Keep the KY trails open!

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This is a repost from the KY TTORA President:


So the main road that goes through Sand Lick and also up to Big Bend Ridge is county road 1057 Sand Lick Road (The Narrows Road AKA). The USFS illegally closed and damaged this road in 2006 without the county consent. The county judge executive sent the county road crew in last Tuesday to reopen the road, which they did. On Friday, the USFS illegally retrenched the road and also posted a ranger to guard the county road. This morning, the ranger threatened to arrest the county road workers who showed up to reopen their road along with the judge if he showed his presence.





The judge has proof the road is county road 1057 Sand Lick Road and also that the documentation the USFS used to close and damage it was filled with errors, including stating the road was not a county road.



On Wednesday April 3rd at 9AM, the judge is leading his county road crew to reopen it once and for all.



WE NEED ALL THE PEOPLE WE CAN TO BE THERE TO SUPPORT THE COUNTY AND RECLAIM OUR ROADS BY EXERCISING THEIR RIGHTS AS AMERICANS.



Sand Lick Road is a few miles down Big Bend Road just outside Zachariah, KY (41301) which is in between Slade KY and Beattyville, KY.





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Please spread the word and help show the public is not going to allow our access to be taken illegally. Be there to support our county and access to our forests in general. There are hundreds of miles of county roads in the national forest, this is the first of many we are taking back from illegal closures.
 
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Per Judge James Anderson's newest information to me.....

The reopening has been cancelled due to newly raised legal questions that too far risk taxpayer interests of Powell county. The legalities will be answered and we will still work to reopen the county road once the risks are erased. This county road issue is dynamic in nature but one worth pursuing for everyone's benefit.

Maybe the media asking what changed will help answer why the sudden change in heart
 

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