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Thanks for keeping your area friendly to us off-roaders! Ed Stovin - 4/24/2024

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I request that you add more labor funding to increase law enforcement patrols in Needles Field Office OHV area. Thank you. Justin Melchor - 3/29/2024

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As an avid user of Chappie-Shasta, I fully support this grant application. In addition to my personal support, I am writing on behalf of the Redding Dirt Riders Motorcycle Club (RDR) that hosts three significant events throughout the year at Chappie-Shasta. The Redding BLLM office and RDR have what all involved believe to be a unique and model relationship. Additional grant funding allows for further opportunities where RDR and BLM Redding Office can collaborate on a whole host of future projects to include trail maintenance, trail building, facilities augmentation that benefits the general public at large. I have been extremely impressed over the years of the Redding BLM Office's stewardship of public funds while increasing access while maintaining the role of stewards of our public lands for the enjoyment of future generations. In closing I read the application was for a healthy amount.......add in more. You can be rest assured any public funds will be put to their intended use by the Redding BLM Office. Thank you, Casey Bokavich Redding Dirt Riders President Casey Bokavich - 5/5/2024

Hello, Casey Bokavich here. President of the Redding Dirt Riders and retired sergeant of police. I have read the grant application for additional patrols at the Chappie-Shasta OHV. I whole heartedly support this effort. The funding of patrols on the trails is greatly needed from a safety standpoint and an educational standpoint. In over 20 years of using the OHV, I have yet to encounter a LEO on a trail. I know they have been on trail, but the size of the Chappie-Shasta OHV makes it difficult to have a visible presence without additional funding dedicated to patrols.
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Bishop BLM area has experienced a huge increase in the numbers of people who recreate in Inyo and Mono counties and that trend it is going to continue. Most of these folks access the forest by vehicle. Public compliance with all forest laws and regulations ensures that we will have a beautiful and healthy forest to enjoy for years to come. Enforcement needs all the help it can get to properly patrol an area this size and this remote. The contacts I have had with their officers in the field have been great. Pat Woods - 3/30/2024

This project is very much needed for the Inyo National Forest off highway roads. Just like in Death Valley, the Inyo National Forest and the BLM roads in this area were greatly damaged by the storms during 2023 and are in much need of repairing. The Inyo National Forest gets an average of 2.4 million visitors a year, most of which come from the Southern California area, but we also get visitors from all over the United States using the off highway roads in Inyo and Mono counties. Many of these visitors drive on the off highway roads in the forest and a large number of drivers are inexperienced. We need to repair the damaged roads for their and everyones safety. I strongly urge you to grant the funds requested for this project. Tom Turner - 4/18/2024

Please support funding this Grant Proposal. As a Big Pine resident and an active member of the Eastern Sierra 4WD Club, it’s imperative that funding be allotted in order to repair, upgrade and maintain existing OHV roads and trails. Since covid there has been a fairly large increase in usage of our off road trail systems in the Owens Valley including Inyo National Forest and BLM lands. Additionally some of our recent weather patterns have negatively impacted access to these public lands with the Coyote Flats trail being one of the more significantly damaged roads. I urge you to fund this grant due to the much-needed restoration, maintenance and repair work that we can achieve with said funds. Richard Bellomy - 4/22/2024

I want to thank your field office for the continued maintenance of the OHV areas in your jurisdiction. I would like to add that the signage is very important to the OHV uses safety.
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Improved drainage, Gravel, etc. There is little need to reroute through this area. Thank you for your consideration Drew Becker Long time Rubicon Trail User Drew Becker - 4/30/2024

I fully support the Fordyce Cultural Study grant submitted by the Tahoe National Forest. This study is designed to seek historical evidence of activities that took place in and around the Fordyce Trail, but isn't designed to threaten, harm or stop travel on the trail. This represents a significant change from the majority of historical analyses we have seen take place in areas that hos motorized recreation. Too often, evidence of historical use has been employed as an excuse to close trail or curtail their use by the motorized recreation community. The Tahoe National Forest is proposing to look at historical studies from a different viewpoint, which can prove to be a model how best to protect cultural resources while still allowing historical motorized use to continue. Amy Granat - 5/2/2024

I fully support this grant request for the Washington OHV Staging Area. The Tahoe National Forest participated in a collaborative that included local residents, law enforcement and OHV groups and organizations to determine how best to allow for safe OHV travel near the town of Washington. This grant represents one of the phases for the remedies reached by the collaborative group. OHV recreation if very popular in and around the small towns bordering the Tahoe National Forest. This motorized tourism also provides an economic benefit to the small towns. But this access has to be balanced with the needs and safety of local residents. This grant request is an important step to achieving the collaborative's goals. Amy Granat - 5/2/2024

I have been involved with the proposed Rubicon Reroute planning and fully support this grant. Anytime a change in the route of the Rubicon Trail is considered, the change has to be supported by significant evidence that it is needed. The Tahoe National Forest and Joe Chavez have put in a considerable amount of effort to make that determination, consulting numerous experts as necessary. We would like to request that some area of the original trail, once the reroute has been completed, remain open for motorized use.
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