Here are some bills, issues and actions that could indicate whether state leaders are serious are about protecting and promoting Utah’s many outdoor assets or whether they’ll be throwing sour grapes at the state’s hikers, bikers, boaters and off-roaders.
comes from sales, use or transient taxes. According to the wording of the bills, they’ll exist in perpetuity and, theoretically, won’t be subject to the whims of legislators or the peaks and valleys of the economy.
“You can see that these legislators are slowly but surely becoming more educated on … what it takes to really build a successful outdoor rec economy, if that’s what they are, in fact, interested in doing,” Gillis said. “And it seems like many of them are.”boycotted last week’s Outdoor Retailer show “That’s why I get involved in these things,” Albrecht said. “I have an interest. I’m a rider. We enjoy riding both bicycles and motorized OHV.”
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