Equestrians and horse drivers are tax payers too.They deserve a safe place to ride and drive with their equine friends. The arbitrary banning of our four legged friends from the newly founded Rail trail, is unfair and causes our community to be at risk by travelling on dangerous roads. Please join us in petitioning local governments to allow us all to enjoy this park funded b our taxpayers
We are approaching 500 signatures and need to hit this goal before I present our demands to the board. Text three fellow riders right now and urge them to add their names to this list.
Reached 100 supporters
June 2, 2018
May 30, 2018
We are gaining momentum but we need to push past the hundred signature mark immediately. Text three fellow riders today and demand they sign this petition to secure our space on the trail. Your direct action is what forces the local government to listen to our concerns.
244 Comments
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Debra giles
7 years ago
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I am a member of The Garnett Valley Gang in Summerland we are Wild West reanactors in partnership with the RVSR and have raised close to $200,000 for local Charties ..Our members use this trail and have for many years and will for many more..
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emma kjelson
7 years ago
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it is important horses and riders have safe places to go, and for most, that is the rail trail. many cant afford a trailer to travwlbto safe trails and when pushed to ride on roads it is unsafe fir horse, rider, drivers, padestrians.
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Tamara
8 years ago
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Horses are our history and heritage. If manure is the issues request a manure badge on carriages. It allows people with mobility issues out as well. Let's be inclusive. Personally I hate bike flying by me and barely missing my on leash dog.
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Helen Howell
8 years ago
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It infuriates me as a taxpayer that projects funded by taxpayer's that are designed for recreational use are only accessible to a privileged few when there is no justifiable reason to not allow this to be safely used and shared by many user groups including various equestrian groups.
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Dena Ross
8 years ago
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The areas for riding are shrinking - what happens when there’s nowhere for folks to ride? I think people are concerned because they don’t know what todo when they come across horses on the trail but that is easily fixed with education....
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Pam Price
8 years ago
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We pay taxes, we contribute to the economy, we are losing so many of our trails, we SHOULD have as much right as the next citizen to enjoy these trails on horseback. Get creative with a scheduled time for horses so we can all share what our taxes pay for!!!
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Allan Kirk
6 years ago
Howdy!
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Jane McDonough
7 years ago
Poor choice to ban horses from trail system. Unfortunately so many of us suffer because of such bad decisions.
Equestrians and horse drivers are tax payers too.They deserve a safe place to ride and drive with their equine friends. The arbitrary banning of our four legged friends from the newly founded Rail trail, is unfair and causes our community to be at risk by travelling on dangerous roads. Please join us in petitioning local governments to allow us all to enjoy this park funded b our taxpayers
We are approaching 500 signatures and need to hit this goal before I present our demands to the board. Text three fellow riders right now and urge them to add their names to this list.
Reached 100 supporters
June 2, 2018
May 30, 2018
We are gaining momentum but we need to push past the hundred signature mark immediately. Text three fellow riders today and demand they sign this petition to secure our space on the trail. Your direct action is what forces the local government to listen to our concerns.
244 Comments
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Debra giles
7 years ago
Featured
I am a member of The Garnett Valley Gang in Summerland we are Wild West reanactors in partnership with the RVSR and have raised close to $200,000 for local Charties ..Our members use this trail and have for many years and will for many more..
E
emma kjelson
7 years ago
Featured
it is important horses and riders have safe places to go, and for most, that is the rail trail. many cant afford a trailer to travwlbto safe trails and when pushed to ride on roads it is unsafe fir horse, rider, drivers, padestrians.
T
Tamara
8 years ago
Featured
Horses are our history and heritage. If manure is the issues request a manure badge on carriages. It allows people with mobility issues out as well. Let's be inclusive. Personally I hate bike flying by me and barely missing my on leash dog.
H
Helen Howell
8 years ago
Featured
It infuriates me as a taxpayer that projects funded by taxpayer's that are designed for recreational use are only accessible to a privileged few when there is no justifiable reason to not allow this to be safely used and shared by many user groups including various equestrian groups.
D
Dena Ross
8 years ago
Featured
The areas for riding are shrinking - what happens when there’s nowhere for folks to ride? I think people are concerned because they don’t know what todo when they come across horses on the trail but that is easily fixed with education....
P
Pam Price
8 years ago
Featured
We pay taxes, we contribute to the economy, we are losing so many of our trails, we SHOULD have as much right as the next citizen to enjoy these trails on horseback. Get creative with a scheduled time for horses so we can all share what our taxes pay for!!!
A
Allan Kirk
6 years ago
Howdy!
J
Jane McDonough
7 years ago
Poor choice to ban horses from trail system. Unfortunately so many of us suffer because of such bad decisions.
I am a member of The Garnett Valley Gang in Summerland we are Wild West reanactors in partnership with the RVSR and have raised close to $200,000 for local Charties ..Our members use this trail and have for many years and will for many more..