Week and no more than three days a week and the dose ans run the program itself and i can speak to all that they provide and the operation of it and we cant do it without the volunteers and our staff trains them to be part of the family and manage the ridge strail as part of the plan and we want to build the extension and change the management so if youre hiking on the ridge trail itself you dont have to go from a dose an program and to the south and open without restrictions or worth and get to this section and open dawn to dusk and then get to the deatd and its dosen lead and the plan is do it seven days a week from dawn to dusk and an permit system and that trail users are aware of the responsibilities and accessing the trail in a responsible measure and provide use for us. This is something that a lot of monitoring on the [inaudible] trail system and not impact on the trail system when it was opened 11 years ago. So that would be the annual permit but without dosens. East mud has a
Andreas connection and we support puc management in this proposal. We do think there are opportunities for reasonable access and making sure that were providing the connectivity to public open space. Thank you. Thank you very much. And mr. Lef itd thank you. I think we have supervisor pine up next if mr. Pine is here. Supervisor pine welcome. Thank you. Good afternoon supervisor. My name is dave pine. Im the supervisor representing district 1 which includes many communities that abut the sf puc lands and supervisor wiener i am no longer the president. We have a rotation system in San Mateo County so i am back to a secondary seat. I have lived in San Mateo County for 30 years now and my first exposure to this watershed lands was a few years ago when my son went on a cub scout tour in this area and somehow ranged special permission and it is spectacular. I urge you to get out there if you havent. Its an incredible resource and one that i strongly believe that the public should have extra
The roads and this is the great interest to the people and the puc and we want to do our part to make that happen. So is there a way to cobble together a sing trail out of the roads and trails or is there a lot of work to build part of the trail to link the land together. I think from our perspective and i think this is shared from others as well we dont need to build anything. This is a management responsibility for fire control and these are fire roads that have been there for a long time and before the puc bought the property. Great. And this involves Environmental Review. Do you know what level that would be at . I cant speak to everybody else and on our side because its on our property we have to provide an update to the plan and its a seeky document. Its ceqa and one document analyzes everyones impacts and talks about mitigation measures for anyone that is part of the connection. Would that be a full eir or some other ceqa document . We havent talked to planning yet and theyre th
Years, probably a majority of San Francisco residents have no idea that these projects exist so i think that is something we should keep in mind Going Forward and let me say hopefully i think the switch from the dosen lead program to the permit system is especially important. By all accounts the tours are great but i will say if youre a San Francisco resident that doesnt own a car its nearly impossible to take advantage of the tours. They all begin at the southern end of the trail, the farthest side from San Francisco on highway 92 and those without cars and this will allow us to treasure the resource and take care of it. Thank you. Thank you very much. Next speaker. Hello. I am jason beck and part of the a group of Mountain Bike enthusiasts and i want to say personally thank you to the supervisors for moving this forward and thank you to the puc. I guess i want to focus on what an amazing opportunity we have here. Were blessed to live where we are. Were blessed to have these opportuni
Supervisor wiener i am no longer the president. We have a rotation system in San Mateo County so i am back to a secondary seat. I have lived in San Mateo County for 30 years now and my first exposure to this watershed lands was a few years ago when my son went on a cub scout tour in this area and somehow ranged special permission and it is spectacular. I urge you to get out there if you havent. Its an incredible resource and one that i strongly believe that the public should have extra access to and thats what brings me here today is that there is a real shortage of open space in the northern part of San Mateo County. When you go south of 92 you have the Midpeninsula Open Space land, a lot of county parks, and of course the coast side has tremendous opportunities for Outdoor Activities including the San Pedro Valley park which we operate and the referenced [inaudible]. But when you get to the north county there arent as many opportunities and this area really is one of the most densest