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Tracks and Trails Inspection Checklist

by Leisa Van der Linde, from the Community

This tracks and trails inspection template supports parks and open space teams in maintaining safe, accessible pathways, bikeways, and boardwalks. Inspect for trip and slip hazards, uplifted surfaces, defective planks and handrails, overhanging vegetation, signage issues, obstructed drains, rockfalls, washouts, and track conditions. Review bridges, steps, fences and gates, toilets, drinking fountains, and power access. Record actions, responsible persons, photos, and follow-ups for timely rectification.

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