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CA Land Mgmt meetings

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  1. For those interested. (cyclists interested in off road bike access)
    The California Buereau of Land Management is asking the pubic to
    participate in the development of a revised resource management plan for
    the central coast region. The public is encouraged to help identify
    issues, questions, and concerns during the scoping phase, which begins
    May 3 and continues until August 2, 2004. The management plan revision
    and associated environmental impact statement are for approximately 278
    thousand acres of public land managed by the Hollister Field Office in
    portions of Alameda, Contra Costa, Fresno, Merced, Monterey, San Benito,
    San Joaquin, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, and Stanislaus
    counties.
    The link is here for more details:

    ca.blm.govCCnews20 Hollister RM
    P_revision.html

    Cyclists would be urged to make themselves heard with clear
    and actual information as it is sure to be overloaded with
    comments against cycling. Here is another chance to use the
    system to gain ground for citizens interested in off road
    cycling and public land access for that purpose.

    Information for safe and shared access can be found:
    imba.comimba.com

    Keep the trails open!

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