It appears that it may be a cleanup day from 9 to noon but on second read it looks like a day for some basic groundwork (literally). I called Michael and got a recording. He is with the DWR so I know they are involved. We have been assigned cleanup duties at Lincoln Beach, which is not the same as Lincoln Point, by the Commission for the past three years but I haven't heard anything about this. Last year we encouraged our members to go out on their own because of the virus rather than having days where we gathered. I cleaned up around the ramp/dock area every time I was there. I haven't done anything this year due to some health issues. Sam Braeger, the man in charge at the Commission, told me that they have others who are interested in taking it over. It seems that the onus has fallen on those of us who regularly use the area. Many of us are older and/or walking wounded. I'd like to know if anybody has strong feelings about holding on to this responsibility or if you feel it would be just as well to let it go. You can post here or contact me directly. Either way, if you use the area I strongly encourage you to go tomorrow and find out what is happening. Some of us are very interested in what they are going to do in that area and this seems like a way to be informed and have a solid place to come from if you want to make comments or suggestions. This the kind of grass-roots opportunity we don't often get. Maybe I will see you there.
I did a little more searching and found this:
Need some service hours? Want to help beautify Utah Lake? Join the Utah Valley Chamber of Commerce in a service project hosted by Utah Lake Commission at Lincoln Point!
All volunteers must sign the waiver by visiting the link in our bio.
Curiouser and curiouser. The land is actually owned by Utah County, I believe. I hope everyone works together to maintain/improve/develop this spot.
I did a little more searching and found this:
Need some service hours? Want to help beautify Utah Lake? Join the Utah Valley Chamber of Commerce in a service project hosted by Utah Lake Commission at Lincoln Point!
All volunteers must sign the waiver by visiting the link in our bio.
Curiouser and curiouser. The land is actually owned by Utah County, I believe. I hope everyone works together to maintain/improve/develop this spot.
The older I get the more I would rather be considered a good man than a good fisherman.