Wednesday October 19 7:00 to 9:00 pm,
at Park Village Elementary (Multipurpose Room/Auditorium)
7930 Park Village Road
San Diego, CA 92129

PLEASE reach out to your friends and show up. Call your City Councilperson's
office before you do, and ask them to show up.

--- In teamonyourleft@yahoogroups.com, Joy Muehlenbein <jmuehlenbein@...> wrote:
>
> I couldn't find any info on this hearing. If anyone has details, I'd
> appreciate the additional info. Thanks!
>
> ~Joy
>
> On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 2:48 PM, ybiker <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
>
> > **
> >
> >
> > Forwarded from MultiUseTrails:
> >
> > The PUBLIC HEARING / PRESENTATION for the Del Mar Mesa trails plan will be
> > this month, October, at the Parkview Elementary School. The time and date
> > are not yet firmed. It will be in the evening on a weeknight.
> >
> > At that time, the City and/or agencies (if they show up) will present their
> > final plan to the public as a fait accompli and one that you cannot change
> > because "they've done all they can do". However, unless the plan changes
> > radically from one they've been asking various planning boards to approve
> > with the least amount of discussion possible, you will find the plan to be
> > lacking in terms of mileage, connectivity and utility for outdoorsmen and
> > other such nature lovers. You may be surprised to learn they've apparently
> > found money for spy cameras, enforcement rangers and a citation program,
> > though.
> >
> > New features not shown on the map most recently posted on our front page
> > include Closure also for the Duck Pond Trail many old timers know as The
> > Shitz. Note that such idiocy will concentrate legal riders into even less
> > trail-space (such as Cobblestone) and will then be used by kooks to justify
> > a run to close those trails to you, also, on the basis that there are too
> > many families on bikes on the trail and that the rest of you outlaws are
> > riding on longstanding trails they've just closed down. Tails you lose,
> > Heads they win.
> >
> > Were you there in 2008, at the meeting in the Rec Center? How about the
> > 2009 meeting at the elementary school? The format will be similar to those,
> > and the very best thing you could do as a mountainbiker would be to bring
> > 2-10 people you know, dressed for business or work, and be adamant, firm and
> > vocal regarding your feelings and concerns over the trails plan, whatever
> > those may be.
> >
> > Press will be in attendance. If 150-250 of you "citizens" are, too, then
> > the politicos will have far less stomach for a rubber stamp on this junk and
> > you may get calls for the City to revisit the goofy stance taken by CDFW and
> > the City regarding trails access in this area. Note: Carl DeMaio is on the
> > Task Force and he's running for Mayor. Pam Slater Price is on the Task Force
> > and is retiring -- those who seek to succeed her might perceive public
> > interest in this topic to be important. Nathan Fletcher is aware of the
> > issues, and is running for Mayor. Sherrie Lightner is on the Task Force and
> > is responsive to constituents that speak up and show up (mostly kooky
> > anti-trails types so far).
> >
> > So, do you have riding crews, riding organizations, church groups, exercise
> > groups at work, a mailing list of buddies, neighbors and more? October will
> > be your last chance to use them on this issue.
> >
> > Original message: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MultiUseTrails/message/947
> >
> >
> >
>
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