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I cannot believe this has not been posted anywhere...
There is major concerted effort by anti-OHV activist to end OHV Recreation at Pismo, one way or another, little by little, and finally, all together.
Join the Friends of Oceano Dunes to stop the over reach! Sign the petition, contact the powers that be, Donate to the cause, and attend the meeting.
The Coastal Commission just released their staff report for the upcoming meeting on Thursday, July 11 at the Embassy Suites in San Luis Obispo.
The staff report is now available on the Commission’s webpage here: https://www.coastal.ca.gov/meetings/agenda/#/2019/7 (click the Thursday tab and scroll down to agenda item 12a).
As you will see staff is recommending closure.
“In short, the status quo at ODSVRA is clearly not sustainable and it is time to more fully understand and evaluate other public access and recreation options that are consistent with coastal resource protections given the current realities that affect and are affected by OHV activities at this shoreline location. Put simply, in staff’s view a Park that is fully consistent with on-the-ground realities, and with coastal resource protection requirements, does not include OHV use. Rather, it is clear to staff that the significant coastal resource issues and constraints attributable to OHV use render long-term OHV use at this location untenable.”
Coastal Commission has provided an email address where people can send their comments: OceanoDunesReview@coastal.ca.gov
Here is the newsletter that went out.
Petition
GoFundMe
There is major concerted effort by anti-OHV activist to end OHV Recreation at Pismo, one way or another, little by little, and finally, all together.
Join the Friends of Oceano Dunes to stop the over reach! Sign the petition, contact the powers that be, Donate to the cause, and attend the meeting.
The Coastal Commission just released their staff report for the upcoming meeting on Thursday, July 11 at the Embassy Suites in San Luis Obispo.
The staff report is now available on the Commission’s webpage here: https://www.coastal.ca.gov/meetings/agenda/#/2019/7 (click the Thursday tab and scroll down to agenda item 12a).
As you will see staff is recommending closure.
“In short, the status quo at ODSVRA is clearly not sustainable and it is time to more fully understand and evaluate other public access and recreation options that are consistent with coastal resource protections given the current realities that affect and are affected by OHV activities at this shoreline location. Put simply, in staff’s view a Park that is fully consistent with on-the-ground realities, and with coastal resource protection requirements, does not include OHV use. Rather, it is clear to staff that the significant coastal resource issues and constraints attributable to OHV use render long-term OHV use at this location untenable.”
Coastal Commission has provided an email address where people can send their comments: OceanoDunesReview@coastal.ca.gov
Here is the newsletter that went out.
Petition
GoFundMe