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Could the offroad community raise $200k and then donate the land to the state of Alabama with stipulations that it has to be kept open to the public for offloading? I think it would easier to raise the $ that way and it would be tax deductible for the donors.
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As long as we did not end up with another Tellico closure situation. I don't trust government growing a park like I would a group of dedicated owners. We could easily have a 1000 ac park in time with all of the open land adjacent to the park. I just don't see the government going after that land for us. I sure don't see them getting excited about a group cutting new trails. I could be wrong though.[size=10pt][/size]
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As long as we did not end up with another Tellico closure situation. I don't trust government growing a park like I would a group of dedicated owners. We could easily have a 1000 ac park in time with all of the open land adjacent to the park. I just don't see the government going after that land for us. I sure don't see them getting excited about a group cutting new trails. I could be wrong though.[size=10pt][/size]