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TRAIL MASTER PLAN AND DESIGN FOR

VIRGINIA CANYON OPEN SPACE “AREA 28”

TABLE OF CONTENTSCOVER LETTER 1

TEAM ORGANIZATION 2

FIRM DESCRIPTIONS 3

RESUMES 5

PROJECT EXPERIENCE 8

APPROACH 14

SCOPE OF WORK 24

PROJECT SCHEDULE 33

PROJECT FEES 35

APPENDIX A:

ADDITIONAL TRAIL EXPERIENCE 36

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2953 South Peoria Street, Suite 101Aurora, CO 80014

303.770.7201 fax 303.770.7132

April 6, 2018

Mr. Allen TiefenbachCity of Idaho Springs405 Argentine StreetP.O. Box 2000Georgetown, Colorado 80444

RE: Trail Master Plan and Design for Virginia Canyon Open Space

Dear Mr. Tiefenbach:

THK Associates, Inc. and Tony Boone Trails is pleased to submit this proposal in response to your Request for Proposal to deliver a Trail Master Plan and Design for Virginia Canyon Open Space. Our team has prepared a detailed approach to your project, discussed our planning philosophy and highlighted our recent relevant experience. Our outstanding team of professionals have the experience and qualifications not only to deliver, but to exceed, the goals of the Virginia Canyon Open Space Master Plan and Design.

THK focuses on trails, recreation opportunities, environmental education, environmental stewardship and facilitating comprehensive public involvement. Currently, this focus, in combination with more than 40 years of experience providing design expertise, has given THK the opportunity to work on three of the largest trail projects in the State of Colorado: Fountain Creek from Colorado Springs to Pueblo including 46 miles of Front Range Trail, the South Platte River including 10.2 miles of regional trail through the City and County of Denver and lastly, the Clear Creek Greenway including 36 miles of regional trail and numerous trailheads in Clear Creek County. All of these projects started from a master plan process and have included trail and trailhead identification, design and final construction.

Tony Boone is a world renowned trails authority who has worked on countless trail projects throughout Colorado with varying agencies and mountain bike clubs. He has written numerous articles for a variety of publications and contributed to three International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) books including: Trail Solutions: IMBA’s Guide to Building Sweet Singletrack; Managing Mountain Bikes: IMBA’s Guide to Providing Great Riding; and Bike Parks: IMBA’s Guide to New School Trails. He has been an active member of the Professional Trail Builders Association and American Trails since 1995. Since the summer of 2010, his primary focus has been assisting IMBA develop their international markets and creating the next generation of kinesthetically diverse “flow-based” tracks.

Our team appreciates this opportunity to present our qualifications and proposal to the City of Idaho Springs. We look forward to the prospect of working with the City, COMBA, Volunteers of Outdoor Colorado (VOC), Clear Creek County and the Argo Mill Partnership and creating a truly spectacular destination recreation park.

Sincerely,

Kevin R. Shanks, RLA, ASLA Vice President, Director of Landscape Architecture THK Associates, Inc. kshanks@thkassoc.com, 303-720-7201

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Our team was organized to provide the City with a comprehensive set of skills that will exceed the exceptions outlined in the request for proposal. THK will lead the Master Plan, Public Outreach and Funding efforts while assisting Tony Boone Trails with Trails Mapping. Tony Boone Trails will lead the Trail Design, Mapping and Management efforts, coordinating directly with the City and COMBA.

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THK Associates, Inc. (THK) is a market research, landscape architectural, planning and urban design firm that assists public and private clients in making informed and realistic planning decisions. THK has a staff of 16 professionals based in Denver including landscape architects, planners and economists, all having a broad base of professional and multidisciplinary skills. We are distinguished by

our balanced emphasis on the environmental, political, social and economic factors of a given project. For 45 years, THK has been a leader in the planning and design of outdoor spaces that enhances the quality of life for communities. We have completed hundreds of trail, greenway, recreation and master planning projects throughout the United States.

THK Associates, Inc. is very familiar with trail development and management within the state of Colorado. Friable, droughty soils do not withstand heavy, uncontrolled recreational use. Combined with Colorado’s periodic fire and flood events, establishing design solutions that are logical, intuitive and manageable are a key approach to our trail design. THK’s expertise combines a unique blend of knowledge about land use planning, public / partner outreach and recreation and market demand. Stakeholder support creates project momentum and with this momentum, THK helps communities develop project partnerships to implement early action projects. In the last five years, THK assisted the City of Denver and the Greenway Foundation develop partnerships that led to $25 million dollars of improvements on nine miles along the South Platte River through Denver. The restoration and recreation design efforts put forth during the Platte River Vision project resulted in the reception of the 2016 Colorado Association of Stormwater and Floodplain Managers’ Grand Award for Engineering Excellence.

Currently, THK is working on several Master Planning and visioning projects along the Front Range. These projects have been accomplished through an inclusive, collaborative planning and design process that identifies and mitigates potential land and user conflict. Through this process, lasting partnerships and advocacy can be fostered. THK is also working with the City of Colorado Springs, City of Pueblo, City of Idaho Springs, City of Georgetown, City of Thornton, Town of Estes Park, Town of Windsor, Larimer County, Boulder County, Clear Creek County and the City of Loveland on several trail projects that will enhance economic opportunities, while providing tremendous recreational opportunities.

FIRM DESCRIPTIONS

Clear Creek Greenway at the Old Game Check Station - Idaho Springs

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In the past three decades, Tony Boone has passionately led teams in planning, designing and constructing over 900 km of sustainable, shared-use trails for people of all ages and abilities. His national and international experience ranges from professional trail building companies to governmental agencies and non-profit organizations. He is considered a true pioneer in the art and evolution of sculpting sustainable, machine and hand-built trails for mountain bikers, runners, hikers and equestrians.

He has founded three successful trail planning, design and construction companies, including his current company, Tony Boone Trails, incorporated in 2010. While he was President of Anasazi Trails, Inc. (2007-2012), his team completed a 475 km Trail Feasibility Study for the Rio Grande Trail from Belen, NM to Mexico Border. As President of Arrowhead Trails, Inc. (1994-2010), he was responsible for developing Trail Master Plans for 20 Colorado State Parks.

Tony continues to partner with trail advocates, land managers and governments around the world, having completed over 275 successful trail projects encompassing thirteen U.S. states and seven countries including: U.S., Canada, Australia, Hong Kong, China, Costa Rica and the Philippines.

Prior to his experience in the private sector, he was a Natural Resource Specialist for eight years with Boulder County Parks & Open Space. His responsibilities included developing and implementing park master plans, natural resource management plans, trail design/construction projects and natural and cultural resource protection programs. Tony also graduated at the top of his class at the International Police Mountain Bike Association & the Boulder County Sheriff’s Reserve Academy.

Beyond his extensive design/build experience, Boone is a highly sought after professional trails educator, instructing and training literally thousands of students around the world in designing & planning sustainable, natural surface trails and sharing the art of mechanized trail building. He has written numerous articles for a variety of publications and contributed to three International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) books including: Trail Solutions: IMBA’s Guide to Building Sweet Singletrack, Managing Mountain Bikes: IMBA’s Guide to Providing Great Riding, and Bike Parks: IMBA’s Guide to New School Trails.

Chicken Dinner Trail in Salida, CO designed by Tony Boone Trails

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KEVIN SHANKS, RLA, ASLAPrincipal, Director of Planning and Landscape Architecture

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE• Clear Creek Greenway Trail Design - Idaho Springs, CO

• Clear Creek Greenway Trail Design as part of CDOT RAMP Project - Clear Creek County, CO

• Ute Pass Regional Trail Master Plan - El Paso County, CO

• Trinidad Trails, Greenway and Open Space Master Plan - Trinidad, CO

• Old Game Check Station Trailhead - Clear Creek County, CO

• Fountain Creek Corridor Restoration Master Plan including Pueblo Springs Ranch and Eco-Fit Park – Colorado Springs to Pueblo, CO

• Clear Creek Greenway Master Plan – Clear Creek County, CO

• Pueblo Historic Eastside Greenway – Pueblo, CO

• Front Range Trail through Clear Springs Ranch – El Paso County, CO Midland Greenway Master Plan – Colorado Springs, CO

• Kinney Run Trail Master Plan – Golden, CO

• Legacy Loop Trail - Colorado Springs, CO

• City of Lone Tree Trails Master Plan – Lone Tree, CO

• Clear Springs Ranch Open Space Master Plan – El Paso County, CO

• Clear Creek County Parks, Recreation, Tourism and Open Space Master Plan – Clear Creek County, CO

• City of Thornton Parks, Recreation and Open Space Master Plan – Thornton, CO

• South Platte River Vision Implementation Plan – Denver, CO

• River North and River South (South Platte River) Greenway Master Plans – Denver, CO

• Gross Reservoir Recreation Management Plan – Denver, CO

• Emerald Mountain Special Recreation Management Plan – Douglas County, CO

• Upper Fountain Creek and Cheyenne Creek Flood Restoration Master Plan - El Paso County, CO

• Fish Creek Corridor and Trail Restoration - Estes Park, CO

RESUMES

For the last 36 years, Mr. Shanks has been a Senior Landscape Architect and Project Manager for THK Associates, Inc. He is experienced in land use planning, project master planning, preliminary and detailed site design, graphic presentation, construction documentation, specification writing, irrigation design and construction administration. In addition to his project responsibilities, he is Vice-President and Principle of THK, managing the Landscape Architecture and Planning Departments and overseeing all design and planning projects undertaken by the firm.

Mr. Shanks has extensive park, recreation, open space and trail master planning experience. He has managed many regional park, athletic field, playground, recreation and open-space master plans. He has lead multi-discipline teams in order to provide planning and design services for parks master planning efforts. Additionally, Mr. Shanks has extensive site planning and design experience. Beyond the initial planning effort, moving the project forward through construction is a hallmark of his experience.

EDUCATIONBachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture, Iowa State University

REGISTRATIONSRLA - State of ColoradoRLA - State of Iowa

MEMBERSHIPSAmerican Society of Landscape Architects

Douglas County Conservation District Supervisor

Gateway Park Design Review Committee

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EDUCATIONBachelor of Science in Animal Science, Texas A&M University

Master of Education in Outdoor Adventure Recreation, Texas A&M University

MEMBERSHIPSProfessional Trailbuilders Association

National Trails Training PartnershipPatron Supporter, American Trails

TONY BOONETrails Construction Expert, Mountain Bike Trail Expert

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCETrail Plans and Park Management Plans:

• The Great Passion Play Trail Master Plan, Eureka Springs, AR • King Street Trails, Colorado Springs, CO • Collinsville Lake Trail Master Plan - Collinsville, OK• Hickory Knob State Park MtB Trail Plan - McCormick, SC• The Breaks at Bar H Mt. Bike Ranch Trail Plan – Saint Jo, TX• Tano Norte Ranch Trail Master Plan - Santa Fe, NM• Beavers Bend State Park Mtb Trails – Broken Bow, OK• Trek China Trail Master Plan - Chengdu, China• Old Man’s Valley Trail Plan - Horsby, Australia• Timberline Heights Trail Plan - Rizal, Philipines• Cam Sur Watersports Complex Trail Plan - Pili, Philippines• Mt. Isarog National Park Trail Plan - Ocampo, Philippines

Colorado Planning Related Projects • Maroon Ranch Trail Master Plan - Aspen• Dome Rock Climbing Access Plan - Boulder• Walker Ranch Management Plan - Boulder• Betasso Preserve Management Plan – Boulder• Beech Open Space Management Plan – Boulder• Trevarton Ranch Management Plan - Lyons• Storm Meadows Greenbelt Trail Plan – Steamboat Springs• US Air Force Academy Trail Master Plan - Colorado Springs• BCPOS Trails Management Plan – Boulder County

Colorado State Parks, back long ago with Arrowhead Trails (1994-2010)• Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area Trail Plan - Salida• Cheyenne Mountain State Park Trail Master Plan - Colorado Springs• Colorado River State Park Trail Master Plan – Loma• Crawford State Park Trail Master Plan - Crawford• Eleven Mile State Park Trail Master Plan - Lake George• Highline State Park Trail Master Plan - Fruita• Jackson Lake State Park Trail Master Plan - Jackson• Lake Pueblo State Park Trail Master Plan - Pueblo• Mancos State Park Trail Master Plan - Mancos• Ridgeway State Park Trail Master Plan – Ridgeway• Rifle Falls State Park Trail Master Plan - Rifle• Sweitzer Lake State Park Trail Master Plan - Delta• Sylvan Lake/Brush Creek State Park Trail Master Plan - Eagle• Vega State Park Trail Master Plan - Colbran

Tony Boone is a pioneer in the evolution and art of planning and creating sustainable, machine-built trails for mountain bikers, hikers, runners and equestrians. His accomplishments include: the first official mountain bike patrol in Colorado in 1989, training eight International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) Trail Care Crews (1997-2011), inspiring and conducting mechanized training for the IMBA Trail Solutions (2001), and contributing to three IMBA books: Trail Solutions: IMBA’s Guide to Building Sweet Singletrack, Managing Mountain Bikes: IMBA’s Guide to Providing Great Riding and Bike Parks: IMBA’s Guide to New School Trails.

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EDUCATIONBachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture, Colorado State University

MEMBERSHIPSEmerging Professionals Chair of the Colorado Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects

Denver Trout Unlimited Board Member

BRANDON PARSONS, ASLALandscape Designer

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE• Sherpa Trail Design - Colorado Springs, CO

Managed the design of an elevationed boardwalk system to connect key areas on the University of Colorado Colorado Springs Campus on steep and exposed bedrock. This trail is now a main pedestrian route and provides stunny overlooks of Pikes Peak and Downtown Colorado Springs.

• Fish Creek Corridor River Restoration and Trail Design - Estes Park, CO

Lead the design and construction management for the restoration of Fish Creek including the reconstruction of the Fish Creek Regional Trail.

• Clear Creek Greenway - Clear Creek County, CO

Developed the 30% design plans for over 14 miles of the Clear Creek Greenway Trail.

• Twin Tunnel / Old Game Check Trailhead - Clear Creek County, CO

Designed the Old Game Check station trailhead and assisted with construction observation and administration.

• Big Thompson River Corridor Master Plan - Loveland, CO

Lead the design for the recreation in the Big Thompson River Corridor Master Plan for the City of Loveland. This designing a trail network along the river, increasing open space amenities and recommending a main tubing route through the City.

• Fraser River Corridor Master Plan - Fraser, CO

Managed and lead the design for the Fraser River Corridor Master Plan from Winter Park to the Town of Fraser Colorado. This included a new trail network, increase educational opportunities, diverse recreational amenities and a new riverside park.

• South Platte River Vision and Greenway - Denver, CO

Lead the design of improvements along the South Platte River Greenway including new regional and pedestrian trail connections and two new riverside parks.

• St. Vrain Greenway - Longmont, CO

Lead the design of improvements to the St. Vrain Greenway through Longmont following the 2013 flood.

Brandon Parsons is experienced in innovative and responsible design, represented through engaging public presentations, graphic representations, conceptual site design, ecologic restoration, construction documentation and detailing, as well as project coordination and management. During his time at THK Associates, Inc., Mr. Parsons has taken a lead role in many of THK’s most comprehensive greenway trail projects, including designing over 15 miles of trail and has contributed heavily to planning, design and construction of the Fish Creek Corridor, Clear Creek Greenway, St. Vrain Greenway and the South Platte River Trail.

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TBT is currently working in Eureka Springs, Arkansas designing/sculpting our recently approved GPP Trail Master Plan that includes 18+ miles of shared-use trails, optimized for mountain bikers and NICA High School MtB League Races.

The Great Passion Play (GPP) Master Plan and Design Eureka Springs, AK - Client: Great Passion Play

Roaring Fork Valley TrailsSnow Mass, CO- Client: Snowmass Village

REFERENCE: Kent ButlerDirector of Operations, GPP(870)654-5017

Brannon PackExecutive Director, OORC(817)980-1048

Since the Tom Blake Trail in 1997 to the Seven Star Trail, Discovery Climbing Trail and the Buckhorn Reroute/Traverse Trails in the past two years. Our RFV design/builds continue to be some of the favorite trails in the area. Other popular projects include Airline, Ajax, Ute, Cozyline, Hummingbird, and Pioneer Cemetery Trails.

REFERENCE: Starr JamisonParks and Trails Manager,Town of Snowmass(970)922-2249

Mike PritchardExecutive Director,Roaring Fork Mountain Bike Association(970)943-3486

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

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Colorado Mountain Bike Association (COMBA) ProjectsClear Creek County Open Space - Client: COMBA

Salida Mountain TrailsSalida, CO - Client: City of Salida

TBT has worked with the COMBA on three projects totaling 4+ miles in the past two years. Last year we designed/sculpted the first beginner friendly trail for North Floyd Hill (Clear Creek County Open Space), designed and rerouted the lower section of Box ‘o Rocs Trail at Green Mountain Park, while the previous year we built the 3-mile western half of the Lil’ Scraggy Trail in Buffalo Creek Recreation Area.

http://www.tonyboonetrails.com/little-scraggy-west-buffalo-creek-colorado/

http://www.tonyboonetrails.com/box-o-rox-lakewood-colorado/

REFERENCE: Gil McCormickTrails Coordinator, COMBAWheatridge Cyclery(303)875-1463

Scott DollusUSFS Recreation Supervisor(303)275-5626

TBT crews started sculpting the Spartan West Trail for Salida Mountain Trails (SMT) this week. Since 1994, we have had the opportunity to plan, design and construct over a dozen miles in the Upper Arkansas River Valley. Our home base is Salida, where we have designed and sculpted numerous popular trails including: Rusty Lung, Chicken Dinner, Beasway, Burnpile, Salsa, Lil Rattler, Tenderfoot and numerous sections of the infamous Cottonwood Shuttle. Tony was also a founding member of SMT in 2004.

REFERENCE: Marcel SlootherTrails Coordinator,Salida Mountain Trails(405)590-6203

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The Clear Creek Greenway will run alongside Clear Creek between Jefferson County and the Continental Divide. The greenway is envisioned to serve as the backbone of the County and tie together communities with a string of open spaces, parks, recreational facilities and commercial recreation providers. It will embrace the County’s unique cultural heritage and natural environment and provide an outstanding resource for families, visitors and outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy.

The concept includes the development of a main arterial trail and key open space areas to create an interconnecting corridor of parks, natural areas, trail connections, recreational activities and related amenities. Developing the Greenway as a major natural resource and recreational corridor will not only provide recreation and open space, but will also improve economic development opportunities for the County and its municipalities.

THK has completed final design of the Greenway through Idaho Springs, including 2 pedestrian bridges that connect to Riverside Drive and the Argo Mill. The project is expected to go to bid for construction as soon as May 2018.

REFERENCE: Keith Montag, County Administrator, Clear Creek County(303)679-2312

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Clear Creek Greenway Master Plan, Design and ConstructionClear Creek County, Colorado - Client: Clear Creek County and the City of Idaho Springs

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THK Associates, Inc. was retained in January, 2015 by El Paso County to assist with the Master Planning of the Ute Pass Regional Trail (UPRT). The UPRT is an 11-mile regional trail that is located primarily adjacent to U.S. Highway 24. Once completed, the trail will provide a regional connection between the communities of Manitou Springs, Cascade, Chipita Park, Green Mountain Falls and Crystola. between 1997 and 2013, the UPRT was

included in several El Paso County long-range planning documents. The UPRT is considered part of the Ring the Trail Peak by several organizations including the Trails and Open Space Coalition (TOSC) and Friends of the Peak.

The Trail alignment and use rate had been widely contested by residents along the trail. THK Associates provided an impartial, third party approach to the project. Because THK had not been involved in previous efforts, we were able to have open, honest, non-biased conversations with the County, citizens, stakeholders and agencies to develop trail alignments and alternatives through the corridor.

These alternatives took into account both regulatory and perceived opportunities and constraints that existed in the corridor. During the project, input was collected at several stages including three public meetings, one-on-one stakeholder meetings and online surveys.

This approach allowed THK to develop a Master Plan that addressed concerns and provided guidance on how to manage and mitigate potential issues.

In total, four alignments were developed and evaluated. Alignment 1A and 1B occurred on the south side of the valley, Alignment 2 occurred adjacent to U.S. Highway 24, Alignment 3 occurred on the north side of the valley and Alignment 4 occurred along Cascade Avenue and Chipita Park Road.

Alignments 1A, 1B and 3 were cost prohibitive for construction and maintenance and also impacted private property. Alignment 2 had numerous safety issues that would require costly mitigation. Ultimately, Alignment 4 was recommended as it did not impact private property, appropriate safety measures could be implemented and costs for construction and long term maintenance were reasonable.

The Master Plan was approved by the Board of County Commissioners in October, 2015.

REFERENCE: Jason Meyer, Project Manager,El Paso County Parks Division(719)520-6985

Ute Pass alternative route communication graphic

Ute Pass Regional Trail Master PlanEl Paso County, Colorado - Client: El Paso County Parks Division

The Sherpa Trail was once a prominent pedestrian corridor on the University of Colorado – Colorado Springs (UCCS) Campus. The trail linked student housing with the main campus by traversing a hillside on the north end of the campus. Frequent storm events, steep trail grades and underlying bedrock compounded to cause progressive erosion of the existing crusher fines trail until it was deemed unsafe for student travel and closed by campus staff in 2015.

THK was contracted by UCCS to redesign approximately 400 linear feet of the Sherpa Trail to improve drainage, reduce erosion and design a resilient trail with a low environmental impact. The Sherpa Trail alignment has an average 15% slope and exposed bedrock on the hillside that contributes to increased destructive runoff during storm events. In order to ensure long term sustainability, it was essential to separate the natural drainage patterns in this area with the new trail surface.

THK used U.S. Forest Service standards and details to design an elevated boardwalk system that steps up the hillside for nearly 26 vertical feet and maintains a minimum six inch separation from the bottom of the boardwalk to the top of the exposed bedrock, allowing natural drainage patterns and environmental function to remain, while providing a safe route for pedestrian travel along the steep grade. Interpretive signage was installed in four locations along the route to educate visitors about the unique environmental conditions of this area and new campus recreational programing aims to increase trail usage and further connect students with the environment on the UCCS campus.

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REFERENCE: Skyler RorabaughRecreation Supervisor, UCCS (719)255-7527

Sherpa Trail Design and ConstructionColorado Springs, CO - Client: University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS)

Steep friable existing conditions

The finished product fits seemlessly into the landscape and now accomodates over 30,000 users during the summer alone.

Innovative design and expert construction Finished product

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In 2012, THK began the planning and construction documentation for the Old Game Check Station Trailhead and 2,200 linear feet of improvements along Clear Creek. THK facilitated a partnership between stakeholders and the project leading to the creation of the Old Game Check Station regional trail head. The strategies of the trail head area include reconnecting the Creek with its floodplain, re-establishing natural function and improving aquatic and terrestrial habitat. By restoring the floodplain, fishing and boating access were realized.

This project is a model for multi-governmental partnerships that lead to a complete project that meets multiple objectives from multiple stakeholders. The project, beginning with environmental clearances through final construction, was completed in approximately four years. THK worked with entities including the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), Clear Creek County, Colorado Parks and Wildlife and Trout Unlimited to secure funding and in-kind contributions for the development and construction of the project.

The trail head focuses on multiple user groups, access to the regional trail system in Clear Creek County, access to Clear Creek, restoration of native vegetation and habitat and protecting existing ecological systems. The trail head provides an important connection to the Scott Lancaster Memorial Path and bridge and will offer river access, restrooms and interpretative signage. The trail head was designed to meet ADA accessible guidelines and features a paved parking lot, sidewalks and a plaza area. Landscape and irrigation was challenging due to the climate, exposure and elevation. THK designed the landscape to blend into the surrounding, while utilizing an infiltration gallery and pump system to provide non-potable water from Clear Creek for irrigation. This water source was made available by Clear Creek County and existing water rights.

THK also designed interpretive signage for the site providing and educational component to the immediate context and historical importance of the location. The plaza highlights the Fallen Heroes Memorial, an installation remembering fallen military personnel. The Creek restoration will return Clear Creek to a more natural state by reducing the channelization that has occurred throughout the corridor, reducing flow velocity, adding flood capacity, establishing and expanding native ecosystems and improving fisheries habitat.

REFERENCE: Ben AcimovicProject ManagerCDOT (720)497-6936

Old Game Check Station TrailheadClear Creek County, CO - Client: CDOT

Drone imagery of the completed trailhead

The City of Idaho Springs is located 45 minutes away from the 3.5 million residents of Denver and the front-range. As such, the design, construction, maintenance, management and marketing of Virginia Canyon Open Space (VCOS) must all be considered as a part of this master plan and design project. This outdoor recreation park will likely be the City’s second largest recreation draw next to rafting and with the right design, could outpace rafting given its year-around potential.

Our team feels that in order for the plan and design of Virginia Canyon to be successful, several factors must be addressed. These factors include:

• Comprehensive planning

• Experienced and manageable trail design

• Knowledge and experience with private properties and easement negotiations

• Coordination with the local community and bicycle group

• Ability to brand and market Virginia Canyon Open Space

• Understanding of funding sources and requirements

• Experienced and Manageable Trail Design

COMPREHENSIVE PLANNINGThis project represents a long term investment by the City of Idaho Springs to increase sustainable outdoor recreation and attract new visitors to the area. However, the planning of this unique open space area needs to accommodate potential increased visitation while preserving and enhancing the existing trails, history and environment.

After speaking with City staff and COMBA onsite, our team has identified the following opportunities to balance growth with the existing conditions in Virginia Canyon Open Space.

INCREASE PARKING:The development of Virginia Canyon Open Space will bring visitors from all over the Front Range, the State and the Nation. The existing parking facilities cannot handle this increase in traffic and parking at the Argo Mill will not be able to solely accommodate recreational parking once development is complete. Additional parking will be necessary to address this need.

As part of this Master Plan, the our team will build upon COMBA’s work in the Area 28 / VCOS Plan to estimate the potential future usage of Virginia Canyon Open Space. In that plan, COMBA estimated there could be as much as 400-500 users per day, on average. Our team will further refine this estimate by using visitation data from other similar open space areas to project the potential future usage of Virginia Canyon Open Space. Based on this projection, recommendations for increased parking areas will be included in the Master Plan document.

ESTABLISH CONVEYANCE:During the planning process, one of the most important thing to consider is how to get people from parking areas at the base to key nodes, such as the top prominent topographic features, mid-station gathering spaces and the top of the trails along Santa Fe Mine Rd. The new gondola will be the catalyst for this conveyance, but

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APPROACH

detailed planning needs to take place to determine the most effective and enjoyable route for people to use. Our team will work closely with the planners at the Argo to evolve the potential gondola route and develop trails around its course.

In additional to the gondola, trails such as the Argo Incline will be designed specifically for visitors at the base to quickly reach one of the most spectacular views in Clear Creek County. This will provide a “quick win” for people coming up from lower elevations and will encourage them to stay and explore more of the Open Space and the City of Idaho Springs.

CREATE A HIERARCHY OF TRAILS:COMBA and the City of Idaho Springs have done a great job of laying out preliminary trails through the open space. They have taken into account historic burro trails, topography and user experience in the development of these trail networks. Our team will build upon the alignments and usage outlined in the Area 28 Trail Concept Plan and work with COMBA and the City to adjust alignments as needed based on usage, topography and other existing conditions.

With the assistance of COMBA, our team would walk every foot of proposed trails. Each trail will be GPS located to sub-meter accuracy and given a trail rating and use. The potential trail ratings and use may include but are not limited to the following categories.

• Beginner, Hiking• Moderate, Hiking• Moderate, Biking• Moderate, Multi Use• Advanced, Biking• E-bike Friendly

This hierarchy of trails will create a diversity of experiences so there will be “something for everyone” within Virginia Canyon Open Space.

INCORPORATE RECREATIONAL AMENITIESOther than trails, recreational amenities will further promote the diversity of experiences recommended in Virginia Canyon Open Space and add to the draw of the area. Site amenities such as overlooks, parking areas, trailheads, picnic areas and gondola stops will also be evaluated as part of this Master Planning process. Recommendations for each type of recreational amenity will be provided in the Master Plan.

To promote this recreational destination, all trails and site amenities will be represented on comprehensive base maps and incorporated into the City’s or the project’s website

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Water Wheel Park, designed by THK, includs overlooks and picnic areas to encourage visitors to interact with Clear Creek and learn about the areas rich history

ESTABLISH ECONOMIC GROWTH THROUGH RECREATIONIt is no secret that outdoor recreation is one of the largest economic draws for communities throughout Colorado. According to the Outdoor Industry Association, over 71% of Coloradans participate in outdoor recreation and it generates the following economic benefits for the State and local communities.

Increased hiking and biking trails are a major contributor to these numbers. Jefferson County Open Space’s 2017 annual report esitmated that over 6.9 million visitors enjoyed their open space features last year alone. This puts pressure on their facilities and creates more opportunity to bring visitors to Clear Creek County.

Other recent reports show the economic benefit of mountain bike trail systems in particular. According to the Walton Family Foundation, in 2017, cycling improvements in North West Arkansas contributed $137 million to the economy.

Our team will research other successful open space areas and trail networks to incorporate successful strategies and lessons learned into the planning of Virginia Canyon Open Space. Ultimitely, this research will allow our team to make informed decisions to spur local economic growth through outdoor recreation.

EXPERIENCED AND MANAGEABLE TRAIL DESIGN After touring the area and speaking with City staff and COMBA members, our team has some preliminary thoughts on how to design and maintain an enjoyable, safe, efficient and environmentally friendly recreation park.

TRAIL DESIGN1. To appease the existing ridership using VCOS, our team suggests highlighting the rugged natural rock

features of the area, when possible, before adding wooden technical trail features (TTFs). Keep existing trails rugged and enhance the features while offering advanced riders numerous new options and styles of downhill DIRECTIONAL TRAILS!

2. Maximize use of native and locally imported stone while minimizing wooden structures that may seem more aesthetically appropriate in urban bike parks and ski resorts than natural park settings. This is not to say wood will not be considered and used where appropriate, considering a vertical lift may be installed.

3. Focus on using the natural features that mimic the current trail flavors that already exist in the area. Typically native stone/bedrock features carry less liability exposure than wooden TTF’s.

4. Wooden TTFs may be used when stone TTF’s are not adequate or feasible. Wooden TTFs should be inspected on a frequent basis and maintenance and repairs should be properly documented. UV damage to wood features on this south facing slope will be significant and require proper and routine maintenance by properly trained staff/bike patrol.

5. Create a shared-use, stacked loop system with bike optimized trails.

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$28.0BILLIONIN CONSUMER

SPENDING ANNUALLY

229,000IN DIRECT JOBS

$9.7BILLIONIN WAGES AND SALARIES

$2BILLIONIN STATE AND LOCAL TAX REVENUE

6. Provide iconic trails for hikers and runners, as well as a short beginner MtB loop down low and possibly a kid’s progressive skills area adjacent to town. Kid’s bike playgrounds are increasingly popular and a great benefit to locals and visitors.

7. Spectator trails for visitors to overlook prominent views and observe mountain biker in action!

TRAIL SUSTAINABILITYWith three decades of trail planning, design and construction experience, Tony Boone’s principles are based on trail sustainability learned as a Natural Resource Specialist with Boulder County Parks & Open Space for eight years. These unique skills, in balancing passive and adventure recreation with the natural environment, are integral to developing and implementing trail plans that protect natural and cultural resources for future generations.

“Sustainability on natural surface trail corridors is defined as the characteristic of a travel surface to support currently planned and future uses with minimal impact to the natural systems of the area. Sustainable trails have negligible soil loss or movement while allowing the naturally occurring plant systems to inhabit the area, recognizing required pruning and eventual removal of certain plants over time. Sustainable trails will not adversely affect the naturally occurring fauna. Sustainable trail design will accommodate existing and future uses while only allowing appropriate uses. The sustainable trail will require little rerouting and minimal maintenance over extended periods of time.”

- Published in the Colorado State Trails Newsletter in 1991 as Developing Sustainable Mountain Trail Corridors: An Overview.

Since the quality of a trail experience is tied intimately with the quality of the environment, protecting these trail resources and trail users is paramount in achieving this balance and requires not only sustainable trail design and construction, but a solid routine trail maintenance program.

Tony’s mentor’s words still ring true - “people don’t need trails, the land does”. This quote illustrates our team’s philosophy that proper planning and design of stacked-loop trail systems is essential in minimizing and managing our current and anticipated human impacts on Mother Earth. Over the past three decades, Tony has drafted and helped implement over 40 trail plans, resource management plans and maintenance plans for governmental agencies, non-profits and private landowners.

Most recently Tony completed a Trail Management and Stewardship Plan for Santa Fe County Rail Trail. This plan provides a detailed framework for county staff and volunteers on how to schedule and optimize the use of trail staff/stewards in monitoring and maintaining county trails to Best Management Practices without duplicating efforts. See examples of Staff/Steward Tasks attached below.

The most effective way to manage the various risks associated with trail use is to stringently follow Best Management Practices for trail planning, design and construction. This especially rings true on more difficult trails (black diamond rating and above) that are inherently more challenging, require highly advanced riding skills and have less room for error.

Publications like Whistler Trail Standards - Environmental and Technical Trail Features, the International Mountain Bicycling Associations’ publications and the USFS Trail Specifications & Drawings are frequently used in lawsuits against governmental agencies, corporations and advocacy groups during the discovery, deposition and court testimony phases. A full understanding of the criteria and proper specifications for Technical Trail Features (TTFs) is essential in protecting the City of Idaho Springs and trail visitors over the long-term.

As a professional expert witness, Tony has had the displeasure of being on three high-profile cases that were tied directly to the condition of the trail/TTF, the frequency of routine safety inspections/maintenance records, visible proof of proper and adequate signage and how closely the trails/TTFs matched the BMP’s for trails/TTFs. Developing a solid risk management program in-house with the City’s attorneys will help manage the inherent risks associated with this type of project.

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Potential gathering area at the peak

off of the Santa Fe Mine Rd.

Potential gathering area at gondola mid-station

Existing private property in conflict with phase 1

trails

Potential gathering area at prominent view

Argo redevelopmentProposed Clear Creek

Greenway

Future Phase Areas

INITIAL SITE ANALYSIS OF AREA 28

City of Idaho Springs

Clear Creek

Phase 1 Areas

Stunning views from the peak of Phase 1 Large open space creates the opportunity for a gathering space and mid-station for the gondola

Prominent views will be used to create gathering spaces close to the Argo Mine and Mill

KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE WITH PRIVATE PROPERTIES AND EASEMENT NEGOTIATIONSAlmost every trail project, both paved surface and off-road trails, crisscross various land ownerships. Many times, negotiating easements is fairly easy as long as property owners have accurate information about what the size of an easement is and what liabilities and maintenance responsibilities they will have. In the cases where an agreement cannot be worked out, alternative alignments must be identified as part of the planning process so that the design and construction efforts do not stall.

For VCOS, there are 4 primary land owners that our team would coordinate with throughout the planning process:

LISA KAVEGGIA AND BILLY KING (MOJO WHEELS)These are the property owners that have a house adjacent to Rosa Gulch. They own a mountain bike shop in Denver called Mojo Wheels.

Currently, one of the trail alignments passes through this private property. Our teams approach will be to engage the property owners from the very beginning to see if there is a possibility that an easement can be worked out. If so, we would assist the City and their attorney with gathering all of the necessary information to draft an agreement. If no agreement can be reached, our team will create an alternate trail alignment that will not directly impact the private property.

YOUNG RANCH LLCThe Young Family owns 3,500 acres on the south slope of Clear Creek Canyon, including the area just east of Virginia Canyon Open Space. Our team will work with the Youngs, establish desired connections or trail recommendations that will complement their future efforts.

Our team has coordinated with the Young Family on other projects, including the design of the Clear Creek Greenway East Idaho Springs Segment where we negotiated a right-of-access agreement to survey and design the trail. Bob Young represents the Young Family and is receptive to recreational development.

COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES The School of Mines owns several properties on the western edge of Virginia Canyon Open Space. Our team understands that the City and COMBA have had some preliminary conversations with the school to determine their willingness to negotiate recreation easements. Our team would follow up on these conversations and identify specific trail alignments and which parcels would be effected so that the City and the school can have more detailed conversations about how easement agreements would work.

THE ARGO MILL PARTNERSHIPAs mentioned at the pre-proposal meeting, the Argo Mill Partnership is an important project partner given both their location and future development plans. Coordination with the Argo will be ongoing, especially as it concerns plans for a gondola, parking and development around Rosa Gulch.

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COORDINATION WITH THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND BICYCLE GROUPSWhile it is unknown exactly what the impact of opening and marketing a new recreational park in Idaho Springs wouldl be, it is easy to assume that the impacts (both positive and negative) will be felt by the local community. In addition, many of the local residents of Idaho Springs are avid outdoor and mountain bike enthusiasts, meaning that coordination with the local community is key to the success of this project.

Our teams approach to the public outreach effort of this project will be comprehensive. It will be our intent to not just hold public open houses, but rather to lead a more hands-on effort to understand the public’s concerns and needs.

PUBLIC WORKSHOP #1The first full day workshop in Idaho Springs will be held very early on in the project. It will be begin with a public open house and presentation with a Q&A that will be followed by site tours. The goals of this workshop will be:

• Provide the public with backgroundinformation

• Answer upfront questions and recordany immediate concerns

• Gather information to be used for acommunity survey

• Provide riders and hikers tours of thearea to gather site specific ideas andrequests and increase excitementabout the project

ON-LINE COMMUNITY SURVEYUtilizing the information gathered from the workshop, our team will create an online survey that will gather data from the local community and bicycle community about various project aspects including design features, recommended management, name and branding, etc. This survey will run for the duration of the project and serves the following purposes:

• Provide a larger forum for the entire community to give feedback, especially those that cannot attendpublic workshops

• Gather quantifiable data that can be used to guide the design process and apply for grants (severalgrants ask specific questions about community surveys)

• Give the City necessary documentation that a comprehensive and transparent public outreach processwas held

PUBLIC WORKSHOP #2Public Workshop #2 will be another full day public workshop that will begin with an open house and display mapping of the newly designed trails and their proposed uses (hiking, cycling, downhill, etc). This will again be followed by a Q&A and comment period. After the open house and presentation, tours of the newly marked trails will be given so that riders and community members can give feedback on site-specific areas.

Although the public workshops will be our primary outreach to individuals and groups that are interested in the project, our team feels that a larger community-outreach effort is needed. So, in addition to the public

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Community bike tour led by THK for the Legacy loop Trail in Colorado Springs, CO

workshops, our team would like to set up booths at two of the City’s premier community events: The City’s Summer Kickoff on June 2nd and Dynamite Days on September 29th. Attending these events will bring more visibility to the project for both local residents and visitors of Idaho Springs.

Throughout this entire process, it is our team’s intent to coordinate all steps with the Virginia Canyon Open Space Steering Committee. Having worked in the area on several projects, our team feels our relationships with local stakeholders and businesses will provide the City with an easy transition into the public process. Our team has coordinated several projects with the Idaho Springs Chamber of Commerce, Clear Creek Tourism Board, A Culture of Speed (aCOS) and others.

ABILITY TO BRAND AND MARKET VIRGINIA CANYON OPEN SPACEWhile Virginia Canyon Open Space’s proximity to the front-range is a huge draw, it is still a relatively unknown area and will benefit from a branding campaign. Our team feels that the master plan is the right time to begin this process given the amount of community outreach that we are proposing.

Our team believes that there are 3 steps to branding and marketing Virginia Canyon Open Space.

1. Decide upon a nameWhile currently called Virginia Canyon Open Space, this area has also been known as “Area 28” because it was the 28th plat of land that the Bureau of Land Management deeded over to local government control. While there has been some discussion about what to name the area, this will be the best opportunity to get full community input and consensus.

2. Create a logoOnce a name has been chosen, a logo needs to be created to have a recognizable “brand” for the recreation park. This is another great opportunity for the community to weigh in and helps build ownership within the community. While this process was started in earnest by Team Evergreen last year, this would be the ideal team to continue creating a logo as you would have the full input of a qualified steering committee that could present a final design before Idaho Springs City Council.

3. Create a Virginia Canyon Open Space WebsiteThis step is critical to the success of the branding and marketing of Virginia Canyon Open Space. Many of the most successful mountain bike parks have their own dedicated websites that give specific information about the park (maps, hours, fees, parking, etc) as well as information about the surrounding community (lodging, restaurants, bike shops, other attractions, etc).

A creative way to showcase the new trail network in Virginia Canyon Open Space could be to create an interactive trails/site map on the project website. This site map would allow potential visitors to view the entire trail system and amenities of the open space and select specific elements, such as trails or trailheads, to get more specific information such as trail length, usage (mountain bike, hiking, multi-use, e-bike, etc.), surfacing and skill level.

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All trails maps are an example of an interactive site map

Creative features/tools that showcase the unique setting of the Virginia Canyon Open Space will be crucial for attracting users from outside of Clear Creek County. With so many options for outdoor recreation around the State, visitors want to know what experiences are available to them so they can plan their trips accordingly. Many other mountain towns are incorporating similar features on their websites to promote their trail systems. By incorporating creative branding and marketing material such as an interactive trails/site map, the City of Idaho Springs is laying the groundwork to compete with and surpass other destination mountain communities.

If the City would like to create an interactive trails/site map, there are a variety of approaches/solutions that our team can provide the City. In order to incorporate unique technology like this into the project, THK has teamed with Chinook Landscape Architecture.

Our team has created several websites for other clients that have included many of the features described above. The following are examples of previous branding material THK has created for projects and events.

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BIG DRY CREEKThornton Colorado

Open Space & Heritage Trail

UNDERSTANDING FUNDING SOURCESOver the years, master plan processes have developed a reputation of being a waste of time and money because they typically end with a document that sits on a shelf and collects dust (see the original Virginia Canyon Open Space study). The primary reason for this outcome is that while most master plans make recommendations or have an implementation plan, they do not address the core problem of project implementation... funding. Even the few plans that do address funding fail to address the fact that grants, the primary source of funding, are not free.

Our team understands that the City is planning to submit to a $250,000 grant request to Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) Non-Motorized Trails Program. Our team has extensive experience in helping our clients write, win and complete reimbursement through multiple grant agencies, including CPW. We also have experience at identifying other funding partners or associated projects that can be used to leverage additional funds to provide the match for grant applications.

In fact, we are aware that CPW has all new requirements for their next grant cycle, including a 30% required match (10% cash minimum) and a 10 minute applicant oral presentation. Our team would assist with writing the grant and putting together a presentation for the CPW grant interview. If desired, we would also be willing to attend the interview with the City.

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Riverside Park is now under construction

THK designed the Riverside Park Master Plan for the City of Evans aided them in acquiring additional grant funding from GOCO for detailed design and construction

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The following scope of work has been arranged in the order in which tasks will occur during the planning process. All tasks and deliverables will meet and exceed the goals of the scope of work outlined in the RFP but have been refined and reorganized to create a clear and efficient plan of action.

TASK A: KICK OFF/SITE VISITImmediately following the notice to proceed, key consultant personnel will conduct one (1) kick-off meeting with the City of Idaho Springs’ staff and COMBA to review, in detail, specific project objectives, scope items, schedules, methodologies and other project parameters. This initial meeting is recommended to ensure that all interests are adequately addressed and that the capabilities and knowledge of the consultants and City staff are utilized effectively in completing the project in an efficient and cost effective manner.

The kick-off meeting will be separated into two portions. The first portion will be a sit down meeting with the City to discuss the following items:

• Introduce and review the specific roles of project personnel including City staff and members of the consultant team

• Review Master Plan goals, vision and purpose• Review the planning process• Review all existing data and plans for Virginia

Creek Open Space (VCOS) including the Recreation Area Concept plan prepared by the Colorado Mountain Bike Association (COMBA) in 2017.

• Discuss the status of current or on-going projects such as the Argo Mine redevelopment

• Discuss the development of the Steering Committee

• Review the public engagement process• Public Workshop #1: Obtain Community Input• Public Workshop #2: Present Draft Master Plan• Other public events• Review the approach and schedule of the Site Analysis• Review project parameters and finalize scope and schedule

As part of the second portion of the kick-off meeting, our team proposes a site visit with City staff and COMBA to document additional existing opportunities and constraints within the project area.

Task A Deliverables:

One (1) Kick-off meeting and site walk

SCOPE OF WORK

Our team is experienced in giving compelling presentations to a variety of audiences throughout the world

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TASK B: PROJECT MANAGEMENTOpen communication between our team, the City and COMBA is vital to the success of this project. In addition to scheduled meetings purposed in this document, our team recommends holding bi-weekly phone calls or in person meetings with the City and COMBA to check-in, go over project progress and address any issues that may arise. These calls or meetings may occur more or less frequently based on project progress and staff availability.

In addition to these scheduled calls or meetings, our team will be available for additional coordination via phone or email throughout the project.

TASK C: CREATE PROJECT WEBSITE (OPTIONAL)The our team recommends creating an individual project website early in the Master Planning process that will act as an impartial branding resource for the community to get additional information about the project, advertise for community events and distribute project content, such as site analysis maps, input received at the public workshops and interactive site plans developed in the Master Plan.

Our team will acquire the website domain name and maintain the website for the duration of the project.

As the project nears completion, the website will become less of a project website and more of a stand-alone website that is for VCOS.

Task C Deliverables:

One (1) Project Website

TASK D: SITE ANALYSISDuring the Site Analysis phase, our team will review all existing data, on-going projects and analyze the following elements within the project area:

1. Environmental concerns (topography, aspect, slope, geological, vegetation, wildlife, etc.)

2. Existing ownership3. Existing social trails4. Historic mining infrastructure related to

potential trail designs (including hazards)5. Demographics and potential user groups

Spatial data collected and/or obtained during the site analysis will be input into layers in GIS and cross-referenced to determine the most desirable trail alignments with the least impact to sensitive environments or public property.

Information collected during this task will be compiled into a series of site analysis maps for the Town and posted to the project website to maintain transparency during the design process. This information will then be used to begin the conceptual design of preliminary master plan concepts.

Task D Deliverables:Compilation of all existing data and on-going project informationDetailed site analysisGIS database of existing conditionsSite Analysis Maps

Historic mining shafts and infrastructure will be documented along potential trail alignments

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TASK E: PUBLIC WORKSHOP #1 - ON-SITE STRATEGIC PLANNING SESSIONTo begin the public engagement process, our team proposes an On-Site Strategic Planning Session. The purpose of this planning session will be to gather input, develop questions for the on-line community survey and finalize master plan concepts in real time with community members.

The suggested schedule for the On-Site Strategic Planning Session will be as follows:

10:00 am – 12: 00 pm - Public open house and presentation with Q&A at the historic Argo Mill and Mine

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm – Catered lunch at the Argo from local restaurant

1:00 pm – 4:00 pm – On-site riding and hiking tours of the area in small groups to gather specific ideas from community members and key stakeholder groups

4:00 pm – 6:00 pm – Final presentation and comment period at the Argo or other community business to recap the day’s events and compile comments received

All information received during this On-Site Strategic Planning Session will be compiled and used in the development of the on-line community survey and Preliminary Trail Design.

Task E Deliverables:

One (1) On-Site Strategic Planning Session

TASK F: CREATE VCOS BRANDAn important way to build momentum for this project will be to create a relatable, identifiable brand for Virginia Canyon Open Space. The brand will focus on the economic and quality of live benefits of the Open Space while paying homage to the local character and existing conditions. Our team will develop this identity by creating the following elements.

• A logo to be used on trail signage, trail maps, the City website, at public events and for future fundraising efforts

• Signage recommendations• An interactive GIS based site map that can

posted on the website to allow potential visitors to access trail information prior to their visit

Task F Deliverables:

One (1) Kick-off meeting and site walk

THK has created many project brands and logos including the Big Dry Creek Heritage Trail Logo for the City of Thornton

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TASK G: ON-LINE COMMUNITY SURVEYUsing the information, ideas, questions and concerns gathered in the Site Analysis and On-Site Strategic Planning Session, our team will formulate an on-line community survey to allow community members to voice their thoughts about the project. This survey will be hosted through an online survey provider such as SurveyMonkey.

This survey will run through the Conceptual Master Plan Design phase and will be analyzed intermittently to assist with the development of potential trail designs. Survey results will be shared with City staff and stakeholders and will provide quantitative information for our team to base design decisions.

Task G Deliverables:

One (1) Community Survey

Similar to previous THK projects, the on-line community survey will help the City of Idaho Springs establish a clear vision for Virginia Canyon Open Space. Information from this survey will be compiled and graphically formatted for presentation at public meetings and on the website.

Other Winter Feature Responses Included:• None of the Above• Ecological Education• Bonfire Gathering Space• Snow Forts/Castles• Heated Restrooms

Fraser River Corridor Master Plan

Fraser River Corridor Master Plan Community Survey Results Between October 13, 2017 12:00 am and November 30, 2017 12:00 am the Town of Fraser held an online public survey to gather input on how community members currently use the

Cozens Ranch Open Space, how they would like to use it in the future, and how they would like to see this area improve overall. The following are notable results of the survey:

318 46 67% 84% 81%Total Participants Total QuestionsOf Respondents Live Within The Town Of Fraser

Of Respondents Use The Cozens Ranch Open Space

Of Respondents Believe Year-Round Recreational Features Are Important Or Very Important

Which Of The Following Passive Features Would You Like To See Incorporated Into Cozens Ranch Open Space? (Select All That Apply)

Loop Trails Traditional Playgrounds

River Crossings (Bridges)

Seating (Benches)

Wildlife Viewing Areas

River Access Areas

Trail Connections

More Picnic Tables

Heated Pavilions

Trash Cans Bike Racks Art Installations

Restrooms Fishing Line Disposal

Boxes

Pet Waste Disposal Stations

More Parking

More Shade More Trail Directional

Signage

Self-Guided Nature Walks

Programmed Events

Other

59%

40%

15%

35%

31%

46%

55%

19%

10%

48%

17% 19%

47%

20%

68%

17% 24

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37%

20%

10%

Amphitheatre Skate Park D

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Commun

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Other BMX Park

Which Of The Following Summer Features

Would You Like To See Incorporated Into Cozens

Ranch Open Space?(Select All That Apply)

12%22%

7%

36%

10%

41%17%

37%

18%

33%

17%

Sledding Hill More Groomed Cross Country Trails

Fat

Bike

Par

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H

eated Shelters

Other Ski / Snowboarding Park

Which Of The Following Winter Features

Would You Like To See Incorporated Into Cozens

Ranch Open Space?(Select All That Apply)

13%

69%

26%

21%

9% 13%

Other Summer Feature Responses Included:• None of the Above• Splash Pad• Informal Earthen Mounds and Sculptures• Wildlife Areas• Mountain Bike Park / Pump Track • Better Highway 40 Buffer

What is most important to you about Cozens Ranch Open Space?

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TASK H: PRELIMINARY TRAIL DESIGNBased on the Site Analysis and input from Public Workshop #1, a preliminary site plan for Virginia Canyon will be developed at a planning level. This plan will create a diversity of trail experience while separating the site into distinct areas based on desired experience, trail usage, level of difficulty and constructibility. Trails will be separated into the following types:

• Hiking• Mountain Biking• Multi-use• E-bikes

Our team recommends one site walk with City Staff, COMBA and key stakeholders to walk the potential trail alignments in the field. Adjustments to the trial alignments and trail types can be made during this site walk and documented in the field.

Following this walk, Tony Boone will continue to evolve the potential trail alignments in the field based upon detailed site features, vegetation, slope, soil type, rider experience, sustainability and maintenance. Initial recommendations for emergency access and documentation of existing environmental conditions (topography, geology, vegetation, wildlife, etc.) will occur during this time. All trail alignments will be GPS located in the field using a Bluetooth Tremble unit with sub-meter accuracy. The trail alignments will be imported to GIS and compiled into preliminary base maps. Phase 1 trails will be flagged for construction.

Preliminary construction cost estimates for each trail will be provided as part of the preliminary trail design.

Task H Deliverables:One (1) Preliminary Site Plan

One (1) Site Walk

Preliminary Base Maps

Preliminary Cost Estimates

Continued Field Work

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TASK I: MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENTAll proposed trails will be designed to minimize environmental impact and maintenance requirements. Detailed recommendations for maintenance and management will be produced and will be included in the Master Plan. The maintenance and management recommendation will include information on trail sustainability, periodic maintenance needed, drainage, etc.

Task I Deliverables:

Maintenance and Management Plan

TASK J: DRAFT MASTER PLAN DESIGNInformation developed during the Site Analysis, On-site Strategic Planning Session, Community Survey and Preliminary Trail Design will be compiled into a Draft Master Plan for the City. Typical trail details, site features and maintenance recommendations will be included. A phasing plan will also be included to separate construction into multiple implementable phases.

Phase 1 trails will include “quick wins” to get key areas of the park opened to the public in the short term. Phase 2 trails will include existing City owned land east of Virginia Canyon Rd. that will support the future construction of the gondola and development of the historic Argo Mill.

Our team will work with private property owners and the City to identify necessary easements or acquisitions necessary to implement subsequent phases.

Subsequent phases of this Master Plan will be based on private property negotiations, constructibility and proximity to existing infrastructure or Phase 1 improvements. Our team will provide cost estimates for each of the proposed phases.

In addition to ongoing project coordination, our team proposes one meeting with City staff, COMBA and stakeholders to review and comment on the Draft Master Plan.

The Draft Master Plan may also be posted to the project website for public review prior to Public Workshop #2.

Task J Deliverables:

Draft Master Plan Document

One (1) Meeting with City staff and stakeholders

TASK K: FINAL DESIGN FOR PHASE 1Once Draft Master Plan comments have been received, the our team will make necessary revisions and proceed with detailed design for Phase 1 trails. The goal of the detailed design will be to accurately and concisely establish the desired grades of the different difficulty rated trails in the field by flagging proposed trails. This way clients, stakeholders and potential construction bidders can easily walk the flag lines during the planning, approval and contractor procurement phase. It is essential that trail contractors know precise trail alignments so they are all bidding. Corridor flagging still allows maximum creativity for the chosen builders to vary within the corridor 25-50’ if budget allows for more features or if unforeseen conditions arise.

The detailed trail design will follow industry standards for mountain bike, hiking and multi-use backcountry trail and include the following elements in place of engineered construction documents.

• All flags/flagging will be visible from both directions• Pin flags of PVC Vinyl 3.5” X 2.5” with 21” wire stem are recommended• PVC vinyl flagging is 1’-1 3/16” x 2.0-5.0 mil (UV Stabilized) is recommended• Day Glo Orange, Day Glo Pink, Striped, and/or Polka Dots colors are preferred

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• Frequency will vary from max of 50’, to every 10-20’ in areas requiring more detail• Specific Technical Trail Features (native or imported TTF’s) will be labeled on flags• Positive and negative control points for TFF’s will be marked with flags and GPS• Two distinct flags will be used at all trail/road junctions and at the start/finish of trail section(s)• Open mine shafts and other man-made hazards within 100’ corridor will be flagged/GPS• Photos of sections and existing prominent features such as rock outcroppings or specimen trees will be

documentsPlans of trail corridor layouts with estimated distances, grades, intersections, usage, difficultly levels and directional recommendations will be provided. Detailed construction cost estimates will be developed for each trail segment in Phase 1. Also, trail construction details, materials, specifications and bid documents will be developed. To provide cost savings, our team will utilize specifications from similar projects and revise them for VCOS.

Final trail alignments flagged in the field will be documented and imported into GIS. All GIS files will be assembled and delivered to City at the end of the project.

Two onsite meetings are proposed during the detailed trail design phase for City staff and stakeholders to weigh in on the proposed Phase 1 trail alignment and make any necessary changes in the field.

Task K Deliverables:

Design and Flagging of all Phase 1 trails

Two (2) onsite meetings

Final design for the Phase one trails will focus on establishing a maintainable and constructible route so the City can immediately move into construction of world class trails when funds become available

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TASK L: PUBLIC WORKSHOP #2 - ON-SITE REVIEW SESSIONPublic Workshop #2 will be a full day On-site Review Session where the community will hear project progress and provide input on the proposed trails and Draft Master Plan Document. Ten (10) hard copies of the Draft Master Plan will be available for members of the public to review.

The schedule for the On-site Review Session will be as follows:

10:00 am – 12: 00 pm - Public open house and presentation with Q&A at the historic Argo Mill and Mine

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm – Catered lunch at the Argo from local restaurant

1:00 pm – 4:00 pm – On-site riding and hiking tours of newly mapped trails

4:00 pm – 6:00 pm – Final presentation and comment period at the Argo to summarize and compile input received

All information received during this On-Site Review Session will be compiled and used in the development of the on-line community survey and final Master Plan Document.

Task L Deliverables:

Public Workshop #2

TASK M: FUNDING AND GRANT PREPARATIONOnce detailed cost estimates have been established, our team will formulate a funding plan that will identify several different funding partners and their grant timelines and requirements. The purpose of this exercise will be to identify potential funding sources for additional planning/design work, as well as matching funds for the CPW grant submittal.

Our team will also utilize information from the Master Plan to write the CPW non-motorized trails construction grant that will be submitted in November 2018. During this process, our team will work closely with the City to create a 10 minute presentation for the CPW board. This presentation could include a power point presentation, a short video highlighting VCOS, presentation boards and handouts or a combination of all three.

Task M Deliverables:

Funding Strategy

Complete CPW Grant and presentation

TASK N: FINAL MASTER PLANBased upon comments received from the City and Stakeholders, our team will make one (1) round of revisions to the Draft Master Plan. Following these revisions, the Final Master Plan document will be provided to the City of Idaho Springs.

Task N Deliverables:

Final Master Plan Document

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Our team’s project schedule was created to meet the submittal deadline for the CPW Non-Motorized Trail Grant Application. Other considerations included Tony Boone’s availability to work on both preliminary and final design.

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PROJECT SCHEDULE

Milestone CPW Grant DeadlineHike

April OctoberJuneMay AugustJuly September

PROJECT AWARD DATE

November

TASK A: KICKOFF / SITE VISIT

TASK B: PROJECT MANAGEMENT

TASK C: CREATE PROJECT WEBSITE (OPTIONAL)

TASK D: SITE ANALYSIS

TASK E: PUBLIC WORKSHOP #1

TASK G: ON-LINE COMMUNITY SURVEY

TASK H: PRELIMINARY TRAIL DESIGN

TASK I: MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT

TASK J: DRAFT MASTER PLAN DESIGN

TASK K: FINAL DESIGN FOR PHASE 1

TASK L: PUBLIC WORKSHOP #2

TASK M: FUNDING AND GRANT PREPARATION

TASK N: FINAL MASTER PLAN

TASK F: CREATE VCOS BRAND

On-going

City Council Touchpoints

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Task A: Kickoff / Site Visit $1,520.00

TOTAL PROJECT BUDGET - $61,470WITH OPTIONAL WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT - $65,670

The following budget was developed utilizing the goals outlined in the City’s Request For Proposal (RFP) and GOCO grant.

Task B: Project Management $6,010.00

Task C: Create Project Website (Optional) $4,740.00

Task D: Site Analysis $4,200.00

Task E: Public Workshop #1 $3,680.00

Task F: Create VCOS Brand $2,390.00

Task G: On-line Community Survey $1,070.00

Task H: Preliminary Trail Design $15,310.00

Task I: Maintenance and Management Plan $3,020.00

Task J: Draft Master Plan Design $8,100.00

Task K: Final Design for Phase 1 $8,900.00

Task L: Public Workshop #2 $2,390.00

Task M: Funding and Grant Preparation $1520.00

Task N: Final Master Plan $5,070.00

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APPENDIX A: ADDITIONAL TRAIL EXPERIENCETrail Project Park/Open Space Location Circa Length Scope of Work Type Client2017Rusty Lung Trail S Mountain Salida, CO 2017 0.70 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Salida Mountain Trails, City of SalidaOro Grande Connector Summit County Open Space & Trails Dillon, CO 2017 0.70 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Summit County Open Space & TrailsDiscovery Climbing Trail Snowmass Ski Resort Snowmass Village, CO 2017 2.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Town of Snowmass Village, Aspen SkiCoChatauqua Trail Boulder Mountain Parks Boulder, CO 2017 0.50 Design/Build Hikers/Runners/Climbers Timberline Landscaping, Inc. CBMPOSBuckhorn Traverse Extension The Crown Open Space Basalt, CO 2017 1.70 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Roaring Fork Mt Bike Association, BLMFlowing My Mind Pagosa Springs High School Pagosa Springs, CO 2017 2.10 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers DUST2, Pagosa Springs Parks & Rec.North Connection PS Miller Park Castle Rock, CO 2017 0.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks & Rec, NM EcoservantsChamberlain Trail Stratton Forest Colorado Springs, CO 2017 0.50 Reconstruct MtB/Runners/Hikers Co Springs Trails, Open Space & ParksBox O Rocs Green Mountain Park Lakewood, CO 2017 0.60 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado Mountain Bike Association, City of LakewoodRidgegate Cabela Trail Ridgegate Open Space Lone Tree, CO 2017 0.40 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Rampart Range Metro Distrct #1Soldier Creek Trails South Soldier Creek Park Midwest City, OK 2017 2.60 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers City of Midwest City, Oklahoma Earthbike Fellowship2016Chicken Dinner S Mountain Salida, CO 2016 2.10 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers BLM, Salida Mountain Trails, Chaffee CountyMuttin Busting South Canon Park Canon City, CO 2016 2.00 Build (dozer only) MtB/Runners/Hikers Lower Arkansas Mt Bike Assoc., Volunteers for Outdoor CO7 Star Trail Sky Mountain Park Snowmass Village, CO 2016 4.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Town of Snowmass Village, Pitkin County Open Space Upper Question Mark Peak Trail Ken Caryl Ranch Littleton, CO 2016 0.40 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Ken Caryl Master Association, Ken Caryl Trail ClubLil' Scraggy (West) Buffalo Creek Recreation Area Buffalo Creek, CO 2016 3.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado Mountain Bike Association, USFSBuckhorn Reroute Bureau of Land Management Basalt, CO 2016 1.30 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Roaring Fork Mountain Bike Association, BLMKid's Forest trail Crystal Valley Castle Rock, CO 2016 0.20 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers GM ConsultingNeighborhood Trail The Terrain Open Space Castle Rock, CO 2016 1.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers SLV Castle Oaks LLCBurnpile (AKA Bermstyle) S Mountain Salida, CO 2016 0.80 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Salida Mountain Trails, City of SalidaSeqouyah & Chitto Harjo Trails Collinsville Lake Collinsville, OK 2016 1.80 Plan/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers City of Collinsville, Oklahoma Earthbike Fellowship2015Lower Cougar Loop Ken Caryl Ranch Littleton, CO 2015 1.90 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Ken Caryl Master Association, Ken Caryl Trail ClubUpper Question Mark Peak Trail Ken Caryl Ranch Littleton, CO 2015 0.60 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Ken Caryl Master Association, Ken Caryl Trail ClubPerimeter Loop Ruby Hill Bike Park Denver, CO 2015 1.30 Build MtB Alpine Bike Parks, Denver Parks & RecreationCrystal Valley Trail Crystal Valley Ranch Castle Rock, CO 2015 0.20 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Richmond American HomesStratton Preserve Trail Stratton Open Space Colorado Springs, CO 2015 0.40 Build/Reconstruct MtB/Runners/Hikers Co Springs Trails, Open Space & Parks70 Mile Butte/Eagle Butte Grasslands National Park Val Marie, Saskatchewan, CAN 2015 5.00 Build/Reconstruct MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Parks CanadaWillow Creek Trail Private Residence Aspen, CO 2015 0.90 Design/Build Hikers Private OwnersHummingbird Traverse Hunter Creek Open Space Aspen, CO 2015 1.30 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Progressive Trail Designs, Pitkin County Open SpaceGnome Trail Lake Elemental Private Park Florrisant, CO 2015 1.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Private OwnersOld Quarry Trail Red Rock Canyon Open Space Colorado Springs, CO 2015 1.30 Build/Reconstruct MtB/Runners/Hikers Timberline Landscaping Inc., CoSprings TOPSUpper Sand Canyon Trail Red Rock Canyon Open Space Colorado Springs, CO 2015 1.50 Build/Reconstruct MtB/Runners/Hikers Timberline Landscaping Inc., CoSprings TOPSPleasant Pass Trail Hidden Mesa Open Space Franktown, CO 2015 1.30 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Douglas County Open Space & Natural ResourcesTimber Beast Stub Stewart State Park Portland, OR 2015 1.00 Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Stub Stewart State Park, Oregon State Parks, PTBAGunnison Trails Hartman Rocks Gunnison, CO 2015 Closure MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians BLM & Gunnison TrailsPulpit Rock Reroutes University Park Open Space Colorado Springs, CO 2015 0.40 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Timberline Landscaping Inc., CoSprings TOPSHole #17 Access Trail Aviary Disc Golf Course Colorado Springs, CO 2015 0.10 Build Hikers Co Springs Trails, Open Space & ParksBlodget Peak Access Blodget Peak Open Space Colorado Springs, CO 2015 1.10 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Co Springs Trails, Open Space & ParksMt. Muscoco Trail N. Cheyenne Canon Park Colorado Springs, CO 2015 0.50 Build/Reroute Hikers Co Springs Trails, Open Space & ParksCodell Trail (Middle/Lower) Red Rock Canyon Open Space Colorado Springs, CO 2015 0.70 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Medicine Wheel Advocates, CoSprings TOPSRidgeline Connector PS Miller Park Castle Rock, CO 2015 1.10 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks & RecreationFriedrich Wilderness Park San Antonio Natural Areas San Antonio, Texas 2015 0.70 Build Hikers S&S Trails2014Graneros Trail Hogbacks Open Space Canon City, Colorado 2014 2.10 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Canon City Parks & RecreationChamberlain Trail Reroute Stratton Open Space Colorado Springs, Colorado 2014 1.30 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Medicine Wheel Advocates, CoSprings TOPSBadlands, Huckleberry, Wild WestHighland Points Trail System Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2014 3.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Highlands Ranch Community AssociationTwisted Junipers Trail Plan Private Ranch Aspen, Colorado 2014 6.00 Plan/Design/Build Hikers Private OwnersTimberline Trail Colorado Mountain College Leadville, Colorado 2014 1.30 Build MtB Cloud City Wheelers, Colorado Mountain CollegePurple & Gold Loops PS Miller Park Castle Rock, Colorado 2014 4.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks & Recreation/Progressive Trail DesignWidowmaker/Sawmill Trails Smoky Bear Ranger District USFS Ruidoso, New Mexico 2014 6.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB Village of Ruidoso, Eco Servants, USFSBeasway Trail Salida Ranger District USFS Salida, Colorado 2014 2.60 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Salida Mountain Trails, USFSTJD Bike Park Private Residence Colorado Springs, Colorado 2014 0.10 Build MtB (Bike Park) Private OwnerIron Mountain Trail Manitou Springs Open Space Manitou Springs, Colorado 2014 0.70 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Manitou Springs Open Space Planning DepartmentSection 16 Reroute Red Rock Canyon Open Space Colorado Springs, Colorado 2014 0.40 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Medicine Wheel Advocates, CoSprings TOPSChipmunk Point Stonewall Jackson State Park Stonewall, West Virginia 2014 0.20 Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Professional Trailbuilders Association Conference/WorkshopSunset Trails Town Of Erie Open Space Erie, Colorado 2014 1.60 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Erie Singletrack Advocates, Boulder Mountan Bike AllianceFriedrich Wilderness Park San Antonio Natural Areas San Antonio, Texas 2014 1.30 Build Hikers S&S Trails2013Beasway Trail Salida Ranger District USFS Salida, Colorado 2013 0.60 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Salida Mountain Trails, USFSEvan's Loop Gunnison Field Office BLM Gunnison, Colorado 2013 2.50 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hand-cyclists Gunnison Trails, Crested Butte Adaptive Sports, BLMPalmer Trail Reroute Section 16 Colorado Springs, Colorado 2013 0.30 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Medicine Wheel Advocates, CoSprgs TOPSLion, Mesa, & RRC Trails Red Rock Canyon Open Space Colorado Springs, Colorado 2013 7.00 Reconstruction MtB/Runners/Hikers Co Sprgs Trails, Open Space & ParksAlfred Hale Trail Smoky Bear Ranger District USFS Ruidoso, New Mexico 2013 2.80 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Village of Ruidoso, Eco Servants, USFSGrindstone Mesa Loop Smoky Bear Ranger District USFS Ruidoso, New Mexico 2013 3.50 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Village of Ruidoso, Eco Servants, USFSEast-West Trail Douglas County Open Space Littleton, Colorado 2013 1.80 Reconstruction MtB/Runners/Hikers Douglas County Parks, Trails & Building GroundsColdwater Mountain Trails Alabama Forever Wild Land Trust Anniston, Alabama 2013 1.50 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers IMBA Trail SolutionsHigh Falls Trail DuPont State Forest Brevard, North Carolina 2013 0.80 Build Hikers/ADA Long Cane Trails LLC, Dupont State ForestMountain Bike Trail Camp Merri-Mac Girls Camp Black Mountain, North Carolina 2013 0.60 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Long Cane Trails LLCAirline Trail Skyline Mountain Park Aspen-Snowmass, Colorado 2013 2.00 Design/Teach/Build Hikers/ADA Progressive Trail Designs, Pitkin County Open SpaceCozyline Trail Skyline Mountain Park Aspen-Snowmass, Colorado 2013 1.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Progressive Trail Designs, Pitkin County Open SpaceDitchline Trail Skyline Mountain Park Aspen-Snowmass, Colorado 2013 1.00 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Progressive Trail Designs, Pitkin County Open SpaceTweit ADA Access Private Residence Salida, Colorado 2013 0.10 Design/Teach/Build Hikers/ADA Private Owner2012Climbworks Smoky Mountains Gatlinburg, Tennessee 2012 1.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Private OwnerLake Access Trail Falling Creek Camp Zirconia, North Carolina 2012 0.30 Build Hikers Long Cane Trails LLCColdwater Mountain Trails Alabama Forever Wild Land Trust Anniston, Alabama 2012 2.00 Build/Teach MtB/Runners/Hikers IMBA Trail SolutionsTai Lam Trail Tai Lam Country Park AFCD Kowloon, Hong Kong 2012 0.60 Design/Teach/Build MtB (Bike Park - shuttle accessed) IMBA Trail Solutions, AFCDTurkey Royal Old Man's Valley Hornsby, New South Wales, AU 2012 0.20 Design/Teach/Build MtB (Bike Park) IMBA Australia, Horsby Shire Council, Synergy TrailsEurovision Bartegunyah Vineyards Melrose, South Australia, AU 2012 3.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB IMBA Australia, Over the Edge SportsMatt's Trail Private Residence Mora, New Mexico 2012 2.00 Design/Build Hikers Private Owner2011Tai Lam Trail Tai Lam Country Park Kowloon, Hong Kong 2011 1.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB (Bike Park - shuttle accessed) IMBA Trail Solutions

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Green Flow Timberline Resort Rizal, Phillipines 2011 1.80 Design/Teach/Build MtB Timberline Resort/7-11 PhilippinesBlue Flow Timberline Resort Rizal, Phillipines 2011 4.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB Timberline Resort/7-11 PhilippinesVarious Trails Bundanoon Bundanoon, NSW, AU 2011 0.30 Design/Teach/Build MtB IMBA Australia, IMBA Trail SolutionsCreek Trail Bartegunyah Vineyards Melrose, South Australia, AU 2011 0.30 Design/Teach/Build MtB IMBA Australia, Over the Edge SportsTai Lam Trail Tai Lam Country Park AFCD Kowloon, Hong Kong 2011 0.10 Design/Teach/Build MtB (Bike Park - shuttle accessed) IMBA Trail Solutions, AFCDPunchline Trail Croy Creek Trail System BLM Hailey, Idaho 2011 3.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB IMBA Trail SolutionsBig Mambo Vail Resorts Vail, Colorado 2011 3.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB (Bike Park - lift accessed) IMBA Trail SolutionsRadio Flyer Vail Resorts Vail, Colorado 2011 2.30 Design/Teach/Build MtB (Bike Park - lift accessed) IMBA Trail SolutionsPumptrack Vail Resorts Vail, Colorado 2011 0.10 Design/Teach/Build MtB (Bike Park - lift accessed) IMBA Trail SolutionsTrail Moriata National Park Adelaide, South Australia, AU 2011 0.30 Build Hikers Trailscapes Pty.Numerous Trails Craigbern Farms Adelaide, South Australia, AU 2011 5.00 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Trailscapes Pty.Unknown Trail Parks Victoria Warbuddon, Victoria, AU 2011 0.10 Build MtB IMBA AU, Yarra Ranges Mountain BikersBuckle Trail Lysterfield Park Lysterfield, Victoria, AU 2011 0.40 Design/Teach/Build MtB IMBA AU, Trail Mix, Victoria ParksIMBA Climb Port Macquarie Urban Mt. Bike Park Port Macquarie, NSW, AU 2011 0.10 Design/Teach/Build MtB (Bike Park) IMBA AU, Hastings Valley Mountain Bike RidersPony Express Trail Sheed's Pony Club Lithgow, New South Wales, AU 2011 0.20 Design/Teach/Build MtB (Bike Park - shuttle accessed) IMBA AU, Central Tablelands MtB ClubChamberlain Trail Stratton Open Space Colorado Springs, Colorado 2011 0.10 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Trail Arts LLC2010Homerun Pump Track Marvin Park Salida, Colorado 2010 0.10 Design/Build Pumptrack Salida Bike Park Committee, City of SalidaSapphire Point Trails Sapphire Point HOA Colorado Springs, Colorado 2010 1.00 Reconstruction MtB/Runners/Hikers Sapphire Point HOATrek China Trails San Yuan Village Qingbaijung, Sichuan, China 2010 10.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB (Bike Park) IMBA Trail Solutions, Trek China2009Cheyenne Rim Trail Soapstone Prairie Natural Area Wellington, Colorado 2009 6.90 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Ft. Collins Natural AreasCanyon Trail Soapstone Prairie Natural Area Wellington, Colorado 2009 4.40 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Ft. Collins Natural AreaPronghorn Loop Soapstone Prairie Natural Area Wellington, Colorado 2009 7.90 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Ft. Collins Natural AreaMahogany Loop Soapstone Prairie Natural Area Wellington, Colorado 2009 7.60 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Ft. Collins Natural AreaTowhee Loop Soapstone Prairie Natural Area Wellington, Colorado 2009 3.70 Design/Build Hikers Ft. Collins Natural AreaPlover Trail Soapstone Prairie Natural Area Wellington, Colorado 2009 7.10 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Ft. Collins Natural AreaAbsolute Bike Park Private Residence Salida, Colorado 2009 0.20 Design/Build MtB (Bike Park) Private OwnerPump n Hoot Private Residence Salida, Colorado 2009 0.20 Design/Build Pump Track Private OwnerPump Farm Private Residence Salida, Colorado 2009 0.10 Design/Build Pump Track Private OwnerCowboy Up Highland Points Trail System Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2009 0.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Highlands Ranch Community AssociationLonghorn Ledge, Beeman Point Highland Points Trail System Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2009 1.40 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Highlands Ranch Community AssociationTenderfoot Highland Points Trail System Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2009 1.30 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Highlands Ranch Community AssociationBrandin' Iron Cutoff Highland Points Trail System Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2009 0.80 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Highlands Ranch Community AssociationOutlaw Highland Points Trail System Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2009 1.40 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Highlands Ranch Community AssociationBucksnort Highland Points Trail System Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2009 0.20 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Highlands Ranch Community AssociationRocky Gulch Highland Points Trail System Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2009 1.20 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Highlands Ranch Community AssociationMadge Trail Quarry Mesa Trails Castle Rock, Colorado 2009 3.40 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks, Open Space & TrailsBeginner's Flow Trail Loop Rhyolite Bike Park Castle Rock, Colorado 2009 0.90 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks, Open Space & TrailsBurn Pile Trail Tenderfoot Hill Salida, Colorado 2009 0.50 Reconstruction MtB/Runners/Hikers Salida Mountain Trails/BLMBackyard Trail Private Residence Santa Fe, New Mexico 2009 1.30 Design/Build Hikers Private OwnerWilderness Trails Shea Homes Ltd. Denver, Colorado 2009 4.00 Design MtB/Runners/Hikers Private Owner2008PK Hike & Bike Trails Possum Kingdom Lake Graham, Texas 2008 7.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Brazos River AuthorityWildcat Mountain Trail Wildcat Mountain Trail System Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2008 1.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Highlands Ranch Community AssociationPonderosa Loop Wildcat Mountain Trails System Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2008 2.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Highlands Ranch Community AssociationWaterin'Hole Wildcat Mountain Trails System Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2008 1.40 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Highlands Ranch Community AssociationEast West Regional Trail Douglas County Parks & Trails Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2008 6.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Douglas County Parks & TrailsMadge Trail Quarry Mesa Trails Castle Rock, Colorado 2008 3.40 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks, Open Space & TrailsBeginner's Flow Trail Loop Rhyolite Bike Park Castle Rock, Colorado 2008 0.90 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks, Open Space & TrailsTenderfoot Trail Tenderfoot Hill Salida, Colorado 2008 0.80 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Salida Mountain Trails/BLMSanta Fe River Trail San Ysidro Park Santa Fe, New Mexico 2008 1.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Santa Fe County Open Space & TrailsNeighborhood Trails Sapphire Point Subdivision Douglas County, Colorado 2008 2.00 Reconstruct MtB/Runners/Hikers Sapphire Point Homeowners AssociationNeighborhood Path Woodmoor HOA Monument, Colorado 2008 0.70 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Woodmoor HOA2007Consocep Downhill Trail Mt. Isarog National Park Camarines Sur, Philippines 2007 4.00 Design/Build MtB (Bike Park - shuttle accessed) Provincial Government of Camarines SurEast West Regional Trail Douglas County Parks & Trails Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2007 2.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Douglas County Parks & TrailsEast Canyon Trail Castlewood Canyon State Park Franktown, Colorado 2007 4.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado State ParksFarish Trails US Air Force Academy Woodland Park, CO 2007 3.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers US Air Force AcademyChuck's Loop Gateway Mesa Open Space Castle Rock, Colorado 2007 1.60 Reconstruction MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks, Open Space & TrailsMitchel Creek Canyon Trail Founder's Village Castle Rock, Colorado 2007 1.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks, Open Space & TrailsRed Hawk Trail Ridgeline Open Space Castle Rock, Colorado 2007 1.40 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks, Open Space & TrailsStewart Trail Ridgeline Open Space Castle Rock, Colorado 2007 8.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks, Open Space & TrailsPiney Peak Hereford Ranch Private Ranch Clark, Colorado 2007 11.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Private Owner2006Waterfall Trail Prairie Chapel Ranch Crawford, Texas 2006 0.50 Design/Build MtB President George W. BushShoreline Trail Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 2.60 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksGranite Ridge Trail Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 2.10 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksSlabz Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 0.30 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksCow Creek Trail Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 2.10 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksMo' Rockin Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 1.70 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksFoxtail Trail Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 0.30 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksSammy's Slide Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 0.30 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksPinball Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 0.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksStone Temple Circuit (portion) Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 0.40 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksFalcon Trail US Air Force Academy Colorado Springs, Colorado 2006 14.00 Design/Rebuild MtB/Runners/Hikers US Air Force AcademyHidden Mesa Trail Hidden Mesa Open Space Franktown, Colorado 2006 2.20 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Douglas County Open SpaceMesa Rim Trail Hidden Mesa Open Space Franktown, Colorado 2006 1.90 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Douglas County Open SpaceSpruce Mountain Trail Spruce Mountain Open Space Larkspur, Colorado 2006 4.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Douglas County Open SpaceArkasas River Park Trail Buena Vista Whitewater Park Buena Vista, Colorado 2006 0.30 Design/Build ADA Buena Vista Public Works/BLMCWC Bike Park Cam Sur Watersports Complex Camarines Sur, Philippines 2006 2.00 Design/Build MtB (Bike Park) Provincial Government of Camarines SurGota Village Caramoan National Park Camarines Sur, Philippines 2006 3.00 Design/Build Trails for Survivor Phillipines Provincial Government of Camarines SurTamarack Trails Tamarack Ski Resort Donnely, Idaho 2006 4.00 Build MtB (Bike Park - lift accessed) IMBA Trail Solutions2005Marshall Valley/Mesa Trail Marshall Mesa Eldorado Springs, Colorado 2005 1.50 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers City of Boulder Open SpaceDavidson Mesa Trail Davidson Mesa Louisville, Colorado 2005 1.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Louisville Parks & Recreation

Trail Project Park/Open Space Location Circa Length Scope of Work Type Client2017Rusty Lung Trail S Mountain Salida, CO 2017 0.70 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Salida Mountain Trails, City of SalidaOro Grande Connector Summit County Open Space & Trails Dillon, CO 2017 0.70 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Summit County Open Space & TrailsDiscovery Climbing Trail Snowmass Ski Resort Snowmass Village, CO 2017 2.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Town of Snowmass Village, Aspen SkiCoChatauqua Trail Boulder Mountain Parks Boulder, CO 2017 0.50 Design/Build Hikers/Runners/Climbers Timberline Landscaping, Inc. CBMPOSBuckhorn Traverse Extension The Crown Open Space Basalt, CO 2017 1.70 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Roaring Fork Mt Bike Association, BLMFlowing My Mind Pagosa Springs High School Pagosa Springs, CO 2017 2.10 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers DUST2, Pagosa Springs Parks & Rec.North Connection PS Miller Park Castle Rock, CO 2017 0.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks & Rec, NM EcoservantsChamberlain Trail Stratton Forest Colorado Springs, CO 2017 0.50 Reconstruct MtB/Runners/Hikers Co Springs Trails, Open Space & ParksBox O Rocs Green Mountain Park Lakewood, CO 2017 0.60 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado Mountain Bike Association, City of LakewoodRidgegate Cabela Trail Ridgegate Open Space Lone Tree, CO 2017 0.40 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Rampart Range Metro Distrct #1Soldier Creek Trails South Soldier Creek Park Midwest City, OK 2017 2.60 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers City of Midwest City, Oklahoma Earthbike Fellowship2016Chicken Dinner S Mountain Salida, CO 2016 2.10 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers BLM, Salida Mountain Trails, Chaffee CountyMuttin Busting South Canon Park Canon City, CO 2016 2.00 Build (dozer only) MtB/Runners/Hikers Lower Arkansas Mt Bike Assoc., Volunteers for Outdoor CO7 Star Trail Sky Mountain Park Snowmass Village, CO 2016 4.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Town of Snowmass Village, Pitkin County Open Space Upper Question Mark Peak Trail Ken Caryl Ranch Littleton, CO 2016 0.40 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Ken Caryl Master Association, Ken Caryl Trail ClubLil' Scraggy (West) Buffalo Creek Recreation Area Buffalo Creek, CO 2016 3.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado Mountain Bike Association, USFSBuckhorn Reroute Bureau of Land Management Basalt, CO 2016 1.30 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Roaring Fork Mountain Bike Association, BLMKid's Forest trail Crystal Valley Castle Rock, CO 2016 0.20 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers GM ConsultingNeighborhood Trail The Terrain Open Space Castle Rock, CO 2016 1.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers SLV Castle Oaks LLCBurnpile (AKA Bermstyle) S Mountain Salida, CO 2016 0.80 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Salida Mountain Trails, City of SalidaSeqouyah & Chitto Harjo Trails Collinsville Lake Collinsville, OK 2016 1.80 Plan/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers City of Collinsville, Oklahoma Earthbike Fellowship2015Lower Cougar Loop Ken Caryl Ranch Littleton, CO 2015 1.90 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Ken Caryl Master Association, Ken Caryl Trail ClubUpper Question Mark Peak Trail Ken Caryl Ranch Littleton, CO 2015 0.60 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Ken Caryl Master Association, Ken Caryl Trail ClubPerimeter Loop Ruby Hill Bike Park Denver, CO 2015 1.30 Build MtB Alpine Bike Parks, Denver Parks & RecreationCrystal Valley Trail Crystal Valley Ranch Castle Rock, CO 2015 0.20 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Richmond American HomesStratton Preserve Trail Stratton Open Space Colorado Springs, CO 2015 0.40 Build/Reconstruct MtB/Runners/Hikers Co Springs Trails, Open Space & Parks70 Mile Butte/Eagle Butte Grasslands National Park Val Marie, Saskatchewan, CAN 2015 5.00 Build/Reconstruct MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Parks CanadaWillow Creek Trail Private Residence Aspen, CO 2015 0.90 Design/Build Hikers Private OwnersHummingbird Traverse Hunter Creek Open Space Aspen, CO 2015 1.30 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Progressive Trail Designs, Pitkin County Open SpaceGnome Trail Lake Elemental Private Park Florrisant, CO 2015 1.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Private OwnersOld Quarry Trail Red Rock Canyon Open Space Colorado Springs, CO 2015 1.30 Build/Reconstruct MtB/Runners/Hikers Timberline Landscaping Inc., CoSprings TOPSUpper Sand Canyon Trail Red Rock Canyon Open Space Colorado Springs, CO 2015 1.50 Build/Reconstruct MtB/Runners/Hikers Timberline Landscaping Inc., CoSprings TOPSPleasant Pass Trail Hidden Mesa Open Space Franktown, CO 2015 1.30 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Douglas County Open Space & Natural ResourcesTimber Beast Stub Stewart State Park Portland, OR 2015 1.00 Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Stub Stewart State Park, Oregon State Parks, PTBAGunnison Trails Hartman Rocks Gunnison, CO 2015 Closure MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians BLM & Gunnison TrailsPulpit Rock Reroutes University Park Open Space Colorado Springs, CO 2015 0.40 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Timberline Landscaping Inc., CoSprings TOPSHole #17 Access Trail Aviary Disc Golf Course Colorado Springs, CO 2015 0.10 Build Hikers Co Springs Trails, Open Space & ParksBlodget Peak Access Blodget Peak Open Space Colorado Springs, CO 2015 1.10 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Co Springs Trails, Open Space & ParksMt. Muscoco Trail N. 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Denver, Colorado 2009 4.00 Design MtB/Runners/Hikers Private Owner2008PK Hike & Bike Trails Possum Kingdom Lake Graham, Texas 2008 7.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Brazos River AuthorityWildcat Mountain Trail Wildcat Mountain Trail System Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2008 1.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Highlands Ranch Community AssociationPonderosa Loop Wildcat Mountain Trails System Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2008 2.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Highlands Ranch Community AssociationWaterin'Hole Wildcat Mountain Trails System Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2008 1.40 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Highlands Ranch Community AssociationEast West Regional Trail Douglas County Parks & Trails Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2008 6.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Douglas County Parks & TrailsMadge Trail Quarry Mesa Trails Castle Rock, Colorado 2008 3.40 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks, Open Space & TrailsBeginner's Flow Trail Loop Rhyolite Bike Park Castle Rock, Colorado 2008 0.90 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks, Open Space & TrailsTenderfoot Trail Tenderfoot Hill Salida, Colorado 2008 0.80 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Salida Mountain Trails/BLMSanta Fe River Trail San Ysidro Park Santa Fe, New Mexico 2008 1.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Santa Fe County Open Space & TrailsNeighborhood Trails Sapphire Point Subdivision Douglas County, Colorado 2008 2.00 Reconstruct MtB/Runners/Hikers Sapphire Point Homeowners AssociationNeighborhood Path Woodmoor HOA Monument, Colorado 2008 0.70 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Woodmoor HOA2007Consocep Downhill Trail Mt. Isarog National Park Camarines Sur, Philippines 2007 4.00 Design/Build MtB (Bike Park - shuttle accessed) Provincial Government of Camarines SurEast West Regional Trail Douglas County Parks & Trails Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2007 2.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Douglas County Parks & TrailsEast Canyon Trail Castlewood Canyon State Park Franktown, Colorado 2007 4.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado State ParksFarish Trails US Air Force Academy Woodland Park, CO 2007 3.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers US Air Force AcademyChuck's Loop Gateway Mesa Open Space Castle Rock, Colorado 2007 1.60 Reconstruction MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks, Open Space & TrailsMitchel Creek Canyon Trail Founder's Village Castle Rock, Colorado 2007 1.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks, Open Space & TrailsRed Hawk Trail Ridgeline Open Space Castle Rock, Colorado 2007 1.40 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks, Open Space & TrailsStewart Trail Ridgeline Open Space Castle Rock, Colorado 2007 8.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Castle Rock Parks, Open Space & TrailsPiney Peak Hereford Ranch Private Ranch Clark, Colorado 2007 11.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Private Owner2006Waterfall Trail Prairie Chapel Ranch Crawford, Texas 2006 0.50 Design/Build MtB President George W. BushShoreline Trail Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 2.60 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksGranite Ridge Trail Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 2.10 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksSlabz Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 0.30 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksCow Creek Trail Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 2.10 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksMo' Rockin Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 1.70 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksFoxtail Trail Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 0.30 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksSammy's Slide Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 0.30 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksPinball Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 0.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksStone Temple Circuit (portion) Curt Gowdy State Park Cheyenne, Wyoming 2006 0.40 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Wyoming State ParksFalcon Trail US Air Force Academy Colorado Springs, Colorado 2006 14.00 Design/Rebuild MtB/Runners/Hikers US Air Force AcademyHidden Mesa Trail Hidden Mesa Open Space Franktown, Colorado 2006 2.20 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Douglas County Open SpaceMesa Rim Trail Hidden Mesa Open Space Franktown, Colorado 2006 1.90 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Douglas County Open SpaceSpruce Mountain Trail Spruce Mountain Open Space Larkspur, Colorado 2006 4.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Douglas County Open SpaceArkasas River Park Trail Buena Vista Whitewater Park Buena Vista, Colorado 2006 0.30 Design/Build ADA Buena Vista Public Works/BLMCWC Bike Park Cam Sur Watersports Complex Camarines Sur, Philippines 2006 2.00 Design/Build MtB (Bike Park) Provincial Government of Camarines SurGota Village Caramoan National Park Camarines Sur, Philippines 2006 3.00 Design/Build Trails for Survivor Phillipines Provincial Government of Camarines SurTamarack Trails Tamarack Ski Resort Donnely, Idaho 2006 4.00 Build MtB (Bike Park - lift accessed) IMBA Trail Solutions2005Marshall Valley/Mesa Trail Marshall Mesa Eldorado Springs, Colorado 2005 1.50 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers City of Boulder Open SpaceDavidson Mesa Trail Davidson Mesa Louisville, Colorado 2005 1.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Louisville Parks & Recreation

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Ditch Trail Divide HOA Open Space Snowmass Village, Colorado 1998 0.20 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Divide Homeowners' AssiciationSkier Access Trail Divide HOA Open Space Snowmass Village, Colorado 1998 0.20 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Skier Divide Homeowners' AssiciationGreen Lake Trail Reroute Trapper's Crossing Crested Butte, Colorado 1998 1.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Town of Crested ButteBoonedoggle Trail Copper Mountain Resort Copper Mountain, Colorado 1998 5.00 Design/Build MtB (Bike Park - lift accessed) Copper Mountain Resort/USFSBreaks at Bar H Ranch Mountain Bike Ranch Saint Jo, Texas 1998 4.90 Design/Teach/Build Mt. Bike Park Private Owner (My Family's Ranch)Scottsman Trail Garden of the Gods Colorado Springs, Colorado 1998 2.00 Reconstruction Equestrian Co. Springs Parks & Recreation1997Spring Creek Trail Reroute US Forest Service Steamboat Springs, Colorado 1997 0.50 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Steamboat Springs Parks & Rec.Carter Park Trail Carter Park Breckenridge, Colorado 1997 0.30 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Breckenridge Parks & RecreationBreaks at Bar H Ranch Mountain Bike Ranch Saint Jo, Texas 1997 21.00 Design/Teach/Build Mt. Bike Park Private Owner (My Family's Ranch)Tom Blake Trail US Forst Service Snowmass, Village 1997 3.50 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Town of Snowmass VillageFalcon Wing Trail Private Residence Evergreen, Colorado 1997 3.60 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Private Owner1996Soda Creek Trail Private Residence Evergreen, Colorado 1996 1.50 Design/Build MtB Private OwnerEagle Wind Trail Rabbit Mountain Open Space Lyons, Colorado 1996 2.50 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian Boulder Off-Road Alliance/BCPOSDowdy Draw Trail City of Boulder Open Space Boulder, Colorado 1996 2.20 Reconstruction MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian City of Boulder Open SpaceFoothills Trail City of Boulder Open Space Boulder, Colorado 1996 1.00 Reconstruction MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian City of Boulder Open SpaceBig Bluestem Trail City of Boulder Open Space Boulder, Colorado 1996 2.30 Reconstruction MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian City of Boulder Open SpaceMt. Sanitas (NE access) City of Boulder Open Space Boulder, Colorado 1996 0.50 Reconstruction MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian City of Boulder Open SpaceSkier Access Trails Storm Meadows Open Space Steamboat Springs 1996 1.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Skier Steamboat Management Group1995Oro Grande Trail Tenderfoot Mountain Dillon, Colorado 1995 1.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Moto Summit County Open SpaceSpring Creek Trails Private Residence Nederland, Colorado 1995 5.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Private Owner (First Dozer-Flow Project SWECO 450)Crescent Meadows Reroute Eldorado Canyon State Park Boulder, Colorado 1994 2.40 Assist Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian Jim Angel/Colorado State ParksSourdough Trail US Forest Service Nederland, Colorado 1994 2.50 Maintenance MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian Boulder Off-Road Alliance/USFSEldorado Canyon Trail Reroutes Eldorado Canyon State Park Eldorado Springs, CO 1993 2.00 Assist Design/Build Hiker/Equestrian/Climber Jim Angel/Colorado State ParksBetasso Canyon Loop Reroute Betasso Preserve Boulder, Colorado 1993 2.00 Assist Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian Boulder County Parks & Open SpaceColumbine Gulch Trail Walker Ranch Boulder, Colorado 1992 1.60 Maintenance MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian Boulder Off-Road Alliance/BCPOSSouth Boulder Creek Trail Walker Ranch Boulder, Colorado 1991 2.60 Maintenance MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian Boulder Off-Road Alliance/BCPOSLake Trail Barker Reservoir Nederland, Colorado 1990 1.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Private Owners West Magnolia Trails US Forest Service Nederland, Colorado 1988 8.00 Reconstruction MtB/Runners/Hikers Trail Mix, USFSDot System Trails US Forest Service Nederland, Colorado 1987 7.00 Reconstruction MtB/Runners/Hikers Trail Mix, USFS

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Beaver's Bend Mt Bike Trail Beaver's Bend State Park Broken Bow, Oklahoma 2005 6.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Oklahoma State ParksEagle Pass Trail Spruce Meadows Open Space Larkspur, Colorado 2005 1.80 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Douglas County Open SpaceDawson Buttes Trail Dawson Butte Open Space Castlerock, Colorado 2005 5.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Douglas County Open SpaceGinny Trail Bobcat Ridge Natural Area Loveland, Colorado 2005 5.40 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Ft. Collins Natural Areas ProgramDR Trail Bobcat Ridge Natural Area Loveland, Colorado 2005 3.40 Design/Build Hikers/Equestrians Ft. Collins Natural Areas ProgramValley Loop Bobcat Ridge Natural Area Loveland, Colorado 2005 4.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Ft. Collins Natural Areas ProgramEden Valley Spur Bobcat Ridge Natural Area Loveland, Colorado 2005 1.30 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Ft. Collins Natural Areas ProgramRoyal Arch Trail Boulder Mountain Parks Boulder, Colorado 2005 1.00 Reconstruction Hikers City of Boulder Mountain ParksHayden Meadows Trail Hayden Ranch Leadville, Colorado 2005 1.00 Build ADA, anglers, hikers Lake County Open Space, City of AuroraSensory Trail Flagstaff Aphitheater Area Boulder, Colorado 2005 0.30 Build ADA City of Boulder Open Space2004Hecla Junction River Access Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area Nathrop, Colorado 2004 0.10 Build Hikers/Anglers Colorado State ParksBoulder Run Cheyenne Mountain State Park Colorado Springs, Colorado 2004 1.00 Design/build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado State ParksRacoon Ridge Cheyenne Mountain State Park Colorado Springs, Colorado 2004 0.60 Design/build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado State ParksAcorn Alley Cheyenne Mountain State Park Colorado Springs, Colorado 2004 0.70 Design/build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado State ParksBobcat Way Cheyenne Mountain State Park Colorado Springs, Colorado 2004 0.50 Design/build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado State ParksSoaring Kestral Cheyenne Mountain State Park Colorado Springs, Colorado 2004 1.00 Design/build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado State ParksCoyote Run Cheyenne Mountain State Park Colorado Springs, Colorado 2004 1.30 Design/build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado State ParksRingtail Trail Pike Hill Open Space Castle Rock, Colorado 2004 7.20 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Douglas County Open SpaceSwallowtail Trail Nelson Ranch Castle Rock, Colorado 2004 2.60 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Douglas County Open Space, Mile High Youth CorpsTop of the Mill Connection Top of the Mill Condos Aspen, Colorado 2004 1.00 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Four Peaks DevelopmentThree Trees Trail Aspen Parks Aspen, Colorado 2004 0.50 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Aspen Parks2003Talon Trail Cheyenne Mountain State Park Colorado Springs, Colorado 2003 2.70 Design/build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado State ParksBlackmer Loop Cheyenne Mountain State Park Colorado Springs, Colorado 2003 3.50 Design/build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado State ParksSundance Cheyenne Mountain State Park Colorado Springs, Colorado 2003 3.30 Design/build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado State ParksTurkey Trot Cheyenne Mountain State Park Colorado Springs, Colorado 2003 0.50 Design/build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado State ParksLittle Bear Cheyenne Mountain State Park Colorado Springs, Colorado 2003 0.10 Design/build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado State ParksZook Loop Cheyenne Mountain State Park Colorado Springs, Colorado 2003 1.00 Design/build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado State ParksSharptail Trail Sharptail Ridge Open Space Castle Rock, Colorado 2003 4.60 Design/build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrians Douglas County Open SpaceChamberlain Trail CoSprgs Trails, Open Space & Parks Colorado Springs, Colorado 2003 2.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers CoSprgs Trails, Open Space & ParksNorth Star Trail Aspen Parks Aspen, Colorado 2003 1.00 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Aspen ParksMoore Open Space Aspen Parks Aspen, Colorado 2003 0.50 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Aspen Parks2002Eagle Ranch Trails Eagle Ranch Eagle, Colorado 2002 2.00 Design/build MtB/Runners/Hikers Private OwnerSolitude Trails The Keep at Solitude Sedalia, Colorado 2002 5.00 Design/build MtB/Runners/Hikers EssenterraMystic Hill Ranch Private Ranch Kremmling, Colorado 2002 2.00 Design/build Hikers/Equestrians Private OwnerTamarack Trails Tamarack Ski Resort Donnely, Idaho 2002 4.00 Build MtB Lift-accessed IMBA Trail SolutionsIowa Hill Trail Breckenridge Parks/USFS Breckenridge, Colorado 2002 0.70 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Breckenridge Open Space & TrailsPence Miller Breckenridge Parks/USFS Breckenridge, Colorado 2002 2.00 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Breckenridge Open Space & TrailsPole Creek System Pole Creek Preserve Fraser, Colorado 2002 6.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Pole Creek Preserve HOAUte Cemetery Trail Pioneer Cemetery Aspen, Colorado 2002 1.00 Build Hikers Aspen ParksOro Grande Trail Reroute County Landfill Dillon, Colorado 2002 1.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Moto Summit County Open SpaceNorth Fork Trail Private Ranch Salida, Colorado 2002 1.00 Design/build MtB/Runners/Hikers IMBA Trail Solutions Mech. TrainingCrook Trails Lake Crook Recreation Area Paris, Texas 2002 2.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Paris Public Works DepartmentAjax Trail Aspen Parks Aspen, Colorado 2002 1.00 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Aspen ParksTrail Reroute Ridgeway State Park Ridgeway, Colorado 2002 1.00 Design/build Hikers/Equestrians Colorado Youth Corps Association2001Coyote/Squirrel Trails Rifle Falls State Park Rifle, Colorado 2001 3.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado State ParksMountain Lion Trail Mancos State Park Mancos, Colorado 2001 2.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado State ParksLong Cane Trails Hickory Knob State Park Mccormick, South Carolina 2001 7.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers South Carolina Parks/State ParksMaryvale Village Town of Winter Park/USFS Winter Park, Colorado 2001 2.00 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Essenterra/Town of Winter Park Whitewater Park Trails Breckenridge Parks/USFS Breckenridge, Colorado 2001 1.00 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Breckenridge Open Space & TrailsWarrior's Mark Trail Breckenridge Parks/USFS Breckenridge, Colorado 2001 1.00 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Breckenridge Open Space & TrailsBreckenridge Mt. Village Trail Breckenridge Parks/USFS Breckenridge, Colorado 2001 0.50 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Breckenridge Open Space & TrailsShock Hill Trail Breckenridge Parks/USFS Breckenridge, Colorado 2001 1.80 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Breckenridge Open Space & TrailsBoy Scout Trail USFS Glenwood Ranger District Glenwood Springs, CO 2001 3.00 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers USFS Glenwood Ranger DistrictTrail Reroute Sylvan Lake State Park Eagle, Colorado 2001 1.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Colorado Youth Corps AssociationTrail Reroute Mueller State Park Divide, Colorado 2001 1.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian Colorado State Parks, Western Region Trail Crew2000Breckenridge Outdoor Ed CenterBOEC Facility Breckenridge, Colorado 2000 1.50 Build ADA BOEC/Town of BreckenridgeGrant Lake Trails Skyland Metro District Crested Butte, Colorado 2000 1.00 Design/Build ADA/MtB Skyland Metro DistrictBarbee Trail Ajax Mountain Aspen, Colorado 2000 1.50 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Aspen Ski ResortBreaks at Bar H Ranch Mountain Bike Ranch Saint Jo, Texas 2000 2.00 Design/Teach/Build Mt. Bike Park Private Owner (My Family's Ranch)Buffalo Creek Trails Pine Valley Ranch Pine, Colorado 2000 15.00 Reconstruction MtB/Runners/Hikers US Forest ServiceWillow Walk Trail Willows HOA Morrison, Colorado 2000 2.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Willows HOADiamond Lake Trail Indian Peaks Wilderness Nederland, Colorado 2000 2.00 Reconstruction MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian US Forest ServiceNorth Trail US Forest Service Vail, Colorado 2000 1.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Town of Vail/USFSBarbara Whipple Trail Buena Vista Whitewater Park Buena Vista, Colorado 2000 1.30 Reconstruction MtB/Runners/Hikers Buena Vista Public Works/BLMBenedict Trail Aspen Parks Aspen, Colorado 2000 1.00 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Aspen ParksMoonstone Breckenridge Parks/USFS Breckenridge, Colorado 2000 1.50 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Breckenridge Open Space & TrailsTrail Reroute Golden Gate Canyon State Park Golden, Colorado 2000 1.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian Colorado Youth Corps Association1999Diamond Lake Trail Indian Peaks Wilderness Nederland, Colorado 1999 3.00 Reconstruction MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian US Forest ServiceUte Trail Aspen Parks Aspen, Colorado 1999 0.60 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Aspen ParksLower Loop Trail Peanuts Mine Open Space Crested Butte, Colorado 1999 1.50 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Crested Butte Land Trust/CBMBASante Fe Trails Private Ranch Santa Fe, New Mexico 1999 6.00 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Private OwnerStorm Mountain Ranch Private Ranch Steamboat Springs, Colorado 1999 3.50 Design/Teach/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Private OwnerHowelson Hill Trail Reroute Steamboat Springs Parks & Rec. Steamboat Springs, Colorado 1999 0.40 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Steamboat Springs Parks & Rec.Mountain View Estates Trail Steamboat Springs Parks & Rec. Steamboat Springs, Colorado 1999 0.30 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Steamboat Springs Parks & Rec.Blue Sage Connector Steamboat Springs Parks & Rec. Steamboat Springs, Colorado 1999 0.30 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers Steamboat Springs Parks & Rec.Skyler's Trail Private Residence Boulder, Colorado 1999 0.10 Design/Build ADA Private OwnerMcKinney Roughs Trails McKinney Roughs Env Ed Center Bastrop, Texas 1999 10.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian Lower Colorado River Authority1998Left Hand Trail Beech Open Space Boulder, Colorado 1998 3.00 Design/Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian Boulder County Parks & Open SpaceNorth Trail US Forest Service Vail, Colorado 1998 0.60 Build MtB/Runners/Hikers/Equestrian Town of Vail/USFS