Stop any further restrictions by the US Fish & Wild Services on Lake Havasu and Topock Gorge water way.
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Bill Vowles
10 years ago
Just like what is going on in the Desert with the land grab to keep people out.
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Daniel dodd
10 years ago
You people need to stop overstepping your authority and closing public land and waterways.
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Brandon Larson
10 years ago
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Shawna Bertino
10 years ago
Further restriction will only pollute the water ways. A boat ride that now takes about 30 minutes for people will turn into a 3-4 hour boat ride causing more pollution, gas and exhaust fumes to enter into the water. The topock gorge will end up looking like the channel in Lake Havasu, topped with a thick layer of oil and gas. This will not help the wildlife, it will only destroy it. Making a longer no wake zone is an environmental safety hazard.
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Billy Berkenheger
10 years ago
Absolutely ridiculous. When will it end. Always being told what we can & cannot do. There's plenty of marsh land for paddle boards & paddle boats etc back in the area of Topock. Go back there if you want to be next to nature & all by yourself
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Jeanette alford
10 years ago
This area is already at 5 miles per hour. Loss of revenue will be hit hard for HAVASU Not a good decision.
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Earl Williams
10 years ago
Keep the river open.
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Sandra gloshen
10 years ago
Do not close
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Randy Waterworth
10 years ago
I stand in opposition of further restrictions
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Marty Russo
10 years ago
Please keep the Gorge open.
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Ray Campuzano
10 years ago
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wayne herbert
10 years ago
go protect the border !
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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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Tammy Ross
10 years ago
Please don't ruin our family time!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This land is Our Land!
Help stop the Government takeover and restrictions of public lands... Sign this petition!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Do not restrict our rights on this navigable waterway.
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Charles Bartlett
10 years ago
I have boated and fished this area for over 20 years. I was raised on this stretch of water and I intend to teach my children how to enjoy it also. The land and water belong to the people and not the government. The government should not be able to make decisions for the people.
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Brian Branson
10 years ago
That is one of my family and friends favorite parts of the Colorado River to boat and enjoy that will be made inaccessible and hurt several businesses that rely on boaters from Havasu.
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Bob Sturner
10 years ago
Stop the closure.
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Mike Minegar
10 years ago
I have been boating that area since 1991 and it is an integral part of many business along the river. You have plenty of wetlands and protection already. Please do not make any more no traffic or wake zones.
Just like what is going on in the Desert with the land grab to keep people out.
You people need to stop overstepping your authority and closing public land and waterways.
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Further restriction will only pollute the water ways. A boat ride that now takes about 30 minutes for people will turn into a 3-4 hour boat ride causing more pollution, gas and exhaust fumes to enter into the water. The topock gorge will end up looking like the channel in Lake Havasu, topped with a thick layer of oil and gas. This will not help the wildlife, it will only destroy it. Making a longer no wake zone is an environmental safety hazard.
Absolutely ridiculous. When will it end. Always being told what we can & cannot do. There's plenty of marsh land for paddle boards & paddle boats etc back in the area of Topock. Go back there if you want to be next to nature & all by yourself
This area is already at 5 miles per hour. Loss of revenue will be hit hard for HAVASU Not a good decision.
Keep the river open.
Do not close
I stand in opposition of further restrictions
Please keep the Gorge open.
go protect the border !
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.
Please don't ruin our family time!
This land is Our Land! Help stop the Government takeover and restrictions of public lands... Sign this petition!
Do not restrict our rights on this navigable waterway.
I have boated and fished this area for over 20 years. I was raised on this stretch of water and I intend to teach my children how to enjoy it also. The land and water belong to the people and not the government. The government should not be able to make decisions for the people.
That is one of my family and friends favorite parts of the Colorado River to boat and enjoy that will be made inaccessible and hurt several businesses that rely on boaters from Havasu.
Stop the closure.
I have been boating that area since 1991 and it is an integral part of many business along the river. You have plenty of wetlands and protection already. Please do not make any more no traffic or wake zones.