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Superior Ready Mix dusts Allied Gardens
Great job Kirk! Thank you!— October 5, 2018 6 a.m.
Del Mar Mesa Preserve
Yes, but not recommended during prime hours. This trail is very narrow and heavily traveled by mountain bikers. It might be difficult with a dog down there. However, if you're going mid-week there are far less people. Most people access this trail during weekends and after work. It is a gem you'll never forget.— June 28, 2018 2:27 p.m.
Trails of Tierrasanta are paved with good intentions
Illegal trails are symptom from a failed Citywide Trails Plan. If we had good trails, we would not have illegal trails or massive over crowding at Cowles Mountain and Iron Mountain. Case in point is Mission Trails Regional Park. The park proclaims 53+ miles of trails - 32 miles are fireroad! Only 9 miles (mostly in Cowles) are hiking only with another 9 miles as multi-use (in many small sections). Few people hike a fireroad and think its a nice trail! Since it is so ridiculous to get trails built, the City decided to RENAME service roads as multi-use trails. Hikers want trails - NOT fire roads. Ultimately, the problem is how long it takes to get a trail approved - ten years is normal. This puts the city in a tough spot. The majority of citizens want multi-use trails (not fire roads). A minority will do everything possible to slow the process down. The city can close trails, but then you have a public backlash as seen last fall with 600 protest riders in Mission Trails. Furthermore, closed trails rarely stay 'closed' as reroutes are common. I understand Schultz' concerns yet also realize people will not wait ten years for a trail to be built. Until the process for building trails is dramatically streamlined and the city STOPS calling fire roads trails, nothing will change.— July 21, 2014 4:04 p.m.