High hopes for new park in Morongo Basin

TWENTYNINE PALMS, Calif. The board wants to study a number of potential sites. Part of the plan is to include facilities for off-road vehicle recreation. The study was initiated by First District Supervisor Brad Mitzelfelt.

Mitzefelt says a regional park will provide new opportunities for recreation and healthy activities for children and families. He also says it will provide safe, regulated, off-road recreation, and reduce the problem of illegal riding.

Two specific sites that are said to have good potential are the "Gold Park site" and the "Marine Base site." The study is expected to take 12 to 18 months to prepare, and cost $50,000.

Funds for the study will come from Off-Highway Vehicle License Fees.

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