I am honestly overwhelmed by how many people have added their names to this effort. We are almost at one thousand signatures and I truly believe this momentum belongs entirely to your dedication to our waterways.
Reached 100 supporters
April 28, 2016
303 Comments
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Brian Schoenborn
10 years ago
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A no wake zone for that many miles would FAIL. People would try to go slow but most likely they would plow a larger wake. Boats going fast enough to plane off have small wakes. The majority of that gorge it lined with rock anyways.
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Wally Kreutzen
10 years ago
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An economic analysis of the the fiscal impact on the local economies including employment impacts is needed with this proposal. Keep Lavasu and the Topok Gorge open to safe boating and recreational activities.
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Cliff McDonald
10 years ago
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30 years of living and boating in this area and I have never experienced the damage, accidents, destruction by boats, that the USFW describe in their draft recreational boating CD. No more over reaching restrictions.
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Paul Tassie
10 years ago
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I oppose the current and future proposed restrictions on the refuge - when non motorized boaters start paying registration, launch fees and have to use lights at night they will have a better arguement
It is unsafe to only have one lane to access the river under power
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Not only will these limitations kill boating and tourism for Lake Havasu and its surrounding areas but it will increase the boating traffic to the lower body of the lake. The last thing we need is more accidents!
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Philip Troost
10 years ago
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Further and past restrictions will not do any prove able benefits to the environment, and will only further harm the surrounding economies. These restrictions wil severely stifle and snuff the boating based economy that has helped the area flourish.
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John Bevan jr
10 years ago
35 years vacationing in Havasu. Now a 2 year resident who almost ALWAYS heads up River to relax with family and friends.
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Tommy D
10 years ago
What is there reasoning to shutting down the river
I am honestly overwhelmed by how many people have added their names to this effort. We are almost at one thousand signatures and I truly believe this momentum belongs entirely to your dedication to our waterways.
Reached 100 supporters
April 28, 2016
303 Comments
B
Brian Schoenborn
10 years ago
Featured
A no wake zone for that many miles would FAIL. People would try to go slow but most likely they would plow a larger wake. Boats going fast enough to plane off have small wakes. The majority of that gorge it lined with rock anyways.
W
Wally Kreutzen
10 years ago
Featured
An economic analysis of the the fiscal impact on the local economies including employment impacts is needed with this proposal. Keep Lavasu and the Topok Gorge open to safe boating and recreational activities.
C
Cliff McDonald
10 years ago
Featured
30 years of living and boating in this area and I have never experienced the damage, accidents, destruction by boats, that the USFW describe in their draft recreational boating CD. No more over reaching restrictions.
P
Paul Tassie
10 years ago
Featured
I oppose the current and future proposed restrictions on the refuge - when non motorized boaters start paying registration, launch fees and have to use lights at night they will have a better arguement
It is unsafe to only have one lane to access the river under power
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
Featured
Not only will these limitations kill boating and tourism for Lake Havasu and its surrounding areas but it will increase the boating traffic to the lower body of the lake. The last thing we need is more accidents!
P
Philip Troost
10 years ago
Featured
Further and past restrictions will not do any prove able benefits to the environment, and will only further harm the surrounding economies. These restrictions wil severely stifle and snuff the boating based economy that has helped the area flourish.
J
John Bevan jr
10 years ago
35 years vacationing in Havasu. Now a 2 year resident who almost ALWAYS heads up River to relax with family and friends.
T
Tommy D
10 years ago
What is there reasoning to shutting down the river
A no wake zone for that many miles would FAIL. People would try to go slow but most likely they would plow a larger wake. Boats going fast enough to plane off have small wakes. The majority of that gorge it lined with rock anyways.