Twin Buttes Public Meeting 12-1-11 Presentation
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Twin Buttes Public Meeting 12-1-11 Presentation
- 1. Twin Buttes Recreation Use Plan Public Meeting 12/1/11
- 2. Introduction Carl White, Director of Parks & Recreation, City of San Angelo Lauren Shrum, Plan Consultant, Texas Outdoors Consulting
- 3. Meeting Agenda Ground Rules Overview of Twin Buttes Plan Purpose Comment Period
- 4. Ground Rules At the comment period each person will be able to speak for 3 minutes each Timer will run and you will hear this sound at the end If you run out of time and would like to speak more we will have time at the end for an additional round if necessary We will also have public comment sheets at the back if you’d like to write down your comments
- 5. History of Twin Buttes Twin Buttes Reservoirs and the land that surrounds it are federal property owned by the federal government Project was built by the Federal Bureau of Reclamation in 1963 Bureau of Reclamation manages water in the west City of San Angelo established as the operating partner to manage recreation opportunities
- 6. Twin Buttes Project Priorities Water storage and supply, irrigation, flood control Protection of natural and cultural resources Public use and recreation
- 7. Federal Regulations 43 CFR Part 423: Public Conduct on Bureau of Reclamation Facilities, Lands, and Waterbodies 43 CFR Part 429: Use of Bureau of Reclamation Land, Facilities, and Waterbodies http://www.usbr.gov/recman/
- 8. Challenges at Twin Buttes Litter Illegal Dumping Illegal Activity Vehicular Management Public Safety Multiple User Groups
- 19. Multiple User Groups Hunters Fishermen OHV users Kayakers Windsurfers Mountain bikers Bird watchers Runners
- 27. What this Plan has to Do Plans all future activity in accordance with federal regulations Provides recreational use zones for different user groups to coexist Provides solutions to challenges of litter, vehicular management and public safety Facilitates public input into future development and activities at Twin Buttes
- 28. Possibilities Recreation Use Zones Access Permits Future Development Funding Possibilities Partnerships with user groups
- 29. Public Input Let’s hear your ideas!
Notes de l'éditeur
- iPhone timer with chime
- 17 Western United States of North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, California, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington.
- Shotgun shells everywhere, lots of litter, cans, bottles, firework debris
- Illegal dumping
- People being able to drive everywhere allows them to bring in large amounts of personal property that you wouldn’t normally be able to bring in if you couldn’t haul it. These people brought their own arm chairs from home to their favorite fishing spot.
- Vehicular Management – off roading everywhere – too many roads/trails – you can get lost out there – conducive to illegal dumping – detrimental to natural and cultural resources
- Public safety issues: illegal activity, fire and other hazards, hunting/firearms mixing with other recreationists
- Chasing the water!
- It’s a challenge to manage all of the different user groups on one piece of land but it is also a positive to have so many groups care about the land and want to see it open for public enjoyment.
- There are good user groups out there participating in legal recreational activities. These groups should be supported and their uses facilitated.
- Bowhunting and shotgun only