ROSE RUN GREENWAY CORRIDOR - New Albany, Ohio

Plan Elements• Restored stream channel. Recreating the natural stream corridor willimprove the character and quality of the Rose Run and have positivestormwater impacts by integrating with a larger floodplain and slowingwater speed.• Restored floodplain. Removing the remnants of the old dam and theassociated earth fill, the original floodplain capacity will be restored.This will have positive impacts on stormwater capacity and the naturalcharacter of the stream corridor.• Circular internal path network. This network will provide accessthroughout the park while creating a recreational amenity for walking andbiking.• External pathway linkages. This pathway network will tie into the greatertrail system, providing important links in the Village Center trail system.This plan contemplates a connection to the southwest corner of MarketStreet and Dublin-Granville, likely requiring modifications to that area andcreative bridging efforts.Pathway integration with floodplain and water edge example.Marsh woodland boardwalk example.• Wetland boardwalk system. Further access for recreation and studywill be provided by this very attractive park amenity. This type of crucialpark element will create a destination for trail users while connecting thenetwork in a highly functional manner.page 21• Boardwalk overlook. This could be the focal point of wetland studyefforts in the park.• Ealy House integration. The plan shares use with the Ealy Houserestoration by the Plain Township Historical Society , benefiting the entireVillage through this symbiotic relationship. This includes provision of ashared parking area accommodating the needs of both uses.Overlook gazebo example.Pedestrian stream crossing example.