Is it the sewer line?

Maybe that guy is getting serious about the hunt for his missing giant chess pieces.

I have someone at Parks looking into it for us.

I still haven't heard anything official yet but I got out there at lunch and poked around. Looks like development to me and if it goes as far as they flagged we will have to reroute some trail. It will be sad to see that big beautiful patch of woods go .  It will really change the feel of that section of the park .

Looks like I picked the wrong week to be trail coordinator.

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Any chance someone could mark this on the trail map for reference.  Are you saying it's after the end of the black diamond Loop but before the beginning of the dirt road option 1 connection?

When might plans begin to add new trail?  Are we still in planning phase or is this closer to shovel-ready?

So I wasn't sure, but you're saying there might be future work in addition the pump/flow track?

Based on the meandering swath cut into the Woods and where it ends, this appears to be future residential development by the person that lives at the dead-end of Walker Rd.

This is the section to the right of the entrance (and exit) of the black diamond. The Homeowner has used it as a dumping ground for years.

Really sad to see this.

Since the markings cross the bike path, does this mean that this portion of the path is on private property?  Or is this a sign of an easement that's going to be taken on the edge of Beatty park?

I'm guessing that there was a field survey, but when I went out to check the tape last weekend, I didn't find any evidence of marking stakes. (Admittedly, I didn't stop for more than a few seconds)

I went out and looked at the area on foot this afternoon. The developer really needs to clearly mark his property corners with pins so the clearing equipment stays out of the park. It does look as if they did a little clearing into the park. This is hard to tell as there are no visible stakes that I could find. I did see one nail through some flagging tape but thats not the same as a proper iron pin. I would really hate to see over clearing and damage to more of the trail than needs to be. Proper marking pins would also help the person planning the reroute to have a better feel of what is available to make the best trail out of the available property. 
Doug S.