Conveyance of Land Clears Way for Development of Broad Run Park System
The Prince William Board of County Supervisors will transfer two parcels of land to the Park Authority to further develop the proposed Broad Run Linear Park System. Credit: Park Authority
The Prince William Board of County Supervisors authorized the transfer of two parcels of land to Park Authority for the purpose of developing the Broad Run Linear Park System.
At the Feb. 21 meeting, the Supervisors directed the County’s attorney’s office to transfer the deeds for two County-owned parcels located at 9600 Linton Hall Road (55.6 acres) and 12790 Sudley Manor Drive (18.2 acres).
In the Braemar Community’s initial rezoning application in the late 1980′s, 70-acres of land was dedicated to the Prince
This map represents the County's plan to develop a 10-mile long trail system through the Brentsville District. Credit: Park Authority
William Board of County Supervisors to be set aside for use as part of the County’s Broad Run Linear Park , which would include a pedestrian trail system throughout the development.
When completed, the Broad Run Trail system will be approximately 10 miles long.
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