Sponsor Statement: Senate Bill 16 - Ninilchik Pedestrian Access

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Released:	April 20, 2003
Mary Jackson	465-4989 (Jan-May) 283-7996 (June-Dec)

"An Act making an appropriation for a nonmotorized access route on the Kenai Peninsula; and providing for an effective date."

The community of Ninilchik serves as a major tourism destination because of its location between two heavily utilized fishing areas; both of which also have state park facilities.

This bill appropriates funds for pedestrian safety to help alleviate the current unsafe conditions for people walking along the heavily trafficked routes. The path would extend from the state park at the Ninilchik River.

The anticipated amount for the project is $625,000.

Last Updated: SS SB 16 04-20-03 mj

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