The average amount of steps between the 14 light posts is 57 which I found to be reasonable since at most times, the next light post was in sight. However, I believe that the spacing could have been more evenly distributed as the steps between ranged from 32-85. Other amenities were not present with the exception of only 2 trash cans and a misleading sign with the words “PathWays” which did not explain much. With so many other …show more content…
As mentioned in the paragraph above, I have placed the light posts in a way so that the next one would be in sight (no parts of the trail would be pitch black at any point). A garbage can was placed near or at each quarter of the trail to reduce the amount of litter, (4) but too many would result in a prominent smell like the Etobicoke Creek Trail (although the reason there was because of the lack of garbage cans). Starting from the halfway point to the end, 4 benches were laid along the trail for the option to relax with 2 at the cul-de-sac since there was a larger opening and a nice view. Over the course of the trail, flower gardens, wells, and bird baths were allocated for the purpose of diversion whereas water fountains and a washroom were placed for convenience (and emergency