The Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District has approved a budget for the upcoming fiscal year that aims to enhance public access to natural spaces, particularly Bear Creek Redwoods. With an expected revenue of $95.1 million, the budget allocates nearly $8.8 million for Measure AA capital projects, including new trails and trailheads. A new multiuse trail for bikers is also planned, while a parking expansion is underway to accommodate heavy weekend traffic. These efforts reflect the district’s commitment to conservation and public accessibility.
The Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District's new budget allocates funding for projects in Los Gatos, including improvements to Bear Creek Redwoods for increased public access.
With $8.8 million dedicated to Measure AA projects, the district plans new trails and enhanced access, reflecting voter support for these community enhancements.
Spokesman Ryan McCauley emphasizes that the improved access and expanded parking near Bear Creek Redwoods are vital for managing weekend crowds and enhancing visitor experience.
The district's budget reflects a balanced approach to fostering growth and conservation, with a strategic increase in both revenue and essential expenditures.
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