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The seal launch at Limestone put in

The seal launch at Limestone put in

Parking to be re-established at the Limestone takeout

brett duxbury March 12, 2015

Tricia Maki of the Forest Service informed KRB that the new "no parking" signs at Limestone takeout will be taken down today. Although some adjustments might be made to the old loading zone, there should be plenty of space for parking. We'll update this post after we check out the changes.

[March 18 UPDATE: The recently installed no parking signs have indeed been removed. USFS "adjusted" the size of the no parking zone to approximately 60% of the turnout. KRB will be monitoring whether the adjustment poses an issue to non-commercial boaters, and if you have any concerns, please let KRB know.]

Those recently installed no parking signs have been removed from their posts

Those recently installed no parking signs have been removed from their posts

After removing the two new signs which had rendered the entire turnout no parking, USFS added another new no parking sign a bit more than halfway up the turnout, leaving the balance of the turnout for parking

After removing the two new signs which had rendered the entire turnout no parking, USFS added another new no parking sign a bit more than halfway up the turnout, leaving the balance of the turnout for parking

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