The Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit is looking for help from OHV enthusiasts to IMPROVE the OHV roads, trails and opportunities.

CORVA is part of a collaborative together with local OHV groups, BRC and Cal4. The Basin wants more information, find the letter explaining everything on the

Home Page : http://www.fs.usda.gov/ltbmu

Send comment to : comments-pacificsouthwest-ltbmu@fs.fed.us

Suggestion points for your comments:

• Appoint a year round, pro-OHV employee for ALL things OHV related
  
• Create a contact list for OHV clubs, groups and organizations
• Engage users, especially the volunteers, while drafting grant requests
• Streamline the obtaining and delivery of supplies for maintain efforts
• Reinstate all Adopt-A-Trail agreements
• Reach out to the OHV community to encourage more clubs to partake
• Place signage at every trailhead and intersection
• Address the design and management of the Rubicon Trail Staging Area
• • o    Harden the borders
  • o    Re-grade and compact the parking area
  • o    Designate a staging area with 20 minute parking for vehicle preparation
  • o    Pour a 15'x20' concrete pad for vehicle preparation and repairs
  • o    Post no-parking signs along the border and in front of the kiosk(s)
  • o    Protect trees w/i staging area – rocks and 2'x8’ posts with 

•  Harden edges along the paved section of the Rubicon Trail
•  Designate the overflow and oversized rigs and trailers parking area
• Middle Fork Trail work
• • o    Signage
  • o    Fix split rail fence at the top
  • o    Fix down tree bypass
•   Twin peaks
  

• Single email address for all things OHV within the LTBMU
• Create Recreational Opportunity Guide (ROG) for the greater Rubicon Area
• Work with TNF and ENF to develop one ROG for all three forests
•  Improve the website
•  Training
•  Paperwork
•  Tools
•  Organization
•  Trail maintenance