A “Bikeway Village” for Imperial Beach?
Posted By Thomas Bahde on September 3, 2009
More interesting bike news from the mainstream press! The Union-Tribune reports on a proposed “Bikeway Village” along the Bayshore Bikeway. Sounds like a good idea to us!
The owner of two Imperial Beach warehouses hopes to convert his bayfront property into a rest stop and haven for bicyclists along the 24-mile Bayshore Bikeway.
Rex Butler, who has owned the two 15,000-square-foot warehouses for nearly a year, hopes his “Bikeway Village” concept will capitalize on the halfway point of the nearby bike trail and views of San Diego Bay with proposed amenities such as a cafe, bike shop, day spa, ice cream shop, bookstore or perhaps a youth hostel.
Check out the story for more information and an artist’s rendering of the proposed site.
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Neato! Rex had me at “ice cream shop.” My first time riding that down thataways was for Bike the Bay. I told myself I should head down there more often … if a “haven” with an ice cream shop would be even more inviting!