PHOTO GALLERY: People weigh in on Grindstone Trail proposal

Toni Kazic points out on a map how the proposed Grindstone Trail will cut into both nature and residential properties at a Parks and Recreation Commission meeting Wednesday at the Activity and Recreation Center.   |  Jaime Henry-White

Dan Schoenleber, left, walks to the front of the room to address his concerns regarding the proposed Grindstone Trail project as Allan Rodgers leaves the podium. The Parks and Recreation Commission held the meeting Wednesday at the Activity and Recreation Center.   |  Jaime Henry-White

Sutu Forte speaks up during a public hearing regarding the proposed Grindstone Trail on Wednesday at a Parks and Recreation Commission meeting at the Activity and Recreation Center. Forte expressed her concern that the trail will cause nature and wildlife to disappear and proceeded to play a recording of wildlife sounds to prove her point.   |  Jaime Henry-White

John Holmes of Allstate Consultants talks about slightly altering routes for the proposed Grindstone Trail to avoid going through private property. Despite an overwhelming public response against the trail at the meeting, the commission decided to move the plans forward.   |  Jaime Henry-White