[Az-Geocaching] State Trust Land in Maricopa County

Brian Cluff listserv@azgeocaching.com
Tue, 23 Apr 2002 10:06:31 -0700


A previous post mentioned that they were closing the areas down due to dust
complaints.
My wife used to work in the Dust complain department of the state.  Basicly
what it mostly amounts to is that people move out here to the DESERT from
other wetter states and then start complaining about the amount of dust in
the air.  They actually complain about dust storms coming from the middle of
the desert where nobody is at to possibly cause them.

My other favorite complaint that my wife say a lot of was people moving onto
horse propertys with an unpaved road and then complaining that the ranch
that has been there for 50+ years is causeing too much dust for them, or
people just trying to get to their house on the dirt road is causeing too
much dust for them and they are having problems breathing.
I wish the above people just go back to where they came from and stop
bitching about something that can't be helped.

Brian Cluff
Team Snaptek

----- Original Message -----

> To the off-roaders....who else saw that coming but me?  Its a shame that
the
> bone headed people that us the desert as a dumping ground ruin it for the
> rest of us.
>
> Michael
> Team TJ
>
>
> ----Original Message Follows----
> I received my renewal application in the mail today. The following page
> was enclosed with the form and the usual rules and regulations:
>
> IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL RECREATIONAL PERMIT HOLDERS
>
> 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:
>
>
> 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
>
> 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.
>
> 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 jwood@lnd.state.az.us.
>
> THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION
> September 17, 2001
> ========================================================================
> =================
>
> Underscores theirs, typos mine (except the one indicated by "[sic]").
>
> 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.
>
> Steve
> Team Tierra Buena
>
>
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