Here's your chance.

[Ol'89r]

Those of you that want to do something to help the future of our sport, here is your chance.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, has granted a 6-week deadline extention to the current phase of the Forest Plan Revision process for the Angeles, Cleveland, Las Padres, and San Bernardino National Forests.

The new deadline has been extended to March 31, 2002.

For info. Long on to www.r5.fs.fed.us/sccs

Or call,

Forest Plan Update Public Affairs Office. 858-524-0140

Angeles National Forest. 626-574-5200

Cleveland National Forest. 858-674-2901

Los Padres National Forest. 805-968-6640

San Bernardino National Forest. 909-383-5588

Or write,

U.S.F.S. 10845 Rancho Bernardo Rd, Suite 200
San Diego, Ca. 92127

It doesn't mattter if you live in California or not, these decisions affect ALL OF US.

These are public lands, our land, paid for with our taxes and fees. Please, call and voice your opinions. BE POLITE, BE POSITIVE, JUST DO IT!

"Never doubt that a small group of commited citizens can change the world. Indeed it is the only thing that ever has."- Margaret Mead

 

[Okiewan]

Will do.

 

[Senior KX Rider]

Thanx for the info 89r.:cool:

 

[biglou]

Email your suggestions here: [email protected]

If anyone can put together an eloquent, intelligently worded outline, we can copy-paste and modify it to each of our own taste and then mail it.
Anyone?

 

[JPIVEY]

:)

 

[a454elk]

A pre-written though out letter would be a plus. I figure that 89r with all that free time on retirement can do it!:) I'm in.
Elk

 

[Farmer John]

Thanks for th info '89r

 

[JWW]

I will check it out tonight

 

[zio]

On it.

 

[Ol'89r]

Originally posted by a454elk
A pre-written though out letter would be a plus. I figure that 89r with all that free time on retirement can do it!:) I'm in.
Elk

Elk. I'm not retired, just tired.:confused:

Thanks guys. Actually, if you can take the time, individual letters are much better than form letters. Although, form letters are better than no letters.

Also, most agencys don't bother to keep e-mails and they usually delete them as soon as they read them. If they read them. Here in Corona, a local attorney sued the city inorder to make them keep a record of their e-mail. They were asking for the input of the citizens, but, deleting them as soon as they got them.

Personal letters are best.

 

[ktmboy]

ttt