On 4.25.09 members of TAC were approached by a citizen who demanded we leave NWOpsite as it was now a park of the city of marana. We conceded and broke up the game. Investigation of the matter shows the following:
The South end of NWopsite is posted as a park. You can find more information on the marana.com website under Rock Disc Golf. It is now within Marana city limits and thus off limits to us.
The investigation also shows that the north end of the field (from the plateau section north) is still unincorporated land and thus still usable.
As such, it is required that all players playing at this AO in the future not go any further south then the plateau area. It is recommended you give it a wide birth since a disc golf hole is located on the plateau and players in the area may accidentally engage no players. Its is STRONGLY recommended that players print out the following information so they have documents showing the land we are playing on is not part of the park and is unincorporated should they be approached by disc golf players or LEOs. Please, always be respectful of LEOs as a bad rap for us could make finding other county AOs difficult. Thank you for your time.
[Dot shows plateau in relation to the rest of the site]
[Dot shows plateau in relation to the rest of the site]
[Blue is Marana city limits]
More about the Rock Disc Golf Course
http://www.marana.com/index.aspx?NID=770Additional reference info:NWopsite resides on:
T12S R12E Section 8
Assesor Record of Plot owners:
http://www.asr.pima.gov/links/frm_Searc ... §ion=8Actual plots located on NWopsite:
http://www.asr.pima.gov/links/frm_Parce ... xyear=2010http://www.asr.pima.gov/links/frm_Parce ... xyear=2010**Note, both of the above are owned by the county and zoned for flood control.
Here are the aerials that map to those plots:
http://dot.pima.gov/gis/pictometry/latl ... -111.14231http://dot.pima.gov/gis/pictometry/latl ... -111.13867
