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- Club trail
committee determines a suitable route for the HAAC trail. Route
determined by:
- Accessibility,
from connecting trails, roadway etc.
- Terrain,
suitable for all season use.
- Maintenance
requirements.
- Proximity
to residential areas and buildings.
- Approval
of adjacent properties.
- Landowners
are then approached and are asked to consider supporting the club
and the trail on their property. If interested the trail committee
then walks the property to determine best route. A proposed route
is identified and marked.
- The club
and the landowner walk the route together to determine if it is
acceptable by the landowner.
- Once the
landowner has given the club permission for the rout, they are
asked to sign a Land Use Agreement and can denote any special
requests or site-specific instructions. A copy of the signed form
will be sent to the OFATV to initiate the trail liability insurance
coverage.
- Work dates
will be set to perform official marking of the trail and begin
trail building. Trail development may include:
- Bridge
building or culvert installation.
- Grading
- Tree
trimming and/or removal
- Posting
of signage
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