Public Scoping Letter from Park Superintendent
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| Description: | The attached public scoping letter was mailed to approximately 120 stakeholders who have been identified for this project. Public scoping comments are due by the end of September 2012. There will be other opportunities for public review and comment on this proposal once the Environmental Assessment has been completed. |
| Comment Period: | 08/09/2012 - 09/30/2012 |
| Topic Questions Instructions: |
| Please number each of your responses to match the corresponding question. |
| Topic Questions: |
| 1. Do you favor bicycle use on the two-mile section of the East Shore Trail currently under consideration? Please explain why you do or do not favor bicycle use on this section of trail. |
| 2. If you do not favor bicycle use on the trail, can you suggest other alternatives to connect the towns of Grand Lake and Granby with a bike trail? |
| 3. If you do favor bicycle use on the trail, what are your recommendations to minimize conflicts among trail users (equestrians, hikers, bicyclists). |
| 4. If you do favor bicycle use on the trail, how many times are you likely to use this trail during the riding season? What would your destination be if you rode this trail? |
| 5. If you do favor bicycle use on the trail, to what standard should the trail be developed (e.g., how wide should it be and what surface should be used on the trail)? |
| 6. If you do favor bicycle use on the trail, what should be done to dissuade bicyclists from entering the adjacent designated wilderness where bicycles are not permitted? |
| 7. Please share any other comments you might have regarding the East Shore Trail. |
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| Document Content: |
 Public Scoping Letter from Park Superintendent
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