Fairbanks trail advocates, once again Fairbanks trails need your help. On Thursday, February 23, the Fairbanks Borough Assembly will be addressing the postponed ordinance (Ordinance 2022-47) to adopt the Fairbanks Comprehensive Recreational Trails … [Continue reading]
Trial Regarding Ester Valley Trail Starts
A trial started today regarding public access to a trail in the Ester area. The case, Orth vs Largent, has been in the works for years. After several delays the trial has finally started. The case regards whether there is legal public access to … [Continue reading]
Recently Defeated Trail Ordinance Not an Instance of Mob Rule
A recent decision by the Fairbanks Borough Assembly and Mayor to defeat a trail-related ordinance was not “mob rule.” In her January 31 letter “Personal property rights in danger," Gail McBride made strong claims without backing them up. She also … [Continue reading]
Proposed Borough Ordinance That Would Hurt Trails Access Fails
An ordinance that would harm public access to trails in the Fairbanks North Star Borough was defeated at last night’s Assembly meeting. Ordinance No. 2022-65, submitted by Assemblymembers Jimi Cash and Tammie Wilson, would have changed an existing … [Continue reading]
Clarification About Assemblyman Lojewski’s Substitute Ordinance
I need to clarify something in my original post about proposed Ordinance No. 2022 – 65, which I feel would harm public access to trails in the Fairbanks Borough. The proposed ordinance is before the Fairbanks Borough Assembly and will get a public … [Continue reading]
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