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Scott,
From the ridgeline down(west) Saddleback ski area owns ~11,000 acres. I
believe that the land from the ridgeline to the east is owned by a timber
company. The AT traverses this area (and much of Maine) with the permission
of the landowners.
Actually the ATC supports Alternative 2. Why do you reject this alternative?
Steve Kijak
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From: Scott Mortimer [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 1999 6:36 PM
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Subject: [SKIVT-L] More Saddleback discussion
I wasn't aware that the AT people are trying to stop
development on
land already owned by Saddleback, that certainly
doesn't seem fair.
But when it comes down to it, I'd rather have the
mountain close and
hike the trails then have it turned into a 14-lift
mega-area. And
with Alternative 1, they've got plenty of killer
terrain to add lifts
and trails. Vote now!
Scott
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