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Monsanto: Donation inked on park, trails
At Monday’s dedication, Monsanto’s Luling Plant Manager Enrique Wehlen and Parish President Larry Cochran inked the agreement clearing the way for Luling’s Monsanto Linear Park. […]
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Monsanto donates 11.6 acres for Luling park
Monsanto has donated $450,000 along with 11.6 acres of land to St. Charles Parish for the development of a walking and biking trail and linear recreation park in the Paul Maillard Road community. […]
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Public input sought to finalize pedestrian-bike plan
Emphasizing the need to improve safety and connect communities in St. Charles Parish, residents will have their opportunity to help finalize the parish’s pedestrian and bicycle master plan in a series of meetings in January and February. […]
Government
Bike, walking paths planned for Montz, Hahnville
Identified by the public as the No. 1 need for St. Charles Parish, planned walking and biking paths are making headway in plans and funding. […]
Government
Paul Maillard revitalization moving ahead with Monsanto
The Paul Maillard Road Corridor Revitalization project got Council approval, and St. Charles Parish has announced that Monsanto has become a strong partner in helping make it happen. […]
Government
More walking and biking paths planned in St. Charles Parish, public input needed
Plans are underway to make St. Charles Parish more accommodating and accessible for walking and bicycling and in order to maximize those efforts, the parish and the Regional Planning Commission (RPC) are looking to the public to provide input. […]
Government
Public input sought for bike-pedestrian plan
St. Charles Parish residents will have the opportunity to help identify areas for safe pedestrian and bicycle access to highways in the parish. […]
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State has fifth-highest rate of pedestrian deaths
Louisiana has the fifth-highest pedestrian death rate in the country, according to a new report that cites 13 fatalities alone in St. Charles Parish from 2003 to 2012. […]
Government
Council adopts plan that calls for creation of larger, strategically located parks
The St. Charles Parish Council has approved a new recreation master plan that calls for large-scale, strategically located community parks while eliminating some undersized, underutilized recreational sites in neighborhoods.