DEADLINE TO COMMENT IS DECEMBER 22, 2025.
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The company that applied for permission to hold Fat Truck tours in the Two Rivers area has revised its application. Changes include:
- Reducing proposed route from about 9 miles to about 4 miles
- Limiting travel to a portion of a section line easement (part of Baseline Road); Jenny M Creek Road, an active secondary logging road, and a public access easement known as Pheasant Farm Road.
- Maintaining the proposed route to a width no greater than 12 feet.
- Corrections to the previously provided vehicle description.
On page 4 of the revised application submitted by the company, it states that it will have two employees, run 321 days a year, and with about 9,300 customers per season.
The public has until December 22 to comment on the revised application. Comments or questions ashould be directed to Diana Lehman, 907-451-2722; Fax: 907-451-2751 or e-mail: diana.lehman@alaska.gov.
Find out more HERE. Make sure to check the attachments at the bottom of the notice.
Read my post on the original application HERE.
Read more about Fat Trucks on the company website HERE.
If you were opposed to the original application, do you think the revised application is better? Is it acceptable?
I think that this is still to much wear and tear on the trails. I think the business idea is cool, but it needs to be on private land or on engineered paths that can take the pounding from constant use by multi-ton machines. Now, if this guy wants to keep those trails maintained… that’s a different conversation.