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We accomplished the Fenton Township Board of Trustees approval and support for the resolution!
City of Linden and City of Fenton have already approved it at their council meetings. Argentine Township approved the format and resolution at their last meeting and will approve signing at their meeting on September, 28.
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Non-motorized PROPOSED pathway between the City of Linden and City of Fenton is represented in this aerial map provided by Nowak & Fraus Engineers in cooperation with LAFF and the local communities. The pathway runs from near Jennings Road to the west side of Tri-Angle Park in Linden. The pathway is approximately 2 miles long with .6 miles in the City of Fenton, 1.3 miles in Fenton Township and .1 miles in the City of Linden. As always when you see your local representatives to these communities tell them you desire these pathways be built in our southern Genesee County Communities. THANKS.  This map represents the PROPOSED 2.0 mile long non-motorized pathway from Haviland Beach Road at Lobdell Road through the Linden School Campus and along Silver Lake Road to the west city limits of Linden where it will connect to the city's existing sidewalks and bicycle lanes. The plan was provided to us by Flies & VandenBrink Engineering, Inc. in cooperation with Argentine Township. As always if you talk with your local community representatives remind them of the importance of these pathways and your wants and desires for them. THANKS 
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AuthorLAFF Pathway supports the development, funding, construction, safe use and preservation of non-motorized pathways in the Linden, Argentine, Archives
November 2020
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LAFF Pathway, Inc.
PO Box 563
Fenton, MI 48430
laff@laffpathways.com
PO Box 563
Fenton, MI 48430
laff@laffpathways.com
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