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Written by North County Times
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Friday, October 31, 2008 |
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Edward Sifuentes The county's Planning Commission endorsed a proposed noise ordinance on Friday that is upsetting off-road enthusiasts who say the stricter rules could prevent them from playing in their own backyards. But there are other backcountry residents who say the new rules don't go far enough, and they would like even lower noise levels. The ordinance must be approved by the Board of Supervisors before it can take effect. The commission voted 5-1 to recommend to the Board of Supervisors that it approve the proposal when members meet Nov. 19. |
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Read more... [Backcountry residents disagree on noise]
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Written by The Union Democrat
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Tuesday, October 28, 2008 |
James Damschroder
A contentious plan to map and designate trails for off-highway vehicles in the Stanislaus National Forest is heading down the homestretch. Sometime in the next three weeks, a list of alternatives to the original proposal will be released, said Jerry Snyder, Stanislaus National Forest spokesman. At that time, the alternatives will be up for public review and comments. Early next spring, the Environmental Impact Report is scheduled for release. The Forest Service is not ready to say what the alternatives will be. |
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Read more... [Forest OHV plan in the home stretch]
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Written by North County Times
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Thursday, October 23, 2008 |
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Edward Sifuentes Proposed changes to the county's noise ordinance are upsetting off-road enthusiasts who say the new rules could severely restrict where they can play in the backcountry. Residents concerned about noise from off-road vehicles said the proposed rules are not strict enough. As part of an update to some county regulations, officials with the Planning and Land Use Department are proposing stricter noise rules in the unincorporated county ---- particularly with regard to off-road vehicles. |
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Read more... [County wants to revamp noise rules]
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Written by The Desert Sun
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Monday, October 13, 2008 |
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Sheriff's deputies ticketed 29 motorists and warned 31 others for illegally driving off-road vehicles around Riverside County over the weekend, including Temecula's wine country, a sheriff's spokesman said today.
Advertisement Three motorists were ticketed in the wine country Saturday, and deputies also spoke to residents in the area concerning issues they have with illegal off-roading. |
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Read more... [26 off-roaders ticketed in 'Iron Door' near Indio]
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Written by The Desert Sun
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Monday, July 07, 2008 |
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Five people suspected of driving all-terrain vehicles in prohibited areas were cited today and an ATV that had been reported stolen was recovered during a crackdown on off-road drivers in the Sun City and Nuevo areas, according to the Sheriff's Department. The department's Perris Station deployed ROVE -- Riverside County Off- Highway Vehicle Enforcement -- units to saturate the area in an effort to reduce illegal off-roading and excessive noise, the department reported. |
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Read more... [Sheriff's Department cracking down on ATVs]
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Written by Hi-Desert Star
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Tuesday, November 30, 1999 |
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The off-highway vehicle issue has raged on both sides for months. The Hi-Desert Star’s Saturday “Our View” calls for civil discourse from all sides. The problem is not the amount of people gathering without permits or the desert’s being destroyed, it is that local government has failed the citizens in San Bernardino County. I don’t know exactly what the OHV ordinance or other laws state. However, I call the sheriff’s department about the same violators often. They come here, say they don’t see anything, turn around and leave. |
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Read more... [Letter: Real OHV problem is government inaction]
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