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Enjoy a weekend of riding and adventure with some of the greatest people in the world! This is the kick off fundraiser event to help Operation ADV spread its wings. Each year the State of California makes funding available through the OHV Grants Program. The grants program provides financial assistance to eligible agencies and organizations (federal, city, county, nonprofit, etc.) that develop, expand, maintain, operate, support, or contribute to well-managed, high-quality, OHV recreation areas, roads.

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3. Take a spectacular, yet challenging 820-mile ride across the south-eastern region of California. Rugged two-track and remote dirt roads lead riders through majestic canyons, rocky riverbeds, and sandy washes of California’s famous deserts and national preserves, including a dream ride in the Mojave Preserve. This is the first Wintertime BDR.

What Central Coast Motorcycle Association is all about?

The Central Coast Motorcycle Association is a family oriented off road motorcycle club. The CCMA has been in existence in one form or another since the 70’s. In the past we hosted the Leapin’ Lizard Enduro, which fell victim to the all too common loss of trail miles. We put on several rides every year like the Hangover Ride every New Year’s Day and the Nathan Woods Memorial Ride every Spring.

We have also put on numerous motocross races including the High Mountain Motocross — all great successes. More recently we have been working with the USFS to improve Pozo, our local riding area. We have purchased picnic tables that have been placed at Turkey Flats, and Chester Springs.

The Central Coast Trail Riders Charitable Foundation is seeking public review for our 2019/2020 California State OHV Grant Funding Proposal.

Each year the State of California makes funding available through the OHV Grants Program. The grants program provides financial assistance to eligible agencies and organizations (federal, city, county, nonprofit, etc.) that develop, expand, maintain, operate, support, or contribute to well-managed, high-quality, OHV recreation areas, roads and trails.

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Once again the State of California has funds that are available for education, operation and maintenance, law enforcement and restoration projects. The Central Coast Trail Riders Charitable Foundation (CCTRA) will be submitting an OHV grant project application for funding to help improve the overall OHV experience and promote long term responsible OHV use.

As part of the application process, CCTRA is requesting the public’s comment on our grant project proposal. The CCTRA preliminary grant proposal will be made available March 6th on the on California Off Highway Motor Vehicle website at http://ohv.parks.ca.gov/. Click on Grants, click on On-Line Grants Application (OLGA), click on Public Review instructions and Review Preliminary Applications located in light blue box on the left side of the page. Search for Central Coast Trail Riders, then go to the Ground Operations section for project specifics.

The Grants and Cooperative Agreements Program allows for sixty (60) day public review and comment period. This period provides an opportunity for the public to review the preliminary applications and provide comments to the Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation (OHMVR) Division for consideration during the current grant cycle.

The public comment period begins the first Tuesday following the first Monday in March through the first Monday in May.

Public comments must be submitted to both the Applicant as well as the OHMVR Division by e-mailing the contact person listed on the preliminary application and carbon copying (cc) the OHMVR Division at ohvinfo@parks.ca.gov. NOTE: The contact person for CCTRA is Bruce Whitcher at whitcher.bruce@gmail.com.

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To all potential volunteers. The CCMA will be scheduling one or two work days in the November/December 2013 time frame. The work days will concentrate on water bar maintenance on the Pozo trails. This involves hand tools used to clean out existing water bars so that they drain correctly. This maintenance work helps to preserve the water bars so that they do not wash out. It is not difficult work, but the soil must be moist. Scheduling of the work days will be on short notice because of the need to have moist soils, but not too wet. So, this is a heads up. If you are interested look for e-mails in the November/December time frame announcing work day specifics.

In the meantime, if you have questions please call Bruce Whitcher at 805.459.7111 or e-mail at user501968@aol.com or Dennis Law 805.801.8829 dlaw@amblaw.com

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Work is needed on all trails, but especially Tower trail, Burnout and Las Chiches. Work will consist of clearing drains and some brushing. Some tools will be provided but volunteers should bring their own if possible.