Reiter planning

[JK kat]

There is going to be the firstof many meetings held on tuesday the 20th to start planning for the new Reiter foothills. The public can come and see only but the room has a limit of 25 people .
The DNR has asked the list of these people to speek and help make this plan.

Ted Jackson (Reiter Foothills Planning Committee)
Les Leonard (Reiter Foothills Planning Committee)
Rick Rice (Reiter Foothills Planning Committee)
Ed Tenney (Reiter Foothills Planning Committee)
Tod Peterson (WOHVA)
Mike Liebold (Snohomish ORV)
Mike Kash (Reiter Trail Watch, NW Wheelers)
Kat Clark (Reiter Trail Watch, NW Wheelers)
Charley Preston (Reiter Trail Watch, NW Wheelers)
William Schooler (NW Quad Association)
Phil Nye (NW Quad Association)
Steve Pokrandt (GBNT ORV Club)
Gary Lawver (Puget Sound Trialers)
Pete Wisner (Stumpjumpers Motorcycle Club)
Rick Wygle (Wheelers of Washington)
Mark Lynum (NW Wheelers)

If you have any conserns, statements or anything of use to add for these meetings please contact the people on this list and voice your conserns.

Thanks,
Kat

[Binder]

Originally Posted by JK kat

There is going to be the firstof many meetings held on tuesday the 20th to start planning for the new Reiter foothills. The public can come and see only but the room has a limit of 25 people .
The DNR has asked the list of these people to speek and help make this plan.

Ted Jackson (Reiter Foothills Planning Committee)
Les Leonard (Reiter Foothills Planning Committee)
Rick Rice (Reiter Foothills Planning Committee)
Ed Tenney (Reiter Foothills Planning Committee)
Tod Peterson (WOHVA)
Mike Liebold (Snohomish ORV)
Mike Kash (Reiter Trail Watch, NW Wheelers)
Kat Clark (Reiter Trail Watch, NW Wheelers)
Charley Preston (Reiter Trail Watch, NW Wheelers)
William Schooler (NW Quad Association)
Phil Nye (NW Quad Association)
Steve Pokrandt (GBNT ORV Club)
Gary Lawver (Puget Sound Trialers)
Pete Wisner (Stumpjumpers Motorcycle Club)
Rick Wygle (Wheelers of Washington)
Mark Lynum (NW Wheelers)

If you have any conserns, statements or anything of use to add for these meetings please contact the people on this list and voice your conserns.

Thanks,
Kat

This is a public meeting. If you want to go contact David Way and RSVP.
david.way@dnr.wa.gov

[JK kat]

This meeting has been post poned by the DNR for several days.

[JK kat]

UPDATE;

Greetings -


The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) recently sent an invitation to an October 20 meeting to discuss several important developments regarding Reiter Foothills. This e-mail is to let you know the meeting has been re-scheduled. There is a lot of interest in the information we plan to share, and we needed a larger meeting space.

The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is hosting an informal meeting for interested recreationists who want to learn more about winter restoration and trail planning in Reiter Foothills Forest. The meeting is from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., October 22 at the Park Place Middle School Commons, 1408 West Main, in Monroe.


At the October 22 meeting, you can learn more about what actions DNR will be taking in the coming months to restore the environmental health of the area and determine where trails, both motorized and non-motorized, will be located for long-term, sustainable use. The meeting will also provide you with an opportunity learn how you can volunteer to help restore the area and get involved in creating recreation opportunities.


Please forward this information to any people you shared the original invitation with.


Candace Johnson

Washington State Department of Natural Resources

[JK kat]

Greetings,
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) would like to invite you to a meeting to discuss several important developments regarding Reiter Foothills. The meeting is scheduled for 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., October 20 at the Snohomish County PUD building in downtown Everett.

At this meeting we will present:

· Key elements of the draft Reiter Foothills Recreation Plan, including a timeline for implementing the plan.

· Immediate management actions to help restore the area, including a temporary closure this winter and spring, which will start on November 2.

· Longer term management actions.


We will be asking for your review and feedback.

This invitation is going out specifically to our ORV stakeholder groups and is a work meeting designed for a relatively small group of people. The meeting is not part of our regular planning committee process. As with our other work meetings, the public is welcome to attend and observe, but public participation will be limited.



Please let us know if you or a representative can join us at this meeting. Please RSVP to David Way at david.way@dnr.wa.gov if you plan on attending so we can set-up the room appropriately.

I look forward to seeing you next week, and to our continued work at Reiter. I appreciate all of your hard work and commitment to supporting DNR’s recreation program.

For directions to the PUD, please open the attached pdf. We will be in room TC-2C located on the 2nd floor of the building.


Candace Johnson
Assistant Region Manager, State Lands
Northwest Region
Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR)
360-854-2803

candace.johnson@dnr.wa.gov
www.dnr.wa.gov

CC:

Ted Jackson (Reiter Foothills Planning Committee)

Les Leonard (Reiter Foothills Planning Committee)

Rick Rice (Reiter Foothills Planning Committee)

Ed Tenney (Reiter Foothills Planning Committee)

Tod Peterson (WOHVA)

Mike Liebold (Snohomish ORV)

Mike Kash (Reiter Trail Watch, NW Wheelers)

Kat Clark (Reiter Trail Watch, NW Wheelers)

Charley Preston (Reiter Trail Watch, NW Wheelers)

William Schooler (NW Quad Association)

Phil Nye (NW Quad Association)

Steve Pokrandt (GBNT ORV Club)

Gary Lawver (Puget Sound Trialers)

Pete Wisner (Stumpjumpers Motorcycle Club)

Rick Wygle (Wheelers of Washington)

Mark Lynum (NW Wheelers)

[JK kat]

Greetings,
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) recently sent you an invitation you to an October 20 meeting to discuss several important developments regarding Reiter Foothills.

This e-mail is to let you know the meeting is going to be re-scheduled for later that week. There is a lot of interest in the information we plan to share, and we need a larger meeting space. Please stay tuned for an update regarding new date and location. Please forward this information to any people you shared the original invitation with.

Candace Johnson
Assistant Region Manager, State Lands
Northwest Region
Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR)
360-854-2803

candace.johnson@dnr.wa.gov
www.dnr.wa.gov

[JK kat]

Greetings -


The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) recently sent an invitation to an October 20 meeting to discuss several important developments regarding Reiter Foothills. This e-mail is to let you know the meeting has been re-scheduled. There is a lot of interest in the information we plan to share, and we needed a larger meeting space.

The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is hosting an informal meeting for interested recreationists who want to learn more about winter restoration and trail planning in Reiter Foothills Forest. The meeting is from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., October 22 at the Park Place Middle School Commons, 1408 West Main, in Monroe.


At the October 22 meeting, you can learn more about what actions DNR will be taking in the coming months to restore the environmental health of the area and determine where trails, both motorized and non-motorized, will be located for long-term, sustainable use. The meeting will also provide you with an opportunity learn how you can volunteer to help restore the area and get involved in creating recreation opportunities.


Please forward this information to any people you shared the original invitation with.


Candace Johnson

Washington State Department of Natural Resources

[JK kat]

I posted up the full emails that i have recieved about this thus far and I do plan on being at the meeting.

[jim putman]

Thanks Kat I wish this was on a differant day and time so more people could come from the south end but I know there will be quite the crowd there.

[Dogfather]

Hummmm Tomorrow Night????