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Community continues to clash with U.S. Forest Service over proposed development at Sweetwater Lake
The agency’s preferred plan would add 29 structures, 20 campsites and 12 cabins, while critics warn it could overwhelm the remote site.
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Vail DailyCommunity continues to clash with U.S. Forest Service over proposed development at Sweetwater Lake
A steady soundtrack of honking horns and cheers accompanied several dozen community members Thursday evening as they gathered along Lundgren Boulevard in Gypsum, waving neon yellow signs and protesting the U.S. Forest Service’s development proposals for Sweetwater Lake. Less than 300 feet away, staff from the White River National Forest were hosting an open house at the Gypsum Town Hall to answer questions and share the development options for …
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