Trail Maintenance Status – Lake Bryan – East Loop

is used to monitor when trail work may be needed on the Lake Bryan East Loop trails, especially for trimming and mowing. The To-Do List above is generated from this workbook.

About the Maintenance Status Spreadsheet:  it is used to record when trails were last trimmed, last mowed, when odd jobs were done, and shows work needed.

• Trail column Show More

This is the name of the trail or a segment of a trail.  It has has a link to the TrailForks page so you can see it on a map if you don’t know where it is. If you do any trail work on this segment of trail, you would use this name to identify where you were working.  But you can use TrailForks to report exactly where you were working with a picture of what you worked on if it was something like a berm or bridge located at a spot on the trial.

• Maintenance Status column Show More

has a number in it, as the number increases over time, the cell will change color from green, to yellow, orange, red.  When red it should be in need of work, but it could need some work once it is yellow.

• Last Trimmed column Show More

is the last date the trail was completely trimmed from start to end. The color of the date will change as time passes indicating that the trail may be in need of trimming.

• Last Mowed column Show More

is the last date the trail was completely mowed from start to end. Mowing can be replaced with spraying herbicide. The color of the date will change as time passes indicating that the trail may be in need of mowing.

• Other Work column Show More

This is just a recording of other work that may have been performed on the trail such as a bench cut, bridge repair, tree removed, etc.

• Needed Work column Show More

This is a record of some work that needs to be done on this trail. Once it has been completed, it may be in other work, but will no longer show in that column.