Just not my permanent one. Normally, the committee meets every second Wednesday of the month, but for this month only, is meeting on the third Wednesday. The committee was formed last year, after watching the work that has been carried out in Moore Township over the past six years, to establish a trail there. A trail runs along the river through Corunna, and next year, is expected to be expanded all the way to the Moore Sports Complex in Mooretown. For now, said Vint, the Sombra committee is trying to make its presence known, and hopefully break ground for the first portion of the trail within a year.
Plans call for a multi-use trail with an asphalt surface.
The trail will be about 8 feet, or almost three metres wide and will be for non-motorized use only. The committee helped raise its profile during the recent Gala Days in Port Lambton, where it gave away promotional materials. Vint said she doesn't know how long it will take the trail to be completed. Eventually, she envisions joining up with the Moore portion of the trail and perhaps becoming part of a trail that will extend from Grand Bend in the north to Wallaceburg in the south. Trails are becoming a hot item across Canada, as they are being developed all over the country.