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WHAT: Perdido Key Multi-Use Path Ribbon Cutting
WHERE: Perdido Key Visitors Information Center, 15500 Perdido Key Dr.
WHEN: Tuesday, July 23, at 11 a.m.
MEDIA CONTACT: Andie Gibson, 850-530-3501, cmr@myescambia.com
Additional Information:
The Perdido Key Multi-Use Path was identified as a priority in the Perdido Key Master Plan, along with the Florida-Alabama Transportation Planning Organization’s 2018-2022 Pedestrian/Bicycle Master Plans.
The multi-use path is designed for pedestrians and bicycles, with motorized vehicles prohibited. The Perdido Key Drive Multi-Use Path East project extends from River Road to the western boundary of Perdido Key State Park, spanning 4.26 miles in length. The western portion of the path runs approximately 2.3 miles eastward from the Florida-Alabama state line.
This project aims to provide better connectivity along Perdido Key, while providing opportunities for alternative means of transportation such as walking or biking. With the completion of the Perdido Key Multi-Use Path, residents and visitors can more easily access and travel between residential, commercial and recreational areas throughout Perdido Key.
The Perdido Key Multi-Use Path project also includes an extensive wildlife mitigation program to protect critical habitat for endangered species.
The ceremony will begin indoors at the Perdido Key Visitors Center, then will move outside to the multi-use path for the ribbon cutting.
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