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Simon Open Space Preserve
Thanks for adding to the congestion of our previously quiet streets. Now not only will we have the unprepared city idiots being rescued from Cedar Creek falls on the other end of SDCE, but now a relatively small, environmentally sensitive open space area will be subject to overuse by overzealous mountain bikers. A 2 to 4 mile ride is not very long for a bike. The terrain is very rocky on the hill climb. Many of the bike riders have no idea of consideration around a horse, of which there are many out here. Now Spangler Peak Road will have to suffer through inconsiderate speeders in a 25 MPH area where kids play in the streets, as we have no sidewalks, and worry about where to park on the weekends just like by the Cedar Creek staging area. And then there's the fire issue this time of year... Find somewhere out in the desert to send these people for recreation - in the Summer.— June 29, 2011 10:34 p.m.