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A Bridge Built By CCORC by Mark Holland |
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As of June 24, 2007 the Big Sandy Bridge is 100% Complete. On June 9th and 10th a Black Hawk Helicopter from the Fresno Based Army National Guard Unit flew the three bridge segments into place. CCORC members: Mike Bloom, Daniel Himes, John Marquez, Rick Clack, Lyle Powers, Jake Liles, Chris Duburg and I made up the volunteer portion of the crew that set the bridges down on their supports. In addition CCORC members: Susan Holland, Marilyn Himes and Samantha Ottemoeller assisted with the final bolt down of the bridges and provided much needed support during the setting of the bridges. |
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Woodward Park - MTB Skillz Trail |
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Woodward Mountain Bike Park, Fresno, California The City of Fresno is redesigning sections of Woodward Park to provide new and improved cycling opportunities. The City of Fresno hired HILRIDE to design a progression based mountain bike skills park at Woodward Park. HILRIDE is also developing a risk management plan, signage program and providing construction oversight. |
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Woodward Park - MTB Skillz Trail |
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THe City of Fresno Parks & Recreation is offering CCORC, and the local mountainbiking community, the opportunity for input on a Skills Mtb trail out at Woodward Park. |
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CCORC - Trail Merit Award |
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On May 6th, 2006 Central California Off-Road Cyclist received the 2005-2006 Trail/Greenway Project Merit Award at the 21st California Trails and Greenways Conference in Agoura Hills, CA. CCORC was recognized for its efforts in constructing the Big Sandy Bridge on the San Joaquin River Trail. The conference and awards dinner was attended by Daniel Himes, John Marquez, Mike Bloom and Mark Holland. On Saturday evening at the awards dinner the California Trails and Greenways Foundation had a presentation showing pictures of the project and read a brief description of the work that was involved. During the presentation of the award the announcer stated that the judges were so impressed with the size and complexity of the project that they felt it was more like a major public works project in lieu of a volunteer trail project.
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