I'm posting this as a member of the North Carolina Beach Buggy Association. The National Park Service is taking reccomendations for ORV regulations in Cape Hatteras Rec. Area. If you use the trails on the Outer banks, check out the workbook online and make your voice heard!
Paraphrased from my email from the NCBBA President:
Are you interested in the future of Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recreational Area?
The NPS has released a workbook to be completed by the public as a means to be heard during these critical times. You must obtain this workbook either on-line at
http://parkplanning.nps.gov/document.cfm?parkID=358&projectId=10641&documentID=21567
or …by attending a scheduled public meeting. This workbook has 84 pages----don’t let it intimidate you! (I guarantee the environmentalists will fill them out by the hundreds.) The questions are multiple choice with space to enter your personal comments. You don’t have to write letters or give speeches. Work on it as your time allows but be sure it is returned via US mail or internet by January 31, 2008.
The swords are drawn, the fight is on and you must decide to join us or walk away. Please help us maintain our rights of access to our National Seashore.
Sincerely,
Jim Keene, President
NCBBA
JKEENE@franklineq.com
Paraphrased from my email from the NCBBA President:
Are you interested in the future of Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recreational Area?
The NPS has released a workbook to be completed by the public as a means to be heard during these critical times. You must obtain this workbook either on-line at
http://parkplanning.nps.gov/document.cfm?parkID=358&projectId=10641&documentID=21567
or …by attending a scheduled public meeting. This workbook has 84 pages----don’t let it intimidate you! (I guarantee the environmentalists will fill them out by the hundreds.) The questions are multiple choice with space to enter your personal comments. You don’t have to write letters or give speeches. Work on it as your time allows but be sure it is returned via US mail or internet by January 31, 2008.
The swords are drawn, the fight is on and you must decide to join us or walk away. Please help us maintain our rights of access to our National Seashore.
Sincerely,
Jim Keene, President
NCBBA
JKEENE@franklineq.com