on and damage the track. Roosevelt’s Constitution Park has skate and BMX ramps. The skate park has a Half Pipe and 5 other ramps in an 8,000 square foot fenced area. All the ramps in the skate park are metal and kept in good condition.
Bikers have built single track mountain biking tracks and BMX pump tracks in vacant lots, fields and on private property. For example, bikers use a vacant lot south of the school Roosevelt Jr High and on the Hall property in North Crescent area. Many mountain bikers will drive to mountain bike trails in Ballard and at McCoy Flats in Uintah County. The existing Mountain biking trails in Ballard are on private property which the landowner has not opened for public access. The Roosevelt Recreation committee is working on an agreement with landowners to secure public access to the trails.
4.1.3 Multiuse Non-Motorized Facilities
4.1.3.1Separated Trails/Routes
Section 4.1.1.3, Other Pedestrian Facilities, lists several locations that are used by pedestrians. All the facilities listed also are used by bicyclist and the concrete or paved paths are used by skateboarder, roller blades and scooters. The skate park mentioned in 4.1.2.4, Other Bike Facilities is also used by skateboarders and scooters. Other multiuse non-motorized facilities include the playground at the schools and the following public parks:
- Myton City Park
- Old Mill Park (Roosevelt)
- Centennial Park (Roosevelt)
- Central Park (Roosevelt)
- Constitution Park (Roosevelt)
- Altamont Park
- Bluebell Park
- Duchesne Park
- Tabby Valley Centennial Park
4.1.4 Off Highway Vehicle Designations
4.1.4.1Existing Ordinances and Practices
See section 4.3 for existing county, town and city ordinances in reference to off highway vehicles. Residents in and around Roosevelt City have been known to ride OHV’s in city limits south of Roosevelt Jr High on school and private property and in the cedars north of Hancock Cove on private property. Residents around Myton, Tabiona, Altamont, Duchesne and Neola typically ride OHV’s around town to the parks, stores, public buildings and gas station. East of Myton by the cemetery is Myton City Property were OHV use has been observed.
4.1.5 Origins and Destinations for Routes and Trails
4.1.5.1Commuting
Most comments received were more relevant to commuting by bike than by walking or other modes of alternative transportation. Several residents from the Cedarview, North Crescent, and Neola areas commute to school or work in Roosevelt City on bicycles. Pedestrian traffic for commuting occurs but has not been quantified.