jim morkin | 8:37 a.m. May 14, 2008
These "number" things are always good stuff for planners but in terms of practicality one should bear in mind that 10%" of recreators from the Wasatch Front may easily be ten times the 57% of the more rural counties. I think that should be pointed out more clearly.

Jim

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