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Belvedere parks panel makes Cliff Lane path to the shore its 2027 focus

Belvedere’s parks and lanes committee wants to restore Cliff Lane, an unmarked public path from Beach Road to a pocket beach, as its main focus in 2027.

Tyler Callister
By TYLER CALLISTER · 1 min read

Cliff Lane, an unmarked public path from Beach Road down to a pocket beach, would be the Belvedere Parks, Open Spaces and Lanes Committee’s main focus in 2027 under a draft list of priorities presented by its chair.

Chair Charlie Harrington proposed the focus at the committee’s Nov. 3 special meeting. The list also calls for continuing the conversation about Centennial Park once its wooden stairs are repaired and taking a closer look at improvements to Belvedere Way.

Harrington said he would bring a draft of the committee’s annual letter to the City Council to its next meeting. The priorities are expected to go to the council early next year.

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