recreational appeal. She elaborates, “It is 50 miles of river throughout the county, which will now be completely navigable by Canoe or kayak. That will definitely impact tourism.” On the subject of the river, County Judge Executive, Jason Marshall, says he is in the midst of a 319 watershed plan in partnership with the state.“Once we have that in place that will help us secure future grant money to clean up and develop the Licking River, and to have more flood control,” he conveys. “That’s a project I’m excited about and looking forward to completing, that will also help with the development of the river running through our community here.” Cynthiana is committed to improving amenities, through investments like one of the largest standalone splash pads in Kentucky at its local park, and plans for a new recreation center. “It’s really important for us to do these things, especially as a small community,” depicts Clifford. “We are trying to pull in all of the aspects of quality of life and make this a place people want to visit and live.” She 171 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 05, ISSUE 10 CYNTHIANA, KY
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