So the roads on the map marked as closed but have no signs are open, But what about the ones they marked with signs?So, does this mean that there is no enforcement since the MAP is now considered a draft and there is no map available for the public?
That's how I read itI also wrote the state and received a letter from someone well known in all of this that contains this quote " I regret this misinformation has given the impression that this plan has already been adopted and implemented. It has not"
I was told by the Lt. of the State Park Police District 1, that they were never enforcing any of these new closures, even when they weren't just a "draft". That just goes to show how screwed up this plan has been from the get go...
Well, we know from the grant, $600k at minimum......I wonder how much tax payer money was spent to get it to this level of screw up, and how much more will be spent.
I agree, lowering water tables, runoff from farms and homes and years of fire prevention have more overall effects then any single road. All anybody has to do is drive down 72. Over the last 40 years it's almost unrecognizable. As the pines age they are more susceptible to desease. This is one reason we are having an outbreak of pine bark beetles. It's just harder to recognize then pictures of mud puddles and one can't argue how the got there. These are all topics for other threads.
Thanks for the update. I haven't made it out to HF too often lately. Every sign my 5 year old sees, who can't read yet, forces him to ask if another road is closed.
