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Date: 04/16/2009 pstrongBLUERIBBON COALITION PARTNER ACTION ALERT!/strong/ppstrongOur Partners in the Northeast Need Your Help!!/strong/ppstrongDear BRC members, supporters and action alert subscribers, /strong/ppSteve Alheim, President of Adirondack Jeeps (www.adirondackjeeps.com/) and Chairman of the East Coast 4 Wheel Drive Association - Northeast Region (EC4WDA), just forwarded us information on an important issue that needs IMMEDIATE ACTION./ppI pasted the information below; please follow its instructions and take action today./ppPlease pass this important alert on to your friends and family, and please ask them take action as well./ppstrongThanks in advance for your involvement,/strongbr /Ric Fosterbr /Public Lands Department Managerbr /BlueRibbon Coalitionbr /208-237-1008 ext 107/ppstrongTAKE ACTION!br /NY Assembly and Senate Bills that help keep our roads open stuck in committee... STILL!/strong/ppHere in New York (and in many parts of the Northeast), seasonal use roads and old town roads make up a large portion of our recreational trail quot;systemquot;. Unfortunately, for years the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has seized these roads and posted them for non-motorized use, simply because they're in the Adirondacks./ppThere are two bills that have been buried in the Transportation Committee for too long. Year after year, these bills get lost there. Each bill, the Assembly version (Bill A00448) and the Senate version (Bill S321), amend the highway law to remove the ability of the State to modify, abandon or close roads within the Adirondack Park. The DEC does this with little or no public input, depriving us of these great recreational opportunities that, in many cases, are routes over a hundred years old and lead to other treasured opportunities such as fishing holes, hunting sites, and more./ppPlease help us keep these important roads and recreational corridors open for future generations by contacting your representative or Transportation Committee Chairman David Gantt at 518-455-5606 or send a letter to him at:/ppCommittee Chairman: David Ganttbr /ALBANY OFFICEbr /LOB 830br /Albany, NY 12248/ppLet 'em know you support these bills!!!!!/ppNYS Assembly (Bill A00448 Sayward)br /NYS Senate (Bill S321 Little)/ppGetting these out of committee is only the first hurdle we face, but we can't get there unless there's a powerful voice behind them./ppThanks for your quick action,/ppSteve Alheimbr /President - Adirondack Jeepsbr /Chairman - East Coast 4 Wheel Drive Association - Northeast Region/pphttp://www.adirondackjeeps.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=9amp;t=10385/pimg src="http://feeds2.feedburner.com/~r/BlueRibbonCoalition/~4/nLz0MVOg01I" height="1" width="1"/





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Date: 04/16/2009 pstrongBLUERIBBON COALITION PARTNER ACTION ALERT!/strong/ppstrongOur Partners in the Northeast Need Your Help!!/strong/ppstrongDear BRC members, supporters and action alert subscribers, /strong/ppSteve Alheim, President of Adirondack Jeeps (www.adirondackjeeps.com/) and Chairman of the East Coast 4 Wheel Drive Association - Northeast Region (EC4WDA), just forwarded us information on an important issue that needs IMMEDIATE ACTION./ppI pasted the information below; please follow its instructions and take action today./ppPlease pass this important alert on to your friends and family, and please ask them take action as well./ppstrongThanks in advance for your involvement,/strongbr /Ric Fosterbr /Public Lands Department Managerbr /BlueRibbon Coalitionbr /208-237-1008 ext 107/ppstrongTAKE ACTION!br /NY Assembly and Senate Bills that help keep our roads open stuck in committee... STILL!/strong/ppHere in New York (and in many parts of the Northeast), seasonal use roads and old town roads make up a large portion of our recreational trail quot;systemquot;. Unfortunately, for years the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has seized these roads and posted them for non-motorized use, simply because they're in the Adirondacks./ppThere are two bills that have been buried in the Transportation Committee for too long. Year after year, these bills get lost there. Each bill, the Assembly version (Bill A00448) and the Senate version (Bill S321), amend the highway law to remove the ability of the State to modify, abandon or close roads within the Adirondack Park. The DEC does this with little or no public input, depriving us of these great recreational opportunities that, in many cases, are routes over a hundred years old and lead to other treasured opportunities such as fishing holes, hunting sites, and more./ppPlease help us keep these important roads and recreational corridors open for future generations by contacting your representative or Transportation Committee Chairman David Gantt at 518-455-5606 or send a letter to him at:/ppCommittee Chairman: David Ganttbr /ALBANY OFFICEbr /LOB 830br /Albany, NY 12248/ppLet 'em know you support these bills!!!!!/ppNYS Assembly (Bill A00448 Sayward)br /NYS Senate (Bill S321 Little)/ppGetting these out of committee is only the first hurdle we face, but we can't get there unless there's a powerful voice behind them./ppThanks for your quick action,/ppSteve Alheimbr /President - Adirondack Jeepsbr /Chairman - East Coast 4 Wheel Drive Association - Northeast Region/pphttp://www.adirondackjeeps.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=9amp;t=10385/pimg src="http://feeds2.feedburner.com/~r/BlueRibbonCoalition/~4/nLz0MVOg01I" height="1" width="1"/





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Any developments since 2009? I'm hopeful but New York is a concrete jungle and to drive on anything unpaved you must LEAVE THE STATE.
 

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