Stand Up for Open Space: Join Us Aug 14th, 6pm at City Hall or via Zoom!

🔔 Take Action Now: Stand Up for Our Open Space! Join Us at the Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Meeting on Aug 7! 🔔

Reject Mountain Bike Flow Trails in Lime Ridge Open Space!

Understanding Mountain Bike Flow Trails (MTBs):

Mountain bike flow trails offer an exhilarating ride, designed for speed with banked turns, jumps, and rolling terrain. Witness the experience:(Watch Now).

Why It Matters:

The City of Walnut Creek is barreling ahead with plans for mountain bike flow trails:

- Spending over $150,000 to assess trails above homes in south Lime Ridge.

- Sidestepping community input while collaborating with outside groups.

- Reviewing more trails above Crystyl Ranch and Shell Ridge Open Space.

Immediate Concerns:

🚗 Traffic congestion amplifying on Walnut Ave., Oak Grove Rd., Arbolado Rd., and Valley Vista Dr.

🅿️ Parking conundrum with planned sites affecting local neighborhoods.

🔥 Collateral impacts rippling through safety, crime, wildfires, noise, environment, and property values.

🚴‍♂️ Drawing mountain bike events to areas designated for hiker/equestrian trails.

🏡 Encouraging loitering above homes, threatening safety and privacy.

How You Can Join the Cause:

1. PROS Meeting: Be there on Aug 14th, 6pm at City Hall, and add your voice or join via www.zoom.us:

Webinar ID: 831 6154 3791 / Passcode: 684113

2. Contact Officials: Share your thoughts at PublicComments@walnut-creek.org.

3. Email City Council: Reach out to Mayor@walnut-creek.org to express your concerns.

4. Spread the Message: Request a "Protect Lime Ridge - No Mountain Bike Flow Trail" yard sign at protectlimeridge@gmail.com.

5. Volunteer: Stand up against planned trails by emailing protectlimeridge@gmail.com to join the effort.

🌟 Let's Make an Impact, Together! 🌟

Your support is vital in safeguarding our open space. Join us on August 14th, 6PM at City Hall for the PROS meeting and be part of the movement.

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