07 Jan 13, 05:41 pm
All the more reason for us to remain proactive and comment on any landuse we have the chance.
The main corridor to the mayor and assembly for all FNSB trails is still the Trails Advisory Commission (me), but private actions such as the Lions don't come before us....at least that I have been aware of. I'm checking on that now. I think having a designated area like this would draw folks who don't really want to wheel, but want to play in the mud...reduce stress on trails (since so many offroaders are nearly stock) and actually do less trail damage.
I think this has potential as it shows the Mayor is aware of multiuse issues...and in fact I still could see a larger recreation area on State and FNSB land that would not have to be private. Nothing is in the works, though I am going to start that discussion with Parks and Rec to see if something could be done that would allow for expected trail degradement (ruts!) without inducing conflict with non-motorized or non-wheeled users. Ahhh, nirvana.
The main corridor to the mayor and assembly for all FNSB trails is still the Trails Advisory Commission (me), but private actions such as the Lions don't come before us....at least that I have been aware of. I'm checking on that now. I think having a designated area like this would draw folks who don't really want to wheel, but want to play in the mud...reduce stress on trails (since so many offroaders are nearly stock) and actually do less trail damage.
I think this has potential as it shows the Mayor is aware of multiuse issues...and in fact I still could see a larger recreation area on State and FNSB land that would not have to be private. Nothing is in the works, though I am going to start that discussion with Parks and Rec to see if something could be done that would allow for expected trail degradement (ruts!) without inducing conflict with non-motorized or non-wheeled users. Ahhh, nirvana.
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