First Local Access Plan Created for Riverbed Vehicles

[davido]

Good news.

http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/news/news/040426c.phtml

[Jackasic]

this could be interesting:

it defines navigable river or stream as "a river or stream that retains an average width of 30 or more feet from the mouth or confluence up."

[Violentv8toy]

wow....500 yards long and 250 yards across...

we're still gettin' fawked...and water is still offlimits (riverbed wheeling sucks...its about the water crossings)

its a start i guess.

[redcagepatrol]

so we can drive down to the river there like we used to so we can clean off and go swimming - that's a good sign! Ive got that cool pic of Jimmy washing his hair in the river there:flipoff2:

[bburris]

"...according to Mason County Attorney Shain Chapman."
Just so everyone knows, Shain (one of the guys that helps run Katemcy Rocks) was a huge contributing factor in getting this legislation pushed through and implememented. It affects the area that the group from TCC 1 went down to to swim and cool off on saturday last year.

[BMFScout]

yeah that was nice, just don't tell the tree huggers that I dropped a deuce in the river...:D