New Lowell path will preserve underpass artwork
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Design on the Lowell Connector Path Task is envisioned to very last two months.
LOWELL, Mass. (AP) ¡ª Building has started on the Lowell Connector Path Task, a multi-use route that will join the Bruce Freeman Rail Path and the Harmony River Greenway in Lowell.
The path will integrate an current outside city art gallery in an underpass that is a popular spot for aerosol art, Lowell City Supervisor Eileen Donoghue¡¯s business said in a assertion, .
The aim is for the path to turn out to be the initially sanctioned aerosol artwork venue in Massachusetts.
The undertaking will build a 1,200-foot lengthy, 10-foot-extensive paved path that will be totally accessible. Construction is expected to very last roughly two months.
The path will run along Lowell¡¯s River Meadow Brook and get edge of an underpass under the Lowell Connector highway, ¡°strengthening the connection between neighborhoods on both sides.¡±
At the time concluded, the Concord River Greenway and all phases of the Connector Trail will fill a single of the past remaining gaps in the 200-mile (321.8 kilometers) Bay Circuit path.
The effort to connect the greenway to the rail trail has been underway for a long time. The bottleneck has been the Lowell connection.
The Town of Lowell is pleased to announce that design has begun on the Connector Path Undertaking, a multiuse route that will connect the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail and the Concord River Greenway. The trail will go via an Out of doors City Art Gallery below the Connector.
¡ª Town of Lowell (@CityofLowellMA)
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