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Title: Polaris Spends $$ To Help with Trail Opening's Post by: eric on January 17, 2005, 01:32:57 AM County Tentatively Sponsors ATV Trail
Herald-Review Last Updated: Thursday, December 23rd, 2004 04:19:28 PM http://www.grandrapids-mn.com/placed/index.php?sect_rank=1&story_id=190119 The Itasca County Board of Commissioners approved a tentative sponsorship of the proposed Grant in Aid ATV trail from Quadna Mountain in Hill City to Ruttger’s Sugar Lake Lodge South of Grand Rapids during its regular meeting last week. Len Hardy, past president of the Midwest ATV Club spoke to the county board about the project. Hardy said that the proposed trail would create 44 more miles of ATV trails in the area with two spur trails. Hardy said that currently there are about 34 miles of ATV trails in the area. Most of the trail will run through Blandin property. The trail will be a collaborative effort among Itasca County, Aitkin County, Blandin Paper Company, Polaris Industries and local ATV clubs. The construction and maintenance of the trail would be paid for through the Minnesota Grant-in-Aid program as well as private dollars from Polaris. Commissioner Mark Mandich credited Senator Tom Saxhaug and Representative Loren Solberg for their work on the project. Mandich said, “I think it’s a win/win situation for everyone involved.” While many are excited about the potential project, Teresa Winkler, the clerk of Wildwood Township said that residents of the area have “mixed emotions” about the trail with regards to ATVers staying on the trail and not riding through private property. ___________________________________________________ To express your thanks to Polaris for supporting new trails like this one simply go to: http://thewayout.polarisindustries.com/thewayout/contactus/default.aspx My letter read: Dear Polaris, I recently came across an article @ http://www.grandrapids-mn.com/placed/index.php?sect_rank=1&story_id=190119 showing your companies support for new trail openings in Minnesota. As an avid atv user in FL where places to ride are rare I applaud your organizations efforts and hope to see this type of work continue within your organization. You can bet you have won the support of many current and future riders who will share these new trails. Thanks for your support, __________________________________________________ Response so far to my letter: Dear Eric, Thank you for taking the time to write to us. I will convey your comments to our Corporate Office. Sincerely, John Polaris Direct Consumer Service 1-800-304-6067 consumer.service@purepolaris.com Title: Re: Polaris Spends $$ To Help with Trail Opening's Post by: innocent_bystander on January 17, 2005, 05:57:23 AM Hopefully the rest of the ATV companies will be doing this. It only helps them in the long run.
Title: Re: Polaris Spends $$ To Help with Trail Opening's Post by: SkyHighT100 on January 17, 2005, 06:37:58 AM Thats awesome that they did that. And I bet that will help their business a lot too in the long run... any chances of getting some company to do that in Florida??? LOL... I say we write letters to Yamaha and Honda, they are some of the biggest names.... anyone? anyone??
Title: Re: Polaris Spends $$ To Help with Trail Opening's Post by: MOKAS on January 17, 2005, 11:06:12 AM im in :D
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