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E-M:/ CORRECTION -- MICHIGAN DNR CALENDAR, JULY 21, 1997
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- Date: Thu, 10 Jul 1997 06:27:23 -0400 (EDT)
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>Date: Wed, 09 Jul 97 08:57:33 -0500
>From: turneys@dnrserver1.dnr.state.mi.us
>Subject: CORRECTION -- MICHIGAN DNR CALENDAR, JULY 21, 1997
>To: DNRWire@dnrserver1.dnr.state.mi.us
>Sender: owner-dnrwire@dnrserver1.dnr.state.mi.us
>
>Note: This is a corrected copy of the 7/21/97 DNR Calendar. The wrong
>date had been listed for the July meeting of the Upper Manistee River
>Citizens Advisory Group. That meeting will take place at 9 a.m. on July 26
>as noted below in the section titled Public Meetings, Hearings, Review
>Periods.
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>
>Michigan Department of Natural Resources
>CALENDAR
>Volume 5, Number 15
>July 21, 1997
>
>PUBLICATION SCHEDULE
>The DNR Calendar is published every two weeks, on
>alternate Mondays, by the Michigan Department of Natural
>Resources. We welcome your comments on style, format
>and information to ensure that this calendar is as informative
>as possible.
>
>TIMETABLE FOR DECISIONS
>No pending decision listed in the DNR Calendar will be
>made until seven days after the initial calendar publication date.
>
>DIAL-UP BULLETIN BOARD SYSTEM (BBS) ACCESS
>This calendar is available on the DNR's dial-up bulletin
>board system (BBS). To use this system, call 1-800-699-
>MDNR, or locally call 517-373-3081. Set your modem to
>no parity, 8 data bits and 1 stop bit. All speeds up to 14.4
>are supported. ANSI BBS protocol works best, but most
>others are supported.
>
>INTERNET ACCESS
>The DNR Calendar is available on the Internet on the
>DNR's home page and at the DNR's anonymous FTP site:
>
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>
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>CALENDAR MAILING LIST
>For any changes or corrections to the DNR Calendar
>mailing list (for postal mail delivery), call Tina Kellogg at
>517-373-2997, or send your correct name and address to:
>
>DNR CALENDAR
>MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL
>RESOURCES
>PO BOX 30028
>LANSING MI 48909-7528
>
>EQUAL RIGHTS FOR NATURAL RESOURCE USERS
>The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR)
>provides equal opportunities for employment and for
>access to Michigan natural resources. State and federal
>laws prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex,
>national origin, religion, disability, age, marital status,
>height and weight. If you believe you have been
>discriminated against in any program, activity or facility,
>please write the MDNR Office of Equal Opportunity,
>Litigation, and Program Services, P.O. Box 30028,
>Lansing, MI 48909; or the Michigan Department of Civil
>Rights, 1200 6th Avenue, Detroit, MI 48826. For more
>information about this publication, contact the MDNR
>Office of Information and Education, P.O. Box 30028,
>Lansing, MI 48909-7528.
>
>This publication is available in alternative format.
>
>IN THIS ISSUE:
>"Fishing in the Parks" Programs, June 17-August 12
>DNR Open House in Livonia, July 23
>Public Auction of State Land, July 30
>DNR Open House in Alpena, August 6
>Volleyball Events at State Parks, July-August
>
>MICHIGAN DNR FIELD/DISTRICT STRUCTURE
>
>UPPER PENINSULA FIELD HEADQUARTERS:
> 1990 US 41 S
> MARQUETTE 49855
> 906-228-6561
>
>UPPER PENINSULA DISTRICT OFFICES:
>
> 1 BARAGA
> 427 US 41 N 49908
> 906-353-6651
>
> 2 CRYSTAL FALLS
> BOX 300 49920
> 906-875-6622
>
> 3 ESCANABA
> 6833 HWY 2 41 & M-35
> GLADSTONE 49837
> 906-786-2351
>
> 4 NEWBERRY
> BOX 77
> M-123 NR M-28 49868
> 906-293-5131
>
>LOWER PENINSULA FIELD HEADQUARTERS:
> BOX 128
> 8717 N ROSCOMMON RD 48653
> 517-275-5151
>
>LOWER PENINSULA DISTRICT OFFICES:
>
> 5 GAYLORD
> BOX 667
> 1732 W M-32 49735
>
> 6 CADILLAC
> 8015 MACKINAW TRAIL 49601
> 616-775-9727
>
> 7 MIO
> BOX 939
> 191 S MT TOM RD 48647
> 517-826-3211
>
> 8 BAY CITY
> 503 N EUCLID AVE
> SUITE 9B 48706
> 517-684-9141
>
> 9 GRAND RAPIDS
> 6TH FLOOR
> STATE OFFICE BUILDING
> 350 OTTAWA NW 49503
> 616-456-5071
>
> 10 LIVONIA
> 38980 SEVEN MILE RD 48152
> 313-953-0241
>
> 11 SHIAWASSEE
> 10650 BENNETT DR
> MORRICE 48857
> 517-625-4600
>
> 12 PLAINWELL
> BOX 355
> 621 N 10TH ST 49080
> 616-685-6581
>
> 13 JACKSON
> 301 E LOUIS GLICK HWY 49201
> 517-780-7900
>
>PUBLIC MEETINGS, OPEN HOUSES, EVENTS
>
>ACCESS FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
>Persons with disabilities needing accommodations for
>effective participation in any meetings noted in this calendar
>should call or write the appropriate meeting information
>contact listed at least one week in advance to request
>mobility, visual, hearing or other assistance.
>
>AUCTIONS
>
>JULY 30, 9:00 a.m.
>PUBLIC AUCTION OF STATE LAND. Auction of 259
>parcels of state-owned land in 15 Upper Peninsula counties.
>The auction will take place at the Holiday Inn, US 41,
>Marquette, Marquette County. Bidder registration begins at
>9:00 a.m. and the auction starts at 10:00 a.m. To obtain a
>Public Auction Sales Booklet, contact Adrian Jentoft.
>Information Contact: Adrian Jentoft, Real Estate Division,
>906-228-6561.
>
>OPEN HOUSES
>
>JULY 23, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
>PUBLIC LISTENING AND OUTREACH OPEN HOUSE,
>Livonia Civic Center Library, 32777 Five Mile Road,
>Livonia, Wayne County. This is the sixth of a series of ten
>open houses held in various locations statewide during
>1997, which will be an opportunity for anyone who has a
>question, concern or compliment to address issues to DNR
>employees, including Deputies and Division Chiefs.
>Information Contact: Denise Mogos, DNR Livonia District
>Office, 313-953-1528.
>
>AUGUST 6, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
>PUBLIC LISTENING AND OUTREACH OPEN HOUSE,
>Alpena Holiday Inn, 1000 US 23 North, Alpena, Alpena
>County. This is the seventh of a series of ten open houses
>held in various locations statewide during 1997, which will
>be an opportunity for anyone who has a question, concern
>or compliment to address issues to DNR employees,
>including Deputies and Division Chiefs. Information
>Contact: Ron Schmoke, DNR Gaylord District
>Headquarters Field Administrator, 517-732-3541, ext.
>5006.
>
>PARK EVENTS
>
>FOR ALL PARK EVENTS... It is always recommended to
>call ahead to confirm dates and times prior to an event. A
>$20 annual motor vehicle permit or $4 daily entrance fee is
>required for entry into any Michigan State Park. For
>camping reservations, call 1-800-44-PARKS.
>
>JUNE 17 - AUG 12, every Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.
>"FISHING IN THE PARKS" PROGRAMS provide free
>fishing lessons at 15 state parks and recreation areas every
>Tuesday evening beginning at 6:30 p.m. Supplies of fishing
>rods are limited; individuals should bring their own fishing
>equipment if possible. Reservations are not necessary; but
>large groups and organizations are encouraged to call
>ahead.
>
> Bay City State Recreation Area, Bay City, 517-684-
> 3020
> Fort Custer Recreation Area, Augusta, 616-731-4200
> W.J. Hayes State Park, Onstead, 517-467-7401
> Island Lake Recreation Area, Brighton, 810-229-7067
> Ionia Recreation Area, Ionia, 616-527-3750
> Ludington State Park, Ludington, 616-843-8671
> Metamora-Hadley Recreation Area, Metamora, 810-
> 797-4439
> Wm. Mitchell State Park, Cadillac, 616-779-1321
> Muskegon State Park, North Muskegon, 616-744-3480
> Pontiac Lake Recreation Area, Waterford, 810-666-
> 1020
> Port Crescent State Park, Port Austin, 517-738-8663
> Sleepy Hollow State Park, Laingsburg, 517-651-6217
> Sterling State Park, Monroe, 313-289-2715
> Tawas Point State Park, East Tawas, 517-362-5041
> Yankee Springs Recreation Area, Middleville, 616-795-
> 9081
>
>JULY 26
>THE MIDWEST PROFESSIONAL VOLLEYBALL
>ASSOCIATION brings the best men and women from the
>Midwest and beyond. Watch the future stars of tomorrow
>contend for the coveted $50,000 purse at Grand Haven
>State Park on July 26 and Holland State Park August 2. For
>event information, call Michigan Outdoor Volleyball Events
>(M.O.V.E.) at 616-786-0393. Camping sites are already full
>at Grand Haven and Holland State Parks during this
>summer's volleyball events. To camp at a nearby park, or to
>make a reservation for another weekend, call 1-800-44-
>PARKS for reservations.
>
>JULY 26, 8 p.m.
>WHITE PINE LOGGING DAYS, Tahquamenon Falls
>State Park, Paradise. Join master storyteller Wendell
>Hoover and relive the days when white pine was king. For
>more information, call 906-492-3415.
>
>JULY 26, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
>OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHY, Hartwick Pines State Park,
>Grayling. Nature-lovers and anyone interested in
>photography can learn the basics of photography taught by
>Bill Zadorsky. This class includes seminars on composition,
>camera placement and tricks of the trade. A nature hike for
>picture taking opportunities is included in the program.
>Participants should bring a camera (35 mm preferred),
>tripod, flash, spray water bottle, filters, shutter cable release
>and film. Class size is limited to 20 students, so register
>early. Fee for this class is $35. For more information, call
>517-348-2539.
>
>JULY 26, 10 a.m.
>5TH ANNUAL HARRISVILLE STATE PARK SAND
>SCULPTING CONTEST, Harrisville State Park,
>Harrisville. Have great family fun at the beach building sand
>castles. Registration by age categories begins at 10 a.m. at
>the park picnic area. Judging starts at noon. No fee for this
>artistic competition. For more information, call 517-724-
>5126.
>
>JULY 26-27, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
>NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURAL EXPERIENCE,
>William Mitchell State Park, Carl T. Johnson Hunting and
>Fishing Center, Cadillac, Participants listen to exciting
>stories told by White Raven, a Native American storyteller.
>Native American artifacts, a wigwam and a longhouse will
>be on exhibit for people to view and examine. Participants
>are encouraged to spend time interacting with White Raven
>between programs. Contact the Carl T. Johnson Hunting
>and Fishing Center at 616-779-1321.
>
>JULY 26-27
>BUDWEISER JET SPORTS TOUR, Pontiac Lake
>Recreation Area, Waterford. Race lovers will get a thrill
>watching these speed boats fly across the water. Spectators
>can observe from a one-third-mile beach, the longest inland
>beach in Michigan. For more information, call 248-666-
>1020.
>
>JULY 26-27
>THE SPIKEFEST SERIES makes two stops at the
>gorgeous beaches of Grand Haven State Park July 26-27
>and Holland State Park, August 2-3. More than 800 teams
>compete across the state in this series throughout the
>summer. The Spikefest Series is open to all skill levels and
>includes men, women and coed teams. For more
>information call M.O.V.E at 616-786-0393. Camping sites
>are already full at Grand Haven and Holland State Parks
>during this summer's volleyball events. To camp at a nearby
>park, or to make a reservation for another weekend, call 1-
>800-44-PARKS for reservations.
>
>JULY 27, 2:00 p.m.
>BUTTERFLY SAFARI, Waterloo State Recreation Area,
>Chelsea, Geology Center. Explore the world of butterflies
>with summer interpreter Lisa McDonald on this foray into
>summer fields at Waterloo. Learn some basic butterfly
>ecology and behavior along the way. For more information,
>call 313-475-3170.
>
>AUGUST 2
>THE MIDWEST PROFESSIONAL VOLLEYBALL
>ASSOCIATION brings the best men and women from the
>Midwest and beyond. Watch the future stars of tomorrow
>contend for the coveted $50,000 purse at Grand Haven
>State Park on July 26 and Holland State Park August 2. For
>event information, call Michigan Outdoor Volleyball Events
>(M.O.V.E.) at 616-786-0393. Camping sites are already full
>at Grand Haven and Holland State Parks during this
>summer's volleyball events. To camp at a nearby park, or to
>make a reservation for another weekend, call 1-800-44-
>PARKS for reservations.
>
>AUGUST 2-3
>THE SPIKEFEST SERIES makes two stops at the
>gorgeous beaches of Grand Haven State Park July 26-27
>and Holland State Park, August 2-3. More than 800 teams
>compete across the state in this series throughout the
>summer. The Spikefest Series is open to all skill levels and
>includes men, women and coed teams. For more
>information call M.O.V.E at 616-786-0393. Camping sites
>are already full at Grand Haven and Holland State Parks
>during this summer's volleyball events. To camp at a nearby
>park, or to make a reservation for another weekend, call 1-
>800-44-PARKS for reservations.
>
>PUBLIC MEETINGS, HEARINGS, REVIEW PERIODS
>
>JULY 21, 4:30 p.m.
>PUBLIC HEARING OF THE PERE MARQUETTE
>RIVER NATURAL RIVER ZONING REVIEW BOARD
>at the Pleasant Plains Township Hall in Baldwin, Lake
>County, to decide on requests for variance from the natural
>river zoning standards on the Big South and Little South
>Branches of the Pere Marquette River. Information
>Contact: Jan Fenske, Fisheries Division, 517-732-3541.
>
>JULY 22, 7:00 p.m.
>MEETING OF THE MIDDLE MANISTEE RIVER
>CITIZENS ADVISORY GROUP at the Mitchell State Park
>Carl T. Johnson Hunting and Fishing Center, 6093 E. M-
>115, Cadillac, Wexford County. Agenda items will include
>public land management in the Natural River District.
>Information Contact: Dan Pearson, Forest Management
>Division, 517-335-3441.
>
>JULY 24, 7:00 p.m.
>PUBLIC HEARING OF THE RIFLE RIVER NATURAL
>RIVER ZONING REVIEW BOARD at the Deep River
>Township Hall, Sterling, Arenac County, to decide on a
>request for variance from the natural river zoning standards
>on the Rifle River. Information Contact: Jan Fenske,
>Fisheries Division, 517-732-3541.
>
>JULY 25, 7:00 p.m.
>MEETING OF THE PINE RIVER CITIZENS
>ADVISORY GROUP at the Consumers Energy Cadillac
>Service Center, 330 Chestnut Street, Cadillac, Wexford
>County. Agenda items will include public land management
>in the Natural River District. Information Contact: Dan
>Pearson, Forest Management Division, 517-335-3441.
>
>JULY 26, 9:00 a.m.
>MEETING OF THE UPPER MANISTEE RIVER
>CITIZENS ADVISORY GROUP at the Bear Lake
>Township Hall, East Bear Lake Road and M-72, Kalkaska
>County. Agenda items will include public land management
>in the Natural River District. Information Contact: Dan
>Pearson, Forest Management Division, 517-335-3441.
>
>AUGUST 5, 7:00 p.m.
>PUBLIC MEETING ON FOUR NEW PITTMAN-
>ROBERTSON PROJECTS. Draft documents will be
>available beginning July 10, 1997. The four new projects
>are: 1) Statewide Operations/Maintenance, Surveys, and
>Wetland Habitat Management; 2) Upland Wildlife Habitat
>Management on Northern Michigan State Forests; 3)
>Upland Wildlife Habitat Management on Southern Michigan
>Wildlife Management Areas; and 4) Statewide Ecosystem
>Planning and Technical Assistance. The meeting will be
>held at the Gladstone DNR District Headquarters, 6833
>Highways 2/41 and M-35, Gladstone (Delta County).
>Information contact: Penney Melchoir, Wildlife Division,
>517-373-1263.
>
>AUGUST 6, 7:00 p.m.
>PUBLIC MEETING ON FOUR NEW PITTMAN-
>ROBERTSON PROJECTS. Draft documents will be
>available beginning July 10, 1997. The four new projects
>are: 1) Statewide Operations/Maintenance, Surveys, and
>Wetland Habitat Management; 2) Upland Wildlife Habitat
>Management on Northern Michigan State Forests; 3)
>Upland Wildlife Habitat Management on Southern Michigan
>Wildlife Management Areas; and 4) Statewide Ecosystem
>Planning and Technical Assistance. The meeting will be
>held at the Roscommon DNR Headquarters, 8717 North
>Roscommon Road, Roscommon (Roscommon County).
>Information contact: Penney Melchoir, Wildlife Division,
>517-373-1263.
>
>AUGUST 7, 7:00 p.m.
>PUBLIC MEETING ON FOUR NEW PITTMAN-
>ROBERTSON PROJECTS. Draft documents will be
>available beginning July 10, 1997. The four new projects
>are: 1) Statewide Operations/ Maintenance, Surveys, and
>Wetland Habitat Management; 2) Upland Wildlife Habitat
>Management on Northern Michigan State Forests; 3)
>Upland Wildlife Habitat Management on Southern Michigan
>Wildlife Management Areas; and 4) Statewide Ecosystem
>Planning and Technical Assistance. The meeting will be
>held at Michigan United Conservation Clubs Headquarters,
>2101 Wood Street, Lansing (Ingham County). Information
>contact: Penney Melchoir, Wildlife Division, 517-373-
>1263.
>
>AUGUST 13, 4:30 p.m.
>NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION MEETING,
>Westin Hotel, Renaissance Center, Detroit, Wayne County.
>Public appearances will begin at 4:30 p.m. and may be
>scheduled by calling Teresa Gloden. Information Contact:
>Teresa Gloden, NRC Secretary, 517-373-2352.
>
>AUGUST 14, 9:00 a.m.
>NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION MEETING,
>Westin Hotel, Renaissance Center, Detroit, Wayne County.
>Information Contact: Teresa Gloden, NRC Secretary, 517-
>373-2352.
>
>AUGUST 15
>PUBLIC REVIEW PERIOD CLOSES FOR FOUR NEW
>PITTMAN-ROBERTSON PROJECTS. The four new
>projects are: 1) Statewide Operations/Maintenance,
>Surveys, and Wetland Habitat Management; 2) Upland
>Wildlife Habitat Management on Northern Michigan State
>Forests; 3) Upland Wildlife Habitat Management on
>Southern Michigan Wildlife Management Areas; and 4)
>Statewide Ecosystem Planning and Technical Assistance.
>Information contact: Penney Melchoir, Wildlife Division,
>517-373-1263.
>
>SEPTEMBER 10, 6:30 p.m.
>OFF-ROAD VEHICLE (ORV) ADVISORY BOARD
>MEETING at the Quality Inn Hotels, Lansing, Ingham
>County. Information Contact: Margo Fuller, Forest
>Management Division, 517-373-9483.
>
>SEASONS, LICENSES
>
>AUGUST 1
>APPLICATION DEADLINE FOR ANTLERLESS DEER
>HUNTING LICENSES
>
>AUGUST 1
>CROW HUNTING SEASON OPENS STATEWIDE
>
>
>
>
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Rita Jack Hartland, MI
<yukon@ismi.net>
"I have seen the enemy, and it is us." -Pogo
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