DennisAJC
11-30-2007, 10:59 PM
With the BRC involved, I wouldn't hold my breath. Looks like Moab is gonna get a lot smaller soon.
A cut and paste from the Rocky mountain forum:
Alright boys and girls. This is it! The final push. Anyone and everyone needs to put a short letter together TODAY!!!!! Even if you never do anything else about land use do this one thing, please, please, please.
The new Moab Resource Management Plan will be finalized by next summer. Depending on how things go, somewhere between 3300 and 3900 miles of EXISTING, DOCUMENTED routes WILL be closed. Keep it closer to 3300 by spending a few minutes reading this post.
The public comment period is open until Friday November 30th!
Your comments will determine how many miles and trails are lost.
Here is a ton of information from Utah 4 Wheel Drive Association, Red Rock 4 Wheelers, Moab Friends-For-Wheelin', and Blueribbon Coalition:
http://www.u4wda.org/documents/U4WDA...nformation.pdf (http://www.u4wda.org/documents/U4WDA.Moab.Information.pdf)
Please, please, please, take a few minutes to download this document and read it before submitting your comments. We need substantive comments.
Page 7 lists the most important 4x4 specific issues.
Page 18 is the official comment letter from Utah 4 Wheel Drive Association.
Page 3 has the address/email for submitting comments
We also have some sweet map comparisons here:
http://www.u4wda.org/moab
A cut and paste from the Rocky mountain forum:
Alright boys and girls. This is it! The final push. Anyone and everyone needs to put a short letter together TODAY!!!!! Even if you never do anything else about land use do this one thing, please, please, please.
The new Moab Resource Management Plan will be finalized by next summer. Depending on how things go, somewhere between 3300 and 3900 miles of EXISTING, DOCUMENTED routes WILL be closed. Keep it closer to 3300 by spending a few minutes reading this post.
The public comment period is open until Friday November 30th!
Your comments will determine how many miles and trails are lost.
Here is a ton of information from Utah 4 Wheel Drive Association, Red Rock 4 Wheelers, Moab Friends-For-Wheelin', and Blueribbon Coalition:
http://www.u4wda.org/documents/U4WDA...nformation.pdf (http://www.u4wda.org/documents/U4WDA.Moab.Information.pdf)
Please, please, please, take a few minutes to download this document and read it before submitting your comments. We need substantive comments.
Page 7 lists the most important 4x4 specific issues.
Page 18 is the official comment letter from Utah 4 Wheel Drive Association.
Page 3 has the address/email for submitting comments
We also have some sweet map comparisons here:
http://www.u4wda.org/moab