zjrog
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Moab RMP Activist "Trail" Ride
Hey all! I'm crossposting this land use issue for a friend in my local club, Sam has busted is a$$ getting things smoothed and planned, and yesterday he was informed they DO have a permit. I realize this is a Utah specific event, but could give others ideas too around the country. Anyway, if any of the Utah folks here are available, let me know by PM and I'll tell you more.
Read on!!!!
Moab RMP Activist "Trail" Ride
I am attempting to organize an official event to show the support of the 4x4 community of U4WDA as our voice in this process. I would like to do a "trail" ride up state street to the Salt Lake main public Library on the afternoon of 10/03/07.
The route while not yet determined may consist of 75 - 150 of vehicles traveling from a meeting point on 3300 South around 4:45 in the afternoon and traveling north on state street to the capital then circling around and ending at the Library. All participants would then park their rigs and go into the library and support U4WDA at the meeting. I would like all participants to bring with them a letter supporting U4WDA.
We need to support U4WDA as this is our main voice in this process and we need to be unified behind them.
In order for this to be effective we need ALOT of rigs in this ride. I do not have enough contacts to get this information to all who need it. Please take this forward to your other clubs and friends and family.
Please post up!!! I need preliminary numbers pretty quickly if we are to make this happen and get the necessary permits. Let me know how many rigs and how many riders.
Imagine a line of 75 - 150 rigs traveling down state street in support of the 4x4 community and our right to enjoy our public lands. We can make this happen if we all participate.
Please PM me with any other sites either you have posted this on or that I should go to.
http://www.blm.gov/ut/st/en/fo/moab/planning/get_involved.html
http://www.blm.gov/ut/st/en/fo/moab/planning/draft_rmp_eia.html
Hey all! I'm crossposting this land use issue for a friend in my local club, Sam has busted is a$$ getting things smoothed and planned, and yesterday he was informed they DO have a permit. I realize this is a Utah specific event, but could give others ideas too around the country. Anyway, if any of the Utah folks here are available, let me know by PM and I'll tell you more.
Read on!!!!
Moab RMP Activist "Trail" Ride
I am attempting to organize an official event to show the support of the 4x4 community of U4WDA as our voice in this process. I would like to do a "trail" ride up state street to the Salt Lake main public Library on the afternoon of 10/03/07.
The route while not yet determined may consist of 75 - 150 of vehicles traveling from a meeting point on 3300 South around 4:45 in the afternoon and traveling north on state street to the capital then circling around and ending at the Library. All participants would then park their rigs and go into the library and support U4WDA at the meeting. I would like all participants to bring with them a letter supporting U4WDA.
We need to support U4WDA as this is our main voice in this process and we need to be unified behind them.
In order for this to be effective we need ALOT of rigs in this ride. I do not have enough contacts to get this information to all who need it. Please take this forward to your other clubs and friends and family.
Please post up!!! I need preliminary numbers pretty quickly if we are to make this happen and get the necessary permits. Let me know how many rigs and how many riders.
Imagine a line of 75 - 150 rigs traveling down state street in support of the 4x4 community and our right to enjoy our public lands. We can make this happen if we all participate.
Please PM me with any other sites either you have posted this on or that I should go to.
http://www.blm.gov/ut/st/en/fo/moab/planning/get_involved.html
http://www.blm.gov/ut/st/en/fo/moab/planning/draft_rmp_eia.html