By LESLEE BASSMAN, Four Points News
Following a controversial move to charge admission to its nature trail, the River Place Limited District defined a policy March 26 that will govern the popular hike. Although board members discussed the trail regulations, they agreed to wait until their April meeting to approve the final policy.
“This was the first weekend we were able to finalize our contract for temporary help to man the trail with ticket takers,” Limited District President Scott Crosby said of the March 23-24 dates.
During these two days, the trail saw 150 hikers on Saturday and 140 hikers on Sunday, he said, with board member Tim Mattox adding that traffic seemed lighter on these days than before the fee was implemented.