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Huron Manistee National Forest Supervisor, LeAnne Martin says that the new plan attempts to preserve a balance between the needs of recreation users, and protecting the river resources. The plan, if adopted as is close access to the river from federal land from midnight to 4 am. It would also impact the following locations, alphabetically:
expanded facilites
parking plowed in winter
restroom facilities improved
restroom facilities improved
a back-down boat launch will be added
boat slide removed
parking expanded including Jorgenson's
parking plowed in winter
parking plowed in winter
bridge modified to accomdate drift boats
10 parking spaces built
parking plowed in winter in Forest Service takes over management
restroom facilities improved
parking expanded
parking plowed in winter
parking plowed in winter
parking plowed in winter in Forest Service takes over management
parking plowed in winter
parking plowed in winter in Forest Service takes over management
The biggest changes could come to Indian Bridge. When the bridge was rebuilt three years ago, the deck remained at the same elevation, but a different substructure now hinders passage of boats except for canoes or kayaks. The county estimates that to raise the bridge could cost as much as $200,000.
Changes would come as well to the watercraft permit system. All watercraft would be required to have a permit from the Friday before Memorial Day through Labor Day. Weekends from Labor Day through October 31 would also be under the permit system.
Riparian permits will be recalled and reissued with each tax parcel receiving one permit.
from the Ludington Daily News, Nov 23, 2007
See Pere Marquette River Plan, Huron Manistee National Forest
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