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{{ :slmt_13-01-03_nash_stream_stark_ohrv_2_.pdf |1-3-2013 "There is already illegal ATV activity on Nash Stream. There is not enough law enforcement to adequately enforce the existing trails, let alone new trails...We must
ask the question, if ATV trails are going to be on private property and ATVs allowed on town
roads in almost every community in the North Country, then where are those people to go who
would like to recreate free of ATVs and the hum of an engine? State land might the only place
for those people to go, a place where we are trying to “protect that natural qualities and integrity
of the land.” "}}


{{ :d-stark_constable_letter_redacted.pdf |7-7-2018 Larry Gomes to Stark Constable notification of trail proposal}}

{{ :e-stark_constable_response_redacted.pdf |7-10-2018 Larry Gomes to Stark Constable, email re. trail proposal}}

{{ :a-nhb_southern_connector_report_18-2194.pdf |7-15-2018 Natural Heritage Bureau Report}}

{{ :b-mth_authorization_letter_redacted.pdf |7-15-2018 Milan Tree Huggers to BOT request for Southern Connector that isn't the Southern Connector}}

{{ :e-stark_constable_response_redacted.pdf |7-10-2018 Stark Constable to Larry Gomes; " The other crossing is an accident waiting to happen. Is this public information that can be given out to the public?"}}

{{ :compiled_tech_team_comments.pdf |6-13-2019 "There have not been trail counts performed on the property since the OHRV trail was first established in 2002." Compiled Tech Team Comments.}}

{{ :f-southern_connector_maps_and_gate_redacted.pdf |Redacted map of proposed Southern Connector}}
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