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"Residents reclaim Roanoke Park" And "LEED model homes..."
The beautiful Greenability Magazine has a decidedly Roanoke Park focus in the January/February issue. The cover image features a LEED model home design by park neighbors and fans Hufft Projects, part of a project by the Make it Right Foundation to revitalize the midtown Manheim neighborhood with energy efficient reinvestment.
And Roanoke Park's ongoing rebirth is featured in a beautifully designed six-page article featuring the process, plans and people working together to make a better Roanoke Park!
View a copy of greenability magazine's January/February issue online at http://greenabilitymagazine.com/digital-issues/januaryfebruary-2015/
Discover LEED model homes slated for the Manheim neighborhood, the community-wide effort to reclaim the historic Roanoke Park & dramatic energy-efficiency improvements at two Kansas City homes.
Greenability (www.greenabilitymagazine.com) is now a digital weekly! Subscribe for Free athttp://greenabilitymagazine.com/subscribe/ and keep up on local green news.
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TRAIL INFO
Trail Maps, in various formats:
Roanoke_Park_Trails.pdf (417 kb).
Roanoke Park Trees and Trails Google Map
"Roanoke Park Tour" on MTBProject.com
To avoid damaging trails, check Trail Status before biking or hiking off road. ("Rozarks" = Roanoke Park's 2.5 miles plus Rosedale's 3.5 miles.)
Contact the Westport-Roanoke Community Center to find out about their facilities or inquire about reserving spaces.