What is the OSAC and when does it meet?

The Summit County Open Space Advisory Council is a citizen-appointed board responsible for recommending open space acquisition priorities to the Board of County Commissioners, along with providing input on the County’s overall Open Space protection program. Open Space Advisory Council meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month at 5:30 p.m. in the Buffalo Mountain room of the County Commons building in Frisco. (Please note that as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic and associated Public Health Restrictions, the Open Space Advisory Council is meeting virtually via webmeeting.)

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1. What is Open Space?
2. How do I volunteer for Open Space and Trails?
3. How do I help protect additional land as Open Space?
4. Why are some Open Space properties closed to the public?
5. What are the rules and regulations for the Recreation Pathway (Recpath)?
6. What are the rules and regulations for Open Space properties?
7. What is the OSAC and when does it meet?
8. Where can I hike with my dog?
9. Where can I report trail problems, or other concerns regarding Summit County Open Space Properties?
10. How do I book a special event or special use?
11. Can I hunt or fish on Open Space Property?
12. Can I sign up to adopt sections of the Recpath or County Road?
13. Can I book Sapphire Point for an event?
14. Are motorized vehicles/devices allowed on the Recpath?
15. Can I drive my snowmobile on the Recpath?
16. Can I reserve the Blue River Park/Fields?
17. Is the Recpath plowed in the winter?
18. Can I swim in the Dillon Reservoir? Windsurf?
19. Can I hold a wedding on Open Space property?
20. How do I reserve a campsite?
21. Who manages the Recreation Pathway System (Recpath)?
22. Can I pan for gold on Open Space property?