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1. You have to admit, it's a clever idea, though not unique.

Sun Nov 3, 2013, 10:22 AM

Nov 2013

Hundreds, if not thousands, of biking and walking trails and green corridors exist over or adjacent to utility and other easements.

Houston is one example:

http://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Legislative-notebook-Houston-area-lawmakers-file-4288369.php

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You have to admit, it's a clever idea, though not unique. NYC_SKP Nov 2013 #1

Yeah, here they put them on easements used for flood control mwrguy Nov 2013 #2

Clever idea!! PamW Nov 2013 #5

The California Aquaduct has many miles of bikeways. hunter Nov 2013 #4

The levees of the aquaduct can't have trees and roots. NYC_SKP Nov 2013 #6