Lake County Konocti Regional Trails
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Lake County is developing a Konocti Regional Trails Plan, which will guide the county in creating a network of trails and community pathways on and around Clear Lake.

When complete, the Konocti Regional Trails Plan will guide the county in establishing needed bike lanes, sidewalks and walking paths in the unincorporated areas of the county, as well as hiking, biking and equestrian trails throughout the county.

The Plan will include existing trails on BLM land, in our National Forest and in our State and county and city parks.

The plan will also incorporate:
• Future hiking, biking and equestrian trails.
• Safe routes between neighborhoods, work and school.
• Connections to water paddling trails on Clear Lake

To assist us with the planning process we would like your input. Please take a few minutes to complete this survey by answering the following fifteen questions:

1. If you live in Lake County, which town do you live in?

2. If you do not live in Lake County, please tell us where you live? (Use town, city or Zip Code).

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3. Which of the following activities do you currently use trails for? Please list your top three choices

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4. What destinations in Lake County do you currently visit to use trails?

 NeverSometimesFrequently
Local paths/roads in my neighborhood
Middletown Park
Clear Lake State Park
Anderson Marsh State Historic Park
Mendocino National Forest/Snow Mountain
Boggs Mountain State Forest
Boggs Lake
Highland Springs Reservoir
Cache Creek
Rodman Slough
Lake Pillsbury
Knoxville/McLaughlin Reserve
Cow Mountain
Walker Ridge/Indian Valley Reservoir
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5. Which of the following destinations would you like to see new or improved trails? Please check your top three choices.

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6. How do you rate the following issues in the planning of a trail system?

 Not ImportantSomewhat ImportantVery Important
Connections/linkages to interesting natural, historic and cultural features
Safe and direct access to and between communities
Personal safety and security on the trail
Safer road crossings
A single trail used by two or more user groups (e.g. hikers, equestrians and cyclists)
Linkages and connections to larger trail system
Trail head parking
Disabled access to trails
Trail facilities (e.g. map/information kiosks, picnic tables, benches, bike racks, restrooms potable water)
Interpretation of features along or visible from the trail (e.g. historic, cultural or natural features)
Trail maintenance and management
Access by public transit (bus)
Privacy of adjacent property
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7. If the trail system was developed, how often do you think you would use it?

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8. If the trail system was developed, how would you and/or your family primarily use the trail system?

 NeverSometimesOften
Getting to work
Getting to school
Access to businesses (e.g. shopping or services)
Recreation (includes exercise, dog walking, social activities)
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9. How would you rank the importance of the following amenities which might be featured into the trail system?

 Not ImportantSomewhat ImportantVery Important
Restrooms
Rest areas (benches and picnic tables)
Fencing, gates and signs to protect private property
Trail head parking
Wildlife viewing areas
Drinking fountains
Historic/Cultural interpretive signs
Mile markers
Directional signs and maps at key locations
Waste receptacles
Equestrian Staging Facilities
Bike racks

10. What is your age group?

11. What is your gender?

12. Do you generally support the creation of new trails in Lake County as part of a regional trail system?

13. Would you be interested in working to develop and plan trails in your community or other communities in Lake County? Please include your contact information under question 14.

14. Please provide your contact information if you would like more information on the Lake County Konocti Regional Trails Master Plan. You will receive updates and meeting notices.

15. Please add any additional comments here:

   


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