PUMP members.  This rider testified before the Board of Forestry in Salem

yesterday on behalf of PUMP.

 

I did not think I would be put on the agenda for public comments due to the huge

number of requests to testify yesterday from big timber and other organizations.

But the gatekeeper at the front door said, "Your Wayne Naillon, I have seen your

name everywhere for the last 9 years, you will get to speak".

 

I put in writing the ideas of Ryan Kilgren, Fred McGregor, and myself (Team

Tilly or Tillamook Forest reps);on one page of paper and attatched it to the

grant written by Randy Peterson from the Oregon Dept of Forestry.  This was

given to all the Board members and the NorthWest Area Director =Mike Boredelon.

They got this before my testimony.

 

The grant was given to ODF to hire a professional trail builder for a section of

trail from Elk Creek TH going towards the summit. This will be a new segment of

the Wilson River Trail. ODF took back the monies dedicated for the "match" part

to the grant since the grant was written. Therefore, Randy Peterson from ODF has

been afraid that the project would be cancelled. Ryan and I just feel strongly

that this is just not acceptable. Ryan had the brillant idea of using South Fork

inmate trail time and volunteer trail constructors time for the match part of

the grant.  This idea was verbalized by me to the Board and ODF on behalf of

Team Tilly and PUMP.

 

The new Board Chair is a cyclist, head of the World Forestry Ctr,  and the

President of Cycle Oregon. His name is Larry Blackwell. He interupted my

presentation and said " Give Randy Peterson my name and number and I will use

Cycle O Community Funds for the match monies".  The North West Area Director of

the Oregon Department of Forestry also joined me at the public comment

microphone half way through my plea.  Mike Bordelon said he would also help us

fulfill this grant. Mike is charge of the Tillamook and Clatsop State Forests

which represent about 80% of all the state forest lands.  It was an

overwhelmingly positive response to PUMP's advocacy to continue building the WRT

towards Mtn Bike Area I, the Storey Burn Trail.  This will connect all the

trails at the summit of Highway 6 to the WRT trail.  Connecting what will be an

extensive network of trails. ODF and the Board are supporting our request

despite a mandate to cut ODF's budget.

 

The trail never ends....









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Really *really* nice job, Wayne (and all Tillamook workers)!





On Jan 8, 2009, at 2:47 PM, wayne naillon wrote:



> PUMP members.  This rider testified before the Board of Forestry in

> Salem yesterday on behalf of PUMP.

>

> ...

>

> The trail never ends....

>

>



--

Lee-Man

								 "Enough of that glass half empty crap." -- Migz

Could you recap what the request was for those of us memory challenged?







Dennis.. Um, I think.







   _____



From: pumpclub@yahoogroups.com [mailto:pumpclub@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf

Of Lee Duncan

Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2009 3:01 PM

To: pumpclub@yahoogroups.com

Subject: Re: [pumpclub] Extremely Positive response to PUMP's request at the

Board of Forestry Mtg...







Really *really* nice job, Wayne (and all Tillamook workers)!



On Jan 8, 2009, at 2:47 PM, wayne naillon wrote:



> PUMP members. This rider testified before the Board of Forestry in

> Salem yesterday on behalf of PUMP.

>

> ...

>

> The trail never ends....

>

>



--

Lee-Man

"Enough of that glass half empty crap." -- Migz











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Wayne,



Despite what others from outside the organization think, this is one

EXCELLENT example of the fine

ADVOCACY work we, as a group, have accomplished, on behalf of MTB'ers

region wide.



If it wasn't for efforts in this area, and Powell Butte, Mollala,  LL Stub

Stewart State Park, the Mt. Hood area, SW Washington,

Hood River, Syncline, etc. etc., we'd not have as many excellent riding

opportunities as we do today.



Fine work, young man! Your advocacy efforts over the last NINE years are

certainly appreciated!













pumpclub@yahoogroups.com

01/08/2009 02:47 PM

Please respond to

pumpclub@yahoogroups.com





To

pumpclub@yahoogroups.com

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Subject

[pumpclub] Extremely Positive response to PUMP's request at the Board of

Forestry Mtg...













PUMP members.  This rider testified before the Board of Forestry in Salem

yesterday on behalf of PUMP.



I did not think I would be put on the agenda for public comments due to

the huge number of requests to testify yesterday from big timber and other

organizations. But the gatekeeper at the front door said, "Your Wayne

Naillon, I have seen your name everywhere for the last 9 years, you will

get to speak".



I put in writing the ideas of Ryan Kilgren, Fred McGregor, and myself

(Team Tilly or Tillamook Forest reps);on one page of paper and attatched

it to the grant written by Randy Peterson from the Oregon Dept of

Forestry.  This was given to all the Board members and the NorthWest Area

Director =Mike Boredelon. They got this before my testimony.



The grant was given to ODF to hire a professional trail builder for a

section of trail from Elk Creek TH going towards the summit. This will be

a new segment of the Wilson River Trail. ODF took back the monies

dedicated for the "match" part to the grant since the grant was written.

Therefore, Randy Peterson from ODF has been afraid that the project would

be cancelled. Ryan and I just feel strongly that this is just not

acceptable. Ryan had the brillant idea of using South Fork inmate trail

time and volunteer trail constructors time for the match part of the

grant.  This idea was verbalized by me to the Board and ODF on behalf of

Team Tilly and PUMP.



The new Board Chair is a cyclist, head of the World Forestry Ctr,  and the

President of Cycle Oregon. His name is Larry Blackwell. He interupted my

presentation and said " Give Randy Peterson my name and number and I will

use Cycle O Community Funds for the match monies".  The North West Area

Director of the Oregon Department of Forestry also joined me at the public

comment microphone half way through my plea.  Mike Bordelon said he would

also help us fulfill this grant. Mike is charge of the Tillamook and

Clatsop State Forests which represent about 80% of all the state forest

lands.  It was an overwhelmingly positive response to PUMP's advocacy to

continue building the WRT towards Mtn Bike Area I, the Storey Burn Trail.

This will connect all the trails at the summit of Highway 6 to the WRT

trail.  Connecting what will be an extensive network of trails. ODF and

the Board are supporting our request despite a mandate to cut ODF's

budget.



The trail never ends....



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That is great news Wayne.  Nice work everyone.



Shane











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[pumpclub] Extremely Positive response to PUMP's request at the Board of

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PUMP members.  This rider testified before the Board of Forestry in Salem

yesterday on behalf of PUMP.



I did not think I would be put on the agenda for public comments due to

the huge number of requests to testify yesterday from big timber and other

organizations. But the gatekeeper at the front door said, "Your Wayne

Naillon, I have seen your name everywhere for the last 9 years, you will

get to speak".



I put in writing the ideas of Ryan Kilgren, Fred McGregor, and myself

(Team Tilly or Tillamook Forest reps);on one page of paper and attatched

it to the grant written by Randy Peterson from the Oregon Dept of

Forestry.  This was given to all the Board members and the NorthWest Area

Director =Mike Boredelon. They got this before my testimony.



The grant was given to ODF to hire a professional trail builder for a

section of trail from Elk Creek TH going towards the summit. This will be

a new segment of the Wilson River Trail. ODF took back the monies

dedicated for the "match" part to the grant since the grant was written.

Therefore, Randy Peterson from ODF has been afraid that the project would

be cancelled. Ryan and I just feel strongly that this is just not

acceptable. Ryan had the brillant idea of using South Fork inmate trail

time and volunteer trail constructors time for the match part of the

grant.  This idea was verbalized by me to the Board and ODF on behalf of

Team Tilly and PUMP.



The new Board Chair is a cyclist, head of the World Forestry Ctr,  and the

President of Cycle Oregon. His name is Larry Blackwell. He interupted my

presentation and said " Give Randy Peterson my name and number and I will

use Cycle O Community Funds for the match monies".  The North West Area

Director of the Oregon Department of Forestry also joined me at the public

comment microphone half way through my plea.  Mike Bordelon said he would

also help us fulfill this grant. Mike is charge of the Tillamook and

Clatsop State Forests which represent about 80% of all the state forest

lands.  It was an overwhelmingly positive response to PUMP's advocacy to

continue building the WRT towards Mtn Bike Area I, the Storey Burn Trail.

This will connect all the trails at the summit of Highway 6 to the WRT

trail.  Connecting what will be an extensive network of trails. ODF and

the Board are supporting our request despite a mandate to cut ODF's

budget.



The trail never ends....



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Wow! That is great news Wayne. The WRT is a great assist to all of

Oregon. And a killer singletrack. One my favs.



Jordan



On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 3:24 PM, dennis veatch <Dennis@...> wrote:

> Could you recap what the request was for those of us memory challenged?

>

> Dennis.. Um, I think.

>

> _____

>

> From: pumpclub@yahoogroups.com [mailto:pumpclub@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf

> Of Lee Duncan

> Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2009 3:01 PM

> To: pumpclub@yahoogroups.com

> Subject: Re: [pumpclub] Extremely Positive response to PUMP's request at the

> Board of Forestry Mtg...

>

> Really *really* nice job, Wayne (and all Tillamook workers)!

>

> On Jan 8, 2009, at 2:47 PM, wayne naillon wrote:

>

>> PUMP members. This rider testified before the Board of Forestry in

>> Salem yesterday on behalf of PUMP.

>>

>> ...

>>

>> The trail never ends....

>>

>>

>

> --

> Lee-Man

> "Enough of that glass half empty crap." -- Migz

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

>

>

Wow! Once again I am impressed with your (& Team Tilly) volunteer efforts,

hard work, and advocacy efforts.







Wayne, your success was enhanced by your preparation and constant efforts

over time. Way to go!







Once again, PUMP is not JUST a social club…PUMP gets things done!







Ted D



“Success is not to be pursued; it is to be attracted by the person we

become” – Jim Rohn















    _____



From: pumpclub@yahoogroups.com [mailto:pumpclub@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf

Of wayne naillon

Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2009 2:47 PM

To: pumpclub

Subject: [pumpclub] Extremely Positive response to PUMP's request at the

Board of Forestry Mtg...







PUMP members.  This rider testified before the Board of Forestry in Salem

yesterday on behalf of PUMP.



I did not think I would be put on the agenda for public comments due to the

huge number of requests to testify yesterday from big timber and other

organizations. But the gatekeeper at the front door said, "Your Wayne

Naillon, I have seen your name everywhere for the last 9 years, you will get

to speak".



I put in writing the ideas of Ryan Kilgren, Fred McGregor, and myself (Team

Tilly or Tillamook Forest reps);on one page of paper and attatched it to the

grant written by Randy Peterson from the Oregon Dept of Forestry.  This was

given to all the Board members and the NorthWest Area Director =Mike

Boredelon. They got this before my testimony.



The grant was given to ODF to hire a professional trail builder for a

section of trail from Elk Creek TH going towards the summit. This will be a

new segment of the Wilson River Trail. ODF took back the monies dedicated

for the "match" part to the grant since the grant was written. Therefore,

Randy Peterson from ODF has been afraid that the project would be cancelled.

Ryan and I just feel strongly that this is just not acceptable. Ryan had the

brillant idea of using South Fork inmate trail time and volunteer trail

constructors time for the match part of the grant.  This idea was verbalized

by me to the Board and ODF on behalf of Team Tilly and PUMP.



The new Board Chair is a cyclist, head of the World Forestry Ctr,  and the

President of Cycle Oregon. His name is Larry Blackwell. He interupted my

presentation and said " Give Randy Peterson my name and number and I will

use Cycle O Community Funds for the match monies".  The North West Area

Director of the Oregon Department of Forestry also joined me at the public

comment microphone half way through my plea.  Mike Bordelon said he would

also help us fulfill this grant. Mike is charge of the Tillamook and Clatsop

State Forests which represent about 80% of all the state forest lands.  It

was an overwhelmingly positive response to PUMP's advocacy to continue

building the WRT towards Mtn Bike Area I, the Storey Burn Trail.  This will

connect all the trails at the summit of Highway 6 to the WRT trail.

Connecting what will be an extensive network of trails. ODF and the Board

are supporting our request despite a mandate to cut ODF's budget.



The trail never ends....



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Great job Wayne.  You really are the Tillamuck Man!



Thanks to you and Ryan K for your time and hard work.  I look forward to riding

the section one day.Fred







To: pumpclub@...: tillamuckman2000@...: Thu, 8 Jan

2009 14:47:12 -0800Subject: [pumpclub] Extremely Positive response to PUMP's

request at the Board of Forestry Mtg...







PUMP members.  This rider testified before the Board of Forestry in Salem

yesterday on behalf of PUMP. I did not think I would be put on the agenda for

public comments due to the huge number of requests to testify yesterday from big

timber and other organizations. But the gatekeeper at the front door said, "Your

Wayne Naillon, I have seen your name everywhere for the last 9 years, you will

get to speak". I put in writing the ideas of Ryan Kilgren, Fred McGregor, and

myself (Team Tilly or Tillamook Forest reps);on one page of paper and attatched

it to the grant written by Randy Peterson from the Oregon Dept of Forestry. 

This was given to all the Board members and the NorthWest Area Director =Mike

Boredelon. They got this before my testimony. The grant was given to ODF to hire

a professional trail builder for a section of trail from Elk Creek TH going

towards the summit. This will be a new segment of the Wilson River Trail. ODF

took back the monies dedicated for the "match" part to the grant since the grant

was written. Therefore, Randy Peterson from ODF has been afraid that the project

would be cancelled. Ryan and I just feel strongly that this is just not

acceptable. Ryan had the brillant idea of using South Fork inmate trail time and

volunteer trail constructors time for the match part of the grant.  This idea

was verbalized by me to the Board and ODF on behalf of Team Tilly and PUMP.  The

new Board Chair is a cyclist, head of the World Forestry Ctr,  and the President

of Cycle Oregon. His name is Larry Blackwell. He interupted my presentation and

said " Give Randy Peterson my name and number and I will use Cycle O Community

Funds for the match monies".  The North West Area Director of the Oregon

Department of Forestry also joined me at the public comment microphone half way

through my plea.  Mike Bordelon said he would also help us fulfill this grant.

Mike is charge of the Tillamook and Clatsop State Forests which represent about

80% of all the state forest lands.  It was an overwhelmingly positive response

to PUMP's advocacy to continue building the WRT towards Mtn Bike Area I, the

Storey Burn Trail.  This will connect all the trails at the summit of Highway 6

to the WRT trail.  Connecting what will be an extensive network of trails. ODF

and the Board are supporting our request despite a mandate to cut ODF's budget.

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Wow! Way to go, Team Tilly!



Thank you for all of your hard work.



Amy





At 2:47 PM -0800 1/8/09, wayne naillon wrote:

>PUMP members.  This rider testified before the Board of Forestry in

>Salem yesterday on behalf of PUMP.

>

>I did not think I would be put on the agenda for public comments due

>to the huge number of requests to testify yesterday from big timber

>and other organizations. But the gatekeeper at the front door said,

>"Your Wayne Naillon, I have seen your name everywhere for the last 9

>years, you will get to speak".

>

>I put in writing the ideas of Ryan Kilgren, Fred McGregor, and

>myself (Team Tilly or Tillamook Forest reps);on one page of paper

>and attatched it to the grant written by Randy Peterson from the

>Oregon Dept of Forestry.  This was given to all the Board members

>and the NorthWest Area Director =Mike Boredelon. They got this

>before my testimony.

>

>The grant was given to ODF to hire a professional trail builder for

>a section of trail from Elk Creek TH going towards the summit. This

>will be a new segment of the Wilson River Trail. ODF took back the

>monies dedicated for the "match" part to the grant since the grant

>was written. Therefore, Randy Peterson from ODF has been afraid that

>the project would be cancelled. Ryan and I just feel strongly that

>this is just not acceptable. Ryan had the brillant idea of using

>South Fork inmate trail time and volunteer trail constructors time

>for the match part of the grant.  This idea was verbalized by me to

>the Board and ODF on behalf of Team Tilly and PUMP.

>

>The new Board Chair is a cyclist, head of the World Forestry Ctr,

> and the President of Cycle Oregon. His name is Larry Blackwell. He

>interupted my presentation and said " Give Randy Peterson my name

>and number and I will use Cycle O Community Funds for the match

>monies".  The North West Area Director of the Oregon Department of

>Forestry also joined me at the public comment microphone half way

>through my plea.  Mike Bordelon said he would also help us fulfill

>this grant. Mike is charge of the Tillamook and Clatsop State

>Forests which represent about 80% of all the state forest lands.  It

>was an overwhelmingly positive response to PUMP's advocacy to

>continue building the WRT towards Mtn Bike Area I, the Storey Burn

>Trail.  This will connect all the trails at the summit of Highway 6

>to the WRT trail.  Connecting what will be an extensive network of

>trails. ODF and the Board are supporting our request despite a

>mandate to cut ODF's budget.

>

>The trail never ends....

>

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>

>





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