Attend Aug 1st hearing in Reno to support wild horses against sprawl

Update: July 26, 2012

“I applaud the folks at Bella Vista II,” says Carrol Abel, past president of Hidden Valley Wild Horse Protection Fund. “They recognized a need to provide protections for wild horses in the area thus providing protection for future residents of their development. Our city needs to step up to the plate and require the same for future developments.”

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Urban sprawl threatens wild horse habitat

If you cannot attend, send us your comments and we will deliver them.

Attend hearing Aug 1 to support wild horses. (Photo © Sherry Thelma Snider)

A public hearing will be held by the Reno Planning Commission in Council Chambers at City Hall, 1 East First Street, Reno, Nevada.

Hearing Date & Time: August 1, 2012, 6:00 PM

Case Number: LDC10-00051

Project Name: Bella Vista Ranch Phase II

Description: We will transcribe this soon. It’s on the public notice posted above

Applicant: Corona Cyan LLC

Staff Contact Phone Number: (775)334-2272

City of Reno

Community Development Division

P.O. Box 1900

Reno, Nevada 89505

You can email your comments to us at Contact@ProtectMustangs.org and we will get them to the hearing.

Thank you for doing what you can do to help wild horses remain in freedom.

3 thoughts on “Attend Aug 1st hearing in Reno to support wild horses against sprawl

  1. We need your comments against urban sprawl in Reno threatening wild horse habitat on the outskirts of Reno. If you live outside America we especially need your comments because these mustangs are easy for tourists to find. Please email your comments to Contact@ProtectMustangs.org by July 30 so we can get them to the hearing. These wild horses are accessible to the public without spending the whole day and a lot of money on the range in a 4×4 searching for them. We call them the Reno Wild Horse Ambassadors.

  2. I’m confused. Not being from the Reno area and unfamiliar with the area in question:

    1. Is this just a place where wild horses tend to forage?

    2. Is this part of an HMA?

    3. If it is part of an HMA why isn’t the BLM involved?

    A little clarification would at least help me…

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