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Goal 5 Objectives<br />
Establish and maintain productive relationships between individuals,<br />
organizations, industry, and government agencies to cooperatively identify<br />
problems and develop and implement solutions to advance the Mission and<br />
Goals of the OHMVR Program.<br />
5.1 By 2013, improve communication and interaction among local, state<br />
and federal agencies having direct or indirect land management, law<br />
enforcement and/or regulatory responsibilities involving OHMVR<br />
Program activities and issues.<br />
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The OHMVR Commission and Division collaborate with local, state, and federal<br />
agencies to develop content and tour locations for OHMVR Commission meetings,<br />
address issues that concern OHV access and<br />
recreation, and engage the public on issues that<br />
concern them. OHMVR Division environmental<br />
scientists have played a key role in the management<br />
of the FTHL at Ocotillo Wells SVRA. Environmental<br />
scientists have been sitting members of the FTHL<br />
Interagency Coordinating Committee for the last six<br />
years, and provide comments and peer review for committee publications, program<br />
design, and policy. OHMVR Division environmental scientists are experts in this field<br />
of study and publish management documents for the FTHL.<br />
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Prairie City SVRA resources staff teamed up with the flat track concessionaire to<br />
start a new volunteer program at the park. Members of Big Time Speedway’s Youth<br />
Group volunteer corps collect, sort, and haul away recycling left by park guests. All<br />
proceeds received for the recycled materials go to fund the youth group’s motorcycle<br />
speedway activities. The program fosters relationships between the park and user<br />
groups while promoting public involvement and sustainability practices.<br />
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OHMVR Division planning staff and OHMVR Commissioners attend USFS and BLM<br />
land use planning meetings to provide feedback and support for their programs. In<br />
2014 and 2015, staff attended several USFS public meetings to provide feedback<br />
on the Forest Plan Revision Update. Staff were also engaged with the BLM’s West<br />
Mojave Route Network Project and Plan Amendment.<br />
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California State Parks, Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Commission
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