IF YOU HAVE AN OPINION ON A PROPOSED TRAIL SYSTEM FOR PETROGLYPH NATIONAL MONUMENT, THEN BOOK SOME TIME FOR THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14TH, STARTING AT 6PM.
EARLIER THIS MONTH, THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE RELEASED A USE MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE MONUMENT WHICH IS CO-MANAGED BY THE CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE’S OPEN SPACE DIVISION. THE PLAN WOULD LIMIT ACCESS ENTRY POINTS TO THE AREA AND OUTLINE A SYSTEM OF TRAILS FOR THE MONUMENT THAT WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1990.
THE NEXT PUBLIC MEETING ON THE PLAN IS SCHEDULED FOR THURSDAY AT THE TAYLOR RANCH COMMUNITY CENTER, LOCATED ON KATCHINA STREET NORTHWEST STARTING AT 6PM. YOU CAN ALSO SUBMIT COMMENTS THROUGH THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE WEB PAGE . PETROGLYPH NATIONAL MONUMENT IS OVER 72-HUNDRED ACRES IN SIZE.
