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Have your say on Melton’s shared cycling, walking paths

09/09/2014

By Star Weekly

Melton residents can have a say on how they use shared cycling and walking paths across Melbourne’s western region.

A drop-in session to discuss the new West Trails project starts at Hannah Watts Park, Melton, at 9am on September 14.

The project, managed by Hobsons Bay City Council, will involve a strategic review of regional shared trails across Brimbank, Melton, Hobsons Bay, Maribyrnong, Moonee Valley and Wyndham.

The review will consider current shared trail conditions and provide recommendations to improve the provision, quality, knowledge, development and access to regional shared trails.

Residents unable to attend the session can complete a short, confidential questionnaire at www.west-trails.com.

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