Re: [Az-Geocaching] State Trust Land in Maricopa County

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Author: Jason Poulter
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Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] State Trust Land in Maricopa County
did that come with a map?

jason


Team Tierra Buena wrote:
> I received my renewal application in the mail today. The following page
> was enclosed with the form and the usual rules and regulations:
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> IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL RECREATIONAL PERMIT HOLDERS
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> To date, the following parcels of land within the Maricopa County
> metropolitan area _have been closed to motorized vehicle use_ by formal
> order of the State Land Commissioner due to excessive dust and natural
> resource damage:
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>    1. North side of Deer Valley Road, East of 7th Street, Phoenix
>    2. East side of Cave Creek Road, South of Pinnacle Peak Road, Phoenix
>    3. West side of Cave Creek Road, North of Pinnacle Peak Road, Phoenix
>    4. East side of Cave Creek Road, North of Pinnacle Peak Road, Phoenix
>    5. West side of Scottsdale Road from Mayo Blvd. to Pinnacle Peak
>       Road, Phoenix
>    6. North side of Happy Valley Road, West of 51st Avenue, Phoenix
>    7. West side of 7th Avenue, South of Galvin Road, Phoenix
>    8. South side of Baseline Road, West of Signal Butte, Mesa
>    9. West side of 109th Avenue, North of Rose Garden Lane, Peoria
>   10. West side of Lake Pleasant Road, North & South of Deer Valley Road
>       Alignment, Peoria
>   11. Southwest Bell Road & Crozier Road, Surprise

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> _NOTE:_ Arizona State Land Recreational permits on these parcels are
> _invalid_ with regard to motorized vehicle use. Any person(s) found in
> possession of and/or operating motorized vehicles on these parcels will
> be considered trespassing and may be subject to prosecution with
> penalties of up to $500.00. A.R.S. 13-1502; A. R. S. 13-802.
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> If you would like more details regarding these closures, closure
> updates, or for information on how you can may [sic] be able to help
> prevent future closures in your area, please call Judy Wood at (602)
> 542-7235 or e-mail <mailto:jwood@lnd.state.az.us>.
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> THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION
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> September 17, 2001
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> Underscores theirs, typos mine (except the one indicated by "[sic]").
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> I guess my main reason for typing all this in is to ask: Does anyone
> recognize any caches in these areas that might be affected by these
> restrictions? Perhaps we can make sure the cache owners know about this.
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> Steve
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> Team Tierra Buena
>