Open House

Date: January 22, 2015

Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park Holds Open House for 2015 Park Compendium and Hearing on Permanent Horse Restrictions in Dyea –February 10, 2015 –6:00 pm 

 

The National Park Service has scheduled an open house for Tuesday, February 10 on the 2015 park compendium for Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, according to Superintendent Mike Tranel. The open house will be held in the conference room above the NPS visitor center at 2nd and Broadway in Skagway from 6-7:30 pm and will provide for face-to-face dialogue about any aspect of the compendium including existing park regulations and new regulations proposed for 2015. Proposed regulations for 2015 include the prohibition on the use of pets and animals from the Bovidae and Camelidae Families, including goats, sheep, alpacas and llamas on federal and certain state owned lands inside the park. Additionally, the NPS proposes to adopt municipal and state fire ban ordinance as enforceable regulation on federally owned lands within the park and state owned lands managed by NPS in the Chilkoot Trail Unit of the park. The proposed regulations are not applicable to private or municipal owned lands inside the administrative boundaries of the park.  
 

A public hearing will follow the Open House to record public comments on proposed permanent restrictions for horse use in the Dyea Historic Town site. The hearing will begin at 7 pm.

 

If you have any questions or wish to submit comments by letter, email, or fax, please contact Tim Steidel, Chief Ranger at 907-973-0026 

 

or: National Park Service 

P.O. Box 517 

Skagway, Alaska 99840 

 

[e-mail] 907-983-9200 Phone [phone] FAX