Florida’s Emerald Path strides toward a more walkable future. By Margaret Shakespeare The path will develop connections to the h2o and present prospects for character-centered participate in. Courtesy Groundwork Jacksonville. McCoys Creek Boulevard in Jacksonville, Florida, is a big thoroughfare that progressively is closed to targeted visitors mainly because of flooding, even after a regime afternoon shower. It’s one particular of lots of spots in the town that, because of to growing older infrastructure like undersized pipes and inadequate drainage—particularly in more mature residential neighborhoods—now encounters long-term flooding gatherings. To handle these infrastructure demands and help lessen the city’s reliance on vehicular transportation, in 2019, the Town of Jacksonville formally…