Re: More on Great Thumb Access
Well, this is a process for me and Tom Ms posts are helpful indeed. Tom, I am wanting to confirm the link between all you've described and TITLE 16 >...
tomkbourne2002 2005-10-13 08:23:57 #38149

Re: More on Great Thumb Access
Hi Tom, Thanks for the good info! seems like you got it right from the source. You bring up a good point about not waving the documents in front of their...
Peter Borremans 2005-10-13 07:03:36 #38148

More on Great Thumb Access
I asked Jeff about the 4X4 road out the Thumb. I wanted to know if it was shown in the Havasupai Land Use Plan as a trail or a road. Jeff replies: ...
Tom Martin 2005-10-13 06:33:54 #38147

Great Thumb access and S. 1296
Hi all, I asked Jeff Ingram about the access to Great Thumb issue. As you recall, Jeff helped craft the bill�s language back in the 70�s. I asked...
Tom Martin 2005-10-13 06:17:01 #38146

Re: Esplanade west of Supai
Exactly. All I've been telling the group is people have spent a lot of time trying to get the tribe to comply with the intent of the law that created their...
Bob Marley 2005-10-12 16:07:23 #38145

Re: Esplanade west of Supai
"Consent of the tribe" I believe refers to a "nonmember to utilize lands within the reservation" and that is not what we are asking for. What we are asking...
Peter Borremans 2005-10-12 15:32:57 #38144

Re: Esplanade west of Supai
Tom, I understand your point, but I don't think it makes much difference. Still seems to me the intent was for the Havasupai to "permit", "allow", or "give...
Bob Bordasch 2005-10-12 15:31:49 #38143

Re: Esplanade west of Supai
Bob B, I think that in that paragraph the word "permitted" is being used in its meaning "allowed", and that the phrase "and with the consent of the tribe",...
tomkbourne2002 2005-10-12 13:31:11 #38142

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