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mark_swart
7/5/2017 8:41pm
7/5/2017 8:41pm
Watching Red Bud this weekend got me thinking about the historical significance of some of our tracks, quite a few of which are passing or getting close to the 40 year mark. Tracks like Unadilla, Red Bud, High Point, Gatorback, Glen Helen, Lake Sugartree, etc. I hate the thought that some of these iconic tracks could someday be lost like Carlsbad and Saddleback.
Is it possible to get a MX track recognized as a historical site to protect them from future encroachment / noise complaints / rezoning / etc. (I believe Budds Creek was running into this a while back?)
Just curious if anyone has thought about or pursued this way to legitimize and preserve our heritage.
Is it possible to get a MX track recognized as a historical site to protect them from future encroachment / noise complaints / rezoning / etc. (I believe Budds Creek was running into this a while back?)
Just curious if anyone has thought about or pursued this way to legitimize and preserve our heritage.
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