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Complete disregard of any relationship, stewardship or trust. This project, grant and re route have the very possible likelihood of limiting access, seasonal trail closures and bringing this trail section under the USFS travel management plan completely opposite of the statement within the grant “Will add to, enhance, or otherwise sustain recreation”. We have attended various meetings after this situation was finally brought to light and at no point in those meetings were any of our concerns addressed or put to rest. If anything, only adding more questions and concerns for not only ourselves as property owners in the area but also concerns for the trail, it’s community and preservation of its historical use. List of project items: Staff: 1: Development items: As mentioned above there is no mechanism in place to preserve RS2477 rights/Public right of way/designation. It is of upmost importance that this not be abandoned. This needs to be in place before anything moves forward. 2: Documentation for NEPA? Where is it, this must be public. 3: Where is the design? Where is the stamp from an official Forest Engineer? 4: Design? 5: Barrier placement? Where? To abandon original trail? This is not clear. 6: Road 03-04 Barker Pass Trail? 10 wheel dump trucks on this road? How the proposed project relates to OHV Recreation and will add to, enhance or otherwise sustain Recreation? This project in its current form does nothing to add to, enhance or sustain OHV recreation. This action will put the trail in 100% USFS jurisdiction, opening the door to travel management, seasonal closure, and the possibility of the re route failing if not engineered correctly. In addition, in its current form the original trail will be abandoned and closed, losing any and all arguable RS2477 rights. Such potential closures would make Rubicon a one way trail causing intense traffic issues and over use of the trail as a whole. Cost estimates: Staff/Personnel: Three Forest Service employees to work with volunteers? Excessive to say the least. Rubicon Trail Foundation is listed as a paid contractor but also listed as volunteers? This seems to be a double dip of sorts.
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