Recreation
VI. Recreation
- Water company land should be kept as forest with public use permitted for recreation
- Hiking and X-country trials
- Parking for people who use hiking trails
- No snow machine trails
- Restrict noise generated by snowmobiles.
- Restrict snowmobiles to certain areas.
- Recreational facility
- Camps for kids
- Club with clubhouse residence housing
- Adult hunting or fishing camps
- Golf
- Fishing
- Add bike lanes to roads.
- Bike path
- People should have public access to preserved areas, waterfronts, etc., for recreation.
- Use of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) should be restricted/banned on Class VI roads.
- Class VI roads need protection from motorized vehicles (ATVs) - more specifically, ATV tour groups and anyone using these roads commercially.
- Town unmaintained roads (Class VI) should never be developed.
- Use of ATVs should be restricted/banned on Class VI roads.
- I think it is wrong for Lebanon to ban all "ATV", including bicycles, from city-owned land. These areas are a valuable resource to the entire community and I hope that Hanover doesn't follow Lebanon on this issue.
- We would appreciate more access to open space lands where we can ride horses so we can get off the roads.
- Areas protected for hiking, recreation and wildlife conservation are very important.
- We should restrict hunting.
- No restrictions on hunting
- The Dana land should not be closed to hunting. Mr. Dana encouraged hunting. The town has closed an area long used by locals.
- Folks who post their land with "No Trespassing" signs put an undue burden on long-time residents who don't - funneling all hikers, hunters, skiers onto land not posted.