An updated master plan for the city's Greenbelt was adopted by the Green River City Council Tuesday night, giving both the city and the Greenbelt Taskforce a roadmap to dictate the future growth of the pathway system.
According to the city's Parks and Recreation director Brad Raney, the plan is already being used to bring grant funds to the city for improvements along the Greenbelt.
The original plan was drafted more than 30 years ago, before the volunteer group and city were able to build the riverside system. The new master plan comes two years after the start of a large-scale push to gather...
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