Re: Oroville Trail Again?

[Justgrassmower@netscape.net]

Connie:

I am on my way to NASTR, so will reply in more detail next week, but:
We STOPPED the current crisis; at least now we have a reprieve until we can  look into designation, etc.  I will post all details next week.  By the way, your and Mr. Waggoner's letters were GREATLY appreciated, and we will be using them in the future.  Thanks for all your help Connie.
Laurie Anderson, AERC#6998
connie B Berto <cberto@juno.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Laurie!   I was inadvertently dropped from Ridecamp for a while so I
> am seeing reprints of what was said.  T his is the Oroville paving
> project AGAIN?
>      I'm not sure what else I can do to help except positive thoughts
> your way.   I sent in a longish piece and my friend Lanny Waggoner, supt.
> of Taylor State Park, wrote a fine letter on what negative impacts paving
> on a multi-use trail will do.     
>      I  agree with Bonnie Jackson -- organize and show up at meetings in
> numbers every time.   Never give in!    They are in the wrong and so they
> are now acting defensively.   Document meetings, statements, etc., as
> much as possible so you have references.  Tape record public meetings if
> you can.    Are your local legislators involved?   A call to their aides
> is a good strategy.   The higher-up government  people love to be shown
> where money can be saved instead of spent!    Best wishes,    Connie 
> Berto
> 
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