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Plan to extend S&S Greenway trail through Brooklet neighborhoods draws opposition
County chairman now says project will halt at city limits unless Brooklet council decides differently
Cindy Culp Hulsey, front right, whose family owns rural land along the proposed path of the S&S Greenway extension, and Ronnie Page, center, a Brooklet resident, look at the plans during Thursday evening’s public input meeting at Brooklet Elementary Schoo
Cindy Culp Hulsey, front right, whose family owns rural land along the proposed path of the S&S Greenway extension, and Ronnie Page, center, a Brooklet resident, look at the plans during Thursday evening’s public input meeting at Brooklet Elementary School. Participants could fill out comment sheets and drop them into a box the county provided. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff
A proposal for Phase III of the S&S Greenway that would extend the existing paved walking and cycling trail from its current end east of Statesboro to Brooklet and onward along Brooklet’s West Lane Street drew opposition from residents in two input meetings this week.
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