workshop (2005) - Reports: Planning for Detroit’s Rail-Trails

GreenWays Initiative Current Activities/Resources Strong Focus on Detroit – Detroit GreenWays Coalition Formal Educational Process – Host and promote capacity/informational sessions (MORE EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS ON THE WAY!) Referral Service/Trouble Shooting/General Resource – Work with individual communities/projects to provide advice, counsel, guidance and resources (matching funds; experienced planning and engineering firms; policy formulation; connect to partners and larger greenway/non- motorized context/activity; route selection and best practices; maintenance; troubleshoot unforeseen/unanticipated construction issues, convening, provide project guidance, institutional knowledge)

SEMCOG University Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund October 15, 2009 GreenWays Initiative Resources