York County Open Space and Trails Survey |
The County of York is updating the Open Space and Trails component of the York County Comprehensive Plan. We are seeking public input on open space, farmland preservation, natural resource protection, trail development and connectivity. The following definitions are used in this planning process and are provided for ease of understanding.
- Open Space - land that is mostly undeveloped and set aside for recreational, agricultural, historic/cultural, or conservation purposes. It can preserve scenic vistas, environmental quality, and/or maintain community character. Open space can be accessible to the public or can be private properties with restricted access. Examples of open space include parks, greenways, trails, farmland, pastures, wildlife habitat areas, woodlands, streams/rivers.
- Trails - linear passages that can traverse unique geological features; loop water bodies; connect people, parks, historic sites and natural areas; and provide recreational and/or alternative transportation opportunities. Trails can be on land or water, vary in length, and accommodate a variety of users. Land trails are sometimes referred to as greenways while water trails are also known as blueways.
This survey takes less than 10 minutes to complete. We would love to hear from you!