Rename Richmond Greenway bicycle trail to Lillie Mae Jones Trail
In Plain English
The city proposes to change the name of the Richmond Greenway, a bicycle and pedestrian trail that runs through the city. The trail would be renamed the Lillie Mae Jones Trail to honor a community member. The trail itself remains unchanged, with the same routes and facilities for walkers and cyclists.
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Votes
Approve renaming proposal
6 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously approved renaming the Richmond Greenway bicycle and pedestrian trail to the Lillie Mae Jones Trail to honor a community member. The trail itself will remain exactly the same, with no changes to its routes or facilities for walkers and cyclists. This was a ceremonial decision that does not involve any city spending or affect how residents use the trail.
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