Just a few weeks ago, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) introduced
S. 2122 to stop the EPA from promulgating new highly restrictive regulations
under the Clean Water Act that would extend agency control over very small
wetlands and intermittent streams (e.g. mud puddles and small watercourses on
trails that occur after a rain storm).
The Recreation HQ supports Paul's effort to block these
new EPA closure-oriented regulations. These new rules - supported by hard-core
green organizations - are large unfunded mandates that can impact (e.g. close)
OHV use on federal, state, and private lands.
Here is link to S2122 Overview
http://paul.senate.gov/?p=defense_of_environment_and_property_act_of_2012
HQ believes anti-access groups will continue to utilize
the EPA/CWA/ESA to close recreation roads and trails on public lands as is
highlighted in the article below:
Article on Court Decision on FS Road/Water Runoff
http://billingsgazette.com/news/state-and-regional/montana/judge-orders-forest-service-to-rework-eis/article_583e4e02-579d-5a9d-ad8c-2e7bf6051e9b.html
HQ urges your
small business or large/small recreation group to join the following groups
FreedomWorks
Americans for ProsperityAmerican Land Rights Association
American Policy Center
Kentucky Farm Bureau
Kentucky Coal Association
Take Back Kentucky
Crounse Corporation
James DeLong (Author, Property Matters)
Quiet Warrior Racing
BlueRibbon Coalition
and send a letter in support of S.2122 TODAY to Sen. Paul’s office – Attn: Rachel Bovard:
Senator Rand Paul
Member, U.S. Senate208 RSOB
Washington, D.C. 20510
Attn: Rachel_Bovard@paul.senate.gov
Thanks for doing this today!
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