| Wallace Trail Preservation
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Wallace Township contains a unique network of trails. Some of
these pathways are more than a century old and a hundred miles long. They afford
residents countless opportunities for outdoor recreation and enjoyment. Trails
preserve our rural atmosphere, foster physical and mental health, provide
backyard neighborhood watch services, protect home values and reduce costs of
municipal services. Because trails link various parts of the township and
provide alternative means of transportation, they enhance our sense of community
and well being. In short, trails make Wallace township a better place to
live.
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| The Wallace Trail Preservation Board meets on the
second Monday of each month at 7:00 PM at the Township Building. |
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| WTPB Committee Members: |
Dorothy
Kirk - Chairwoman
Mary Wasko - Vice Chairwoman
Mary McCabe - Member Dan Wagner - Member | |
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OF CONDUCT - TRAIL ETIQUETTE |
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| Trails may be used
for non-motorized use only |
| Stay on the trail
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| Respect property
owners and other trail users |
| Preserve and protect
wildlife and other natural resources |
| Carry trash out - Do
not litter |
| Don’t smoke or drink
alcohol |
| Use personal
electronics with headphones only |
| No hunting or
trapping |
| No firearms or other
weapons |
| No loitering
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| Never cut corners or
cross planted fields or lawns |
| Keep dogs under
control |
Clean up after your dog or horse as a courtesy to others Use caution and go
slowly when passing fenced animals |
| Report unsafe
conditions and suspicious activities |
| Never tread on soft
sod |
| Leave gates and
trails as you find them |
| Remember, trail use
is a privilege — Be courteous | |
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