In this September file photo, James Hunter of Bountiful rides his bicycle often on the Legacy Parkway Trail next to the highway in Davis County.
Ravell Call, Deseret News
I am a fan of the Legacy Parkway. I was driving it this morning both going to and coming from Layton. I noticed something unusual — there was no one on the walking trail, where there is still 4 to 6 inches of snow.
I know that local entities have responsibility for their portion of the parkway. Someone should plow the snow there so it can be used year-round.
With a snowplow-equipped ATV, it would probably only take 45 minutes to do the job.
Jon Sullivan
Woods Cross
What You May Have Missed
Most Popular
Across Site
In Opinion
- My view: UDOT listened, made a good choice
- Letters: Move to the center
- Richard Davis: Abortion laws should keep up...
- My view: MMR vaccine caused my son's autism
- Letters: No welfare, ever
- In our opinion: Susan Cox Powell's case is...
- Timothy R. Clark: Real job creation requires...
- Comprehensive immigration reform or bust
Get The Deseret News Everywhere
Subscribe
Mobile
RSS
Most Commented
Across Site
In Opinion
- Letters: No welfare, ever
76 - My view: Why moderates lost the caucus... 33
- Letters: Move to the center 33
- Tolerance and the same-sex marriage debate 31
- Richard Davis: Abortion laws should... 28
- In our opinion: Big screen exploitation... 27
- Robert J. Samuelson: Can Americans stem... 21
- Letters: The buck stops here 19
Not a bad idea, but right now therE are budget concerns.
Are you a Republican who also wants to cut taxes?
I wonder if the boardwalk sections of the trail can support an ATV with a plow or if the plow would damage the boardwalks. I've driven on Legacy and thought the same thing about it needing to be plowed. I hear the budget concerns too.