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FROSTY MOUNTAIN SIGNAGE AND SIGHT LINES APPLICATION FOR PEF FUNDING DENIED
I submitted an application in June to the Park Enhancement Fund that was denied.
The project would have nailed up orange, reflective trail diamonds at regular intervals. The markers will be nailed high enough so they are not buried by winter snow which is typically two or three meters in depth at higher elevations. Sight lines will be improved by trimming lower branches along the trail and cutting back encroaching vegetation.
The reason for denial was not given. However, the accompanying letter said:
Selecting recipients from an outstanding and varied group of applicants is always a challenging task.
I asked for a list of the successful PEF projects. The project administrator for PEF replied:
We are currently just finalizing the regional PEF funding, and a final list with all of the informaon you are asking for will be shared on our website in September/October.