Change-in-Use Tracker
Committed to Accountability and Transparency for Every Dollar Raised
We have introduced a CIU Tracker to illustrate and ultimately measure how singletrack trail mileage accessible to off-road cyclists at Mount Diablo State Park could improve if all three CIU phases are approved and implemented by the year 2035.
The purpose of the CIU Tracker is to hold both California State Parks and Mount Diablo Trails Alliance accountable for reviewing and considering the types of access improvements initially recommended by the stakeholder-driven 2016 Road and Trail Management Plan (RTMP).
CIU Tracker Graph #1 provides historical perspective of how much community trust, effort and patience were invested in the RTMP process since 2008.
Accountability and Transparency
CIU Tracker Graph #2 provides a hypothetical forecast of how CIU-related access gains for off-road cyclists would still keep the user group’s overall access ratio below 50%, while dramatically improving safety conditions and circulation, connector and loop options for the large, growing trail user base.
These type of access gains are important to address evolving public access needs of state park visitors. Trails are common ground, and most trail users regard trail access as providing a safe place for pursuing fitness, renewal or wellness activities and other conservation-based interests.
