2. Introduction U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Metro Parks Mayor’s Office Metro Council District Representatives HDR, Inc.

3. Housekeeping Meeting Schedule – Open House – 6:00-6:30 pm – Presentation – 6:30-6:45 pm – Q&A – 6:45-7:00 pm – Open House – 7:00-8:00 pm Meeting Schedule

4. Quick Overview of Louisville Loop Project Description Site Challenges Site Opportunities Trail Cross Sections Next Steps Presentation Format

5. Louisville Loop Overview Master Plan

6. Louisville Loop Overview Built Segment

7. Farnsley-Moremen to Watson Lane Louisville Loop Overview Upcoming Construction

8. Project Overview

9. Provide connectivity to neighborhoods, schools, parks, workplaces, and commercial districts. Achieve proper balance between trail user experience and cost. Minimize disturbance to environmentally sensitive areas. Project Goals

10. Blow up of routing map Public input on trail routing options Meeting Purpose

11. Challenge: Crossing Gene Snyder Hwy Site Analysis

12. Challenge: Crossing Dixie Hwy Site Analysis

13. Challenge: Crossing Railroads Site Analysis

14. Challenge: Crossing Driveways Site Analysis

15. Challenge: Environmental Concerns Site Analysis TopographyEnvironmentally Sensitive Areas

16. Challenge: Land Acquisition Site Analysis Narrow R.O.W.Potential Private Land Acquisition

17. Opportunities: Gene Snyder Crossings Site Analysis TunnelOverpasses Underpass at WatsonvilleUnderpass at Railroad

18. Blow up of routing map Site Analysis Opportunities: Gene Snyder Crossings

19. Opportunities: Dixie Hwy/Railroad Crossings Site Analysis Railroad CrossingSignalized Dixie Hwy Crossing

20. Blow up of routing map Site Analysis Opportunities: Dixie Hwy/Railroad Crossings

21. Site Analysis Opportunities: Key destinations NeighborhoodsSchools ParksCommercial Districts

22. Opportunities: Key Destinations Site Analysis Existing TrailsJefferson Memorial Forest

23. Opportunities: Scenic Areas Site Analysis FarmlandForested Land Pond Creek

24. What Will the Path Look Like? Shared Use Path Sections Path Adjacent to RoadwaysPath Within Natural Areas

25. What Will the Path Look Like? Shared Use Path Sections Path Adjacent to Gene Snyder HwySoft Surface Path

26. What Will the Path Look Like? Shared Use Path Sections Sharrow with Adjacent SidewalkPath Adjacent to Railroad

27. Next Steps Develop 3 Alternative Routes – Public Input – Constructability – Cost – Safety – User Experience – Connectivity – Right of Way Acquisition Develop a Summary Report of 3 Alignments – Proposed routing of hard surface and soft surface paths – Potential locations for trailheads and other facilities (restrooms, drinking fountains) – Operation and maintenance issues – Development costs for each of the alternatives Develop a Preferred Alignment Public Meeting Regarding Preferred Alignment

28. Project Schedule

29. Questions