We already pay enough, every year they add another requirement to rake in more money. What's next? We already required two ORV stickers and a State Pass sticker EVERY YEAR. That doesn't include our cost of housing while there, fuel, food, supplies. That's all money that is going to the Silver Lake community.
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Justin Richards
11 years ago
We already pay enough, every year they add another requirement to rake in more money. What's next? We already required two ORV stickers and a State Pass sticker EVERY YEAR. That doesn't include our cost of housing while there, fuel, food, supplies. That's all money that is going to the Silver Lake community.
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David
11 years ago
this is a horrible idea
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David
11 years ago
this is a horrible idea
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Mike Gouin
11 years ago
do not let this pass
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Mike Gouin
11 years ago
do not let this pass
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Dalton cole
11 years ago
paying more for the dunes is outrageous
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Dalton cole
11 years ago
paying more for the dunes is outrageous
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Dalton cole
11 years ago
paying more for the dunes is outrageous
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Dalton cole
11 years ago
paying more for the dunes is outrageous
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Calvin Kortman
11 years ago
Unreal... 1. to have to pay more fee's on top of moeny we already spend to ride. 2. to pay on outside compay money to run the voucher system .. money not evne going back into the state at all .. They have closed so many trials down allready look at the Rose City, Mio area in the last 15 or so years. Charge the people more money to ride and make less area's fro the them to ride, they need to get their heads out of the ass, and look at the money all of this brings into the state, and the local area's that poeple can ride!!!
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Vanessa Tyson
11 years ago
This is unfair to Michigan tax payers and patrons to Silver Lake
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Alex strating
11 years ago
this is crap
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Alex strating
11 years ago
this is crap
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Ben Dunwell
11 years ago
Silver Lake is truly one of the greatest places on earth to me. I hope everyone can come together for a reasonable solution. Im opposed to the online voucher and addtional fees. I actually do not mind paying, or putting in work to preserve such a wonderful place, but this proposal is just to offload the burden on the state and outsource it. There are a million other cooperative and far less expensive solutions and I hope those are able to be explored. Everyone that I know that goes to the dunes or other ORV systems in Michigan appreciate the DNR and what they do. I hope that feeling can be restored once a very bad idea is removed from the Silver Lake scope. We all acknoledge the problem. Silver Lake Dunes is only so big and has alot of visitors. I am so thankful that this land is available for ORV use in the first place, for the people. While I am sure there was significant review involved in handling the issue, this idea detracts from the original scope of "for the people" and favors "let's just charge them and make it easy for the state to deal with". It fails to acknowledge what Silver Lake ORV Scramble area is, a precious natural resource - for which we pay to have an entire branch of government manage. So manage it, WITH the people.
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Ben Dunwell
11 years ago
Silver Lake is truly one of the greatest places on earth to me. I hope everyone can come together for a reasonable solution. Im opposed to the online voucher and addtional fees. I actually do not mind paying, or putting in work to preserve such a wonderful place, but this proposal is just to offload the burden on the state and outsource it. There are a million other cooperative and far less expensive solutions and I hope those are able to be explored. Everyone that I know that goes to the dunes or other ORV systems in Michigan appreciate the DNR and what they do. I hope that feeling can be restored once a very bad idea is removed from the Silver Lake scope. We all acknoledge the problem. Silver Lake Dunes is only so big and has alot of visitors. I am so thankful that this land is available for ORV use in the first place, for the people. While I am sure there was significant review involved in handling the issue, this idea detracts from the original scope of "for the people" and favors "let's just charge them and make it easy for the state to deal with". It fails to acknowledge what Silver Lake ORV Scramble area is, a precious natural resource - for which we pay to have an entire branch of government manage. So manage it, WITH the people.
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Susan Wisner
11 years ago
try picking a Michigan base company for a state who unemployment is still high.
STOP the new voucher reservation fee system.
this bill should not pass.
this bill should not pass.
We already pay enough, every year they add another requirement to rake in more money. What's next? We already required two ORV stickers and a State Pass sticker EVERY YEAR. That doesn't include our cost of housing while there, fuel, food, supplies. That's all money that is going to the Silver Lake community.
We already pay enough, every year they add another requirement to rake in more money. What's next? We already required two ORV stickers and a State Pass sticker EVERY YEAR. That doesn't include our cost of housing while there, fuel, food, supplies. That's all money that is going to the Silver Lake community.
this is a horrible idea
this is a horrible idea
do not let this pass
do not let this pass
paying more for the dunes is outrageous
paying more for the dunes is outrageous
paying more for the dunes is outrageous
paying more for the dunes is outrageous
Unreal... 1. to have to pay more fee's on top of moeny we already spend to ride. 2. to pay on outside compay money to run the voucher system .. money not evne going back into the state at all .. They have closed so many trials down allready look at the Rose City, Mio area in the last 15 or so years. Charge the people more money to ride and make less area's fro the them to ride, they need to get their heads out of the ass, and look at the money all of this brings into the state, and the local area's that poeple can ride!!!
This is unfair to Michigan tax payers and patrons to Silver Lake
this is crap
this is crap
Silver Lake is truly one of the greatest places on earth to me. I hope everyone can come together for a reasonable solution. Im opposed to the online voucher and addtional fees. I actually do not mind paying, or putting in work to preserve such a wonderful place, but this proposal is just to offload the burden on the state and outsource it. There are a million other cooperative and far less expensive solutions and I hope those are able to be explored. Everyone that I know that goes to the dunes or other ORV systems in Michigan appreciate the DNR and what they do. I hope that feeling can be restored once a very bad idea is removed from the Silver Lake scope. We all acknoledge the problem. Silver Lake Dunes is only so big and has alot of visitors. I am so thankful that this land is available for ORV use in the first place, for the people. While I am sure there was significant review involved in handling the issue, this idea detracts from the original scope of "for the people" and favors "let's just charge them and make it easy for the state to deal with". It fails to acknowledge what Silver Lake ORV Scramble area is, a precious natural resource - for which we pay to have an entire branch of government manage. So manage it, WITH the people.
Silver Lake is truly one of the greatest places on earth to me. I hope everyone can come together for a reasonable solution. Im opposed to the online voucher and addtional fees. I actually do not mind paying, or putting in work to preserve such a wonderful place, but this proposal is just to offload the burden on the state and outsource it. There are a million other cooperative and far less expensive solutions and I hope those are able to be explored. Everyone that I know that goes to the dunes or other ORV systems in Michigan appreciate the DNR and what they do. I hope that feeling can be restored once a very bad idea is removed from the Silver Lake scope. We all acknoledge the problem. Silver Lake Dunes is only so big and has alot of visitors. I am so thankful that this land is available for ORV use in the first place, for the people. While I am sure there was significant review involved in handling the issue, this idea detracts from the original scope of "for the people" and favors "let's just charge them and make it easy for the state to deal with". It fails to acknowledge what Silver Lake ORV Scramble area is, a precious natural resource - for which we pay to have an entire branch of government manage. So manage it, WITH the people.
try picking a Michigan base company for a state who unemployment is still high.