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Written
Comments from the Wauneta and McCook Open Houses
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The following consists
of written comments that were turned in at the Bureau of Reclamation's Informational
Open Houses held in Wauneta, Ne (8/22/00) and McCook, Ne (8/23/00). The
majority of them were written on comment cards.
We thank everyone who attended these open houses for their ideas and these comments which will play an important part in the development of the future Resource Management Plans for the four Southwestern Reservoirs: Enders, Swanson, Medicine Creek and Red Willow.
"Sure give the Bureau credit for one thing - they know how to manage a meeting!!"
"I believe your wages are paid by the people of the state. I believe in a democracy. The people in charge should talk to the people they represent before they make changes. You are making the changes first, and now you want to talk about it.
"Who manages the grazing around the lake. It should be someone who has the experience and knowledge to do it the right way. Pasture light in spring and, if it rains during summer, then pasture it light in fall.
"You say you want to improve the habitat on the West e nd of Enders Lake. The turkey hunting last spring was very poor. It did not improve hunting last spring.
"I would like to see 1 mile of road on the South side of the Frenchman River between the no. 2 parking area and the no. 4 parking area, West end."
"Gov't (should) redo the project purposes at Enders, or introduce legislation."
"Trail 6 needs opened. Trail 8 needs opened. Trail 9 needs opened. Trail 10 is O.K. Trail 11 West needs opened, but trail 11 East needs closed on end. West end of trail 12 needs opened. Macklin campground needs fence on South side." Five trails between the shop and trail 13 need to be opened.
"Thank you! It was nice
to be able to comment for the next long range plan."
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Jay Leasure |
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The
Bureau of Reclamation and the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission seek
to develop Resource Management Plans for Nebraska's four southwestern
reservoirs; Enders, Harry
Strunk, Hugh Butler,
and Swanson. They are
referred to as the 4SW Reservoirs
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