OHV and golf cart use within Boulder City's city limits.
285 Comments
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Seth Hendrickson
9 years ago
Great idea to help improve the tourism is BC. I hope they can get this passed.
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Jesse Atkinson
9 years ago
Get er done
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Charles Harvey
9 years ago
I alway thought this was a good idea.
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Li Chuan kotter
9 years ago
Please legalize cart and large SXS use!!
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David Bondurant
9 years ago
Amazing idea. What a great opportunity for the business owners in that city. Many towns in Utah have done this already
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Tasha Wells
9 years ago
I am a Boulder City business owner and fully support this as my company could benefit from this as well. Thanks in advance!
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Julie Smith
9 years ago
Good luck
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Carl Carstensen
9 years ago
Please do this.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Does this include quads? I think its a great idea
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Gary Michael Jacobs
9 years ago
Pls consider all the additional revenue that could come from off-road enthusiasts to the local businesses. Research Cities in Utah like Duck Creek, Bryce, Fillmore, Richfield who all have the same policy. With the by-pass just around the corner, revenue from this type of attraction could be a great way for our restaurants, stores, gas stations and hotels to make up for the loss of tourists going around us.
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Barry Lagan Jr
9 years ago
Thank you Jill for getting this started.
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Michael Sneed
9 years ago
Yes I agree
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Greg Krause
9 years ago
Great for tourism!
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Charles mcrae
9 years ago
Please pass
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Daniel Weaver
9 years ago
Great idea!!
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Korey killian
9 years ago
Great idea! Will bring a lot more people into BC once he 11 opens
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Daniel
9 years ago
It is such a great idea will cut down on traffic noise pollution and pollution itself I hope the prove this and get it gone all small towns need this
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Clint Spencer
9 years ago
Great idea
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David Garris
9 years ago
Great idea
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Cory
9 years ago
The creation of a network of slower- speed roads, designed to safely accommodate LSVs and golf carts, will also increase the general livability of a community. Pedestrians, bicyclists, and transit users all feel more comfortable sharing the road network with motor vehicles when vehicle speeds are under 30 mph. Retail establishments also bene t from the increased foot traf c
of a walkable environment and slower streets where drivers can notice shopping and service opportunities, parallel park, and exit their vehicles safely.
Great idea to help improve the tourism is BC. I hope they can get this passed.
Get er done
I alway thought this was a good idea.
Please legalize cart and large SXS use!!
Amazing idea. What a great opportunity for the business owners in that city. Many towns in Utah have done this already
I am a Boulder City business owner and fully support this as my company could benefit from this as well. Thanks in advance!
Good luck
Please do this.
Does this include quads? I think its a great idea
Pls consider all the additional revenue that could come from off-road enthusiasts to the local businesses. Research Cities in Utah like Duck Creek, Bryce, Fillmore, Richfield who all have the same policy. With the by-pass just around the corner, revenue from this type of attraction could be a great way for our restaurants, stores, gas stations and hotels to make up for the loss of tourists going around us.
Thank you Jill for getting this started.
Yes I agree
Great for tourism!
Please pass
Great idea!!
Great idea! Will bring a lot more people into BC once he 11 opens
It is such a great idea will cut down on traffic noise pollution and pollution itself I hope the prove this and get it gone all small towns need this
Great idea
Great idea
The creation of a network of slower- speed roads, designed to safely accommodate LSVs and golf carts, will also increase the general livability of a community. Pedestrians, bicyclists, and transit users all feel more comfortable sharing the road network with motor vehicles when vehicle speeds are under 30 mph. Retail establishments also bene t from the increased foot traf c of a walkable environment and slower streets where drivers can notice shopping and service opportunities, parallel park, and exit their vehicles safely.