new york snowmobiler april 2010

The Official Publication of the New York State Snowmobile Association

New York April, 2010

Online SNOWMOBILER

2010 John Albert & Ed Dutcher NYSSA Snowmobiler of the Year

Rick Pugh ~ More Forum Photos on pages 6 & 7 ~ OCSA Super Raffle Winners page 20

Photo by Jim MacFarland, NYS OPRHP

Clubs: Bulk Sign Order Forms Inside!

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Cover Photo:

Cover Photo: Rick Pugh, Penn Moun-

tain Snow Riders, accepts the 2010

Snowmobiler of the Year Award from

new President Gary Broderick (l) and

Events & Promotions Committee

Chair Gerry Ivison at the 2010 Forum

Award Luncheon, April 17, 2010.

Photo courtesy Jim MacFarland, NYS

OPRHP.

NYSSA Annual Meeting & Forum 2010 P.2

Executive Director’s Report P. 8

President’s Message P.14

News from OPRHP P.17

GM Corner: New this year! P.19

2010 OCSA Super Raffle Winners! P.20

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April, 2010

Anne O’Dell, Editor [email protected]

NYSSA’s educational Forum and Annual Meeting was held April 16-18 at the Holiday Inn and Conference Center in Liverpool, New York. Nearly 700 delegates, present-ers, vendors, staff and guests attended this annual event.

This year’s Forum was perhaps the smooth-est running event of previous Forums and annual meetings. In large part the relative calm in Forum 2010 can be attributed to the use of Regonline.com, an online regis-tration system. This system enabled Forum

attendees to register, select courses, indicate meal choices, and even pay online. This in turn enabled planners to determine room assignments and meal counts based on expected attendance.

A Chainsaw Safety class was held on Friday, with the classroom portion held at the Forum

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The Nominating Committee is pleased to announce the results of the election of 2010—2011 Officers, held at the 2010 NYSSA Annual Meeting, Sunday, April 18:

President Gary Broderick

Vice President Jason Kowalczyk

Treasurer Roger McCabe

Secretary Ginny Ivison

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hotel and the field work a short distance away at the Hopkins Road County Park. The NYS Groomer Operator & Safety Training course, offered by ex-perts from the Salisbury Ridge Runners, was well attended.

Friday evening was the annual social event sponsored by Franklin-Case and United Dealer Services. DJ Fast Eddie, , also known as the hardworking snowmobiler Ed Zalar of Allegany County. Eddie returned Saturday evening to entertain everyone once again.

Eighteen educational sessions were held throughout the day on Saturday, including two presentations by the New York State Office of Parks, Recrea-tion, and Historic Preservation’s Snowmobile Unit. Sessions continued throughout the day on Saturday, divided into three “tracks”: Safety and Trails, Club Operations, and Public Affairs.

At the lunch banquet NYSSA recognized and honored its Legislator of the Year, Senator Daniel Aubertine. Also in attendance at the noontime ban-quet were Assembly Members William Magee and William A. Barclay. Mark Lester of Supertrax Magazine gave an inspirational talk about the snowmobile industry and where it is headed.

The annual NYSSA Awards were presented at Saturday’s Award Luncheon:

Snowmobile Family of the Year no submissions

John Albert/Ed Dutcher Most Valuable Snowmobiler Rick Pugh, Penn Mountain Snow Riders

Club of the Year Salisbury Ridge Runners

Groomer of the Year Paul Kauffman, Brantingham Snomads

Groomer of the Year John Beggs, Trailbusters Snowmobile Club

Dealer of the Year Hebeler Sales & Service, Pendleton, NY

NYS Senator John A. DeFrancisco was presented NYSSA’s Senator Bill Sears Legislator of the Year Award for his work on our behalf. The Senator’s keynote address at the Dinner Banquet was met with much enthusiasm and applause!

The President’s Award was shared by Virginia and Jim Jennings for their many years of dedication to improving the sport of snowmobiling.

NY Snowmobilers again stepped up in supporting our Charities of Choice: Easter Seals, the Pink Ribbon Riders, and the USO (Support our Troops). A Chinese Auction of gift baskets and unique items donated by member clubs raised $1,118 each for the USO and Pink Ribbon Riders—more than double last years’ donation. A 50-50 raffle raised $884 for our Easter Seals (and $884 to the winner!) - again a greater amount than last year! Our members are clearly dedicated to helping with local, state, and world wide needs. Thank you to all the clubs who donated not only to our three charities of choice, but to their local needs.

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Mark Lester addresses attendees. Photo by

Jim MacFarland, NYS OPRHP.

Mike Fischer and constituents from Senator DeFrancisco’s

district congratulate the Senator on his award. Photo by

Jim MacFarland, NYS OPRHP.


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The 2009 Super Raffle winners were drawn Saturday – The complete winners list is in this issue, and is posted prominently at www.nysnowmobiler.com . Thank you to all who sold tickets for this important fundraiser; and to our sponsors for their continued support!

The Long Island Sno-Seekers, a non-trail producing club located in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, announced three cash donations to trail-producing clubs:

$800 to Southern Tug Hill;

$600 to Folsom Trail Blazers; and

$600 to Colden Trail Riders.

The Tawaeri Taqui Trailblazers, a non-trail producing club of 155 members located in Ulster County also announced three cash donations: $250 each to Penn Mountain, Trackside Blazers, Southern Tug Hill, Hamden Hill, and Central Catskill Trail Blazers. Members of Tawaeri selected these clubs based on the quality of the trails they enjoyed during their club trips throughout New York State.

Attendees were able to wander through the NYSSA Expo and visit displays both from Clubs across the state and snow-mobile industry vendors.

This year, the first NYSSA Antique Snowmobile Show was held in conjunction with the Forum. Trophies were awarded in five categories: Oldest Original Sled (1969 and older) Scott Bullock (Waterville, NY) - 1963 Fox Trac Model 140

Oldest Restored Sled (1969 and older) Stanley Jones (Boonville, NY) - 1964 Husky Model 200

Most Original Condition Sled (1970 -1990) John Curtis (Homer, NY) - 1989 Polaris Indy 650

Most Unique Sled (All sleds eligible) Joe Clark (Canada) - 1973 Alouette Super 340

Super Show Sled (All sleds eligible) built beyond show room—”show me the bling” Phil Mayka (Camillus, NY) - 1973 Ski-Doo TNT 249

A plaque was awarded to the entrant that traveled the furthest to display their machines: Joe Clark (Canada).

During the Annual Meeting on Sunday, the NYSSA By-Laws committee chair Jason Kowalzck presented nine by-law revi-sions for approval by the voting delegates. These revisions were crafted at the request of the BOD with support from our Professional Parlimentarian, Steve Anderson.

Two proposals that caused the greatest debate and discussion, and that were subsequently rejected by the Delegates present, centered on the use of private information of members by the Board of Directors and a proposal to adjust the member to voting delegate ratio. Clubs should contact their District Director for further information on bylaws.

Approved: 2010-01, makes minor wording changes throughout the Bylaws document.

Approved: 2010-02, more wording changes & clarifications.

Approved: 2010-03, changes to Director and Committee Sections.

Approved: 2010-04, changes to Membership, Article II Section 4.

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Approved: 2010-05, sets out Dues structure, Article VI Section 1 and Article XIII Section 2.

Approved: 2010-06, adds Membership category for Mili-tary Honorary Member, Article VI Section 1.

Rejected: 2010-07, changes to Article VI regarding use of Personal Information.

Rejected: 2010-08, changes to Article XIII, Section 2, changing the delegate ratio for voting.

Approved: 2010-09, deletes Article VI Section 3, due to approval of 2010-05.

Elections were held on Sunday. The 410 voting delegates present elected Gary J. Broderick to the office of President for 2010-2011. Jason Kowalczyk was nominated from the floor for Vice-President, and defeated candidate John Occhino for that position. Roger McCabe was re-elected (unopposed) to the office of Treasurer. Virginia (“Ginny”) Ivison was re-elected Secretary.

Each year, the Forum is put together by NYSSA Staff and Volunteers, who spend hundreds of hours in planning

months in advance. This year Debbie Perkins led this effort, and did a great job. Thank you to all who participated

in creating this spectacular Annual Event!


Jason Kowalcyzk, By-laws Committee Chair (and later

newly-elected Vice President), led the By-laws discus-

sion at the Annual Meeting. Photo by Gary Broderick

The NYSSA Expo was once again very popular with attendees. Thank you to

Expo Exhibitors, who helped to support this event. Photo by Anne O’Dell

The Allstate Sled &

new President Gary Broderick.

Photo by Jane Chaddock





Registration was a breeze in 2010!

New (yet familiar!) directional signage helped attendees find their

sessions easily, thanks to volunteer Mike Blance (pictured).

Virginia and Jim Jennings had no idea they were receiving

the President’s Award! Photo by George Farenthold

Scott Bullock and John Kress announced the winners in five

categories at the first NYSSA Antique Snowmobile Show,

held during the Forum. Photo by Anne O’Dell

A good time was had by all!

University of Buffalo’s turbodiesel entry in the SAE Clean

Sled Challenge drew a lot of attention at the NYSSA Expo.

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Chainsaw Safety class.

DJ Fast Eddie gets the party started.

Dancin’ up a storm at the Forum!

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Executive Director Report by Dave Perkins, Executive Director 518—796-0897

Directors and Directors -at-Large

At the May Board meeting at Drivers Village north of Syracuse up to three individuals will be elected to serve as Direc-tor at Large. Application forms for Director at Large must be received at the NYSSA office by April 30th.

Each District needs to be represented to the Board by a Director. Clubs must certify that person selected to serve as their District Director. This has to be done annually, starting with the May Board meeting.

Insurance Reporting

Clubs must file a report with our insurance agent whenever there is an accident on a snowmobile trail. There will be a

new insurance report form to use instead of the OPRHP civilian accident report form that has appeared in the past. It is expected that soon clubs will be able to secure insurance certificates for the 2010-2011 season.

Additional Funding for 2009-2010

As announced at the January Board meeting, an additional $500,000 of trails fund money will be made available to clubs

for the 2009-2010 season. No firm decision has been reached as to how this additional funding will be distributed. It is possible that clubs will need to show adequate trail documentation above and beyond amounts dictated by the 0910 trail

grant award. Clubs are encouraged to Phase III documentation of trails fund expenses of all allowable work done dur-

ing the season.

Adirondack Park Snowmobiling

The public comment period for the Jessup River WF has ended.

Meetings are expected soon with DEC, APA, and the environ-

mental groups to discuss issues that could complete work on this UMP. DEC expects to make its initial presentation to the APA on

the Jessup River UMP at the Agency‟s May meeting.

Other UMP‟s expected to be acted upon soon are the Moose River

Plains WF, Wilcox Lake WF, Lake George WF, and Ferris Lake WF.

It is imperative that Adirondack Park clubs be in contact

with their forester to provide input into the designation of Class I and Class II trails. Clubs are asked to notify

NYSSA when meetings are being held with their forester.

The lawsuit brought by the Adirondack Council against the DEC

and APA is expected to be heard in Albany County Court in early June. NYSSA will be providing information to the Court in support of State‟s action in approving the Guidance document last November.

GPS/GIS of Trails

Last year NYS OPRHP announced that all funded trails must be located by GPS data that is then converted into GIS

shapefiles. Any club with funded trail that produced GIS shapefiles NOT based on GPS data collection MUST do the ac-tual in-the-field GPS data collection instead of hand-drawn shapefiles. All funded trails must be done by the end of the

2010-2011 snowmobile season.

In addition, all club trails that are covered by the statewide liability policy MUST also be located by GPS data collection.

Shapefiles of club trails need to be sent to NYSSA.




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NYS OPRHP allows clubs to claim the cost of purchasing an approved GPS unit along with approved mapping software

as an allowable expense in Phase III documentation. In addition, time spent doing this work for funded trails is also an allowable expense in Phase III documentation.

NYSSA is developing a program to reimburse clubs some time costs associated with GPS data collection and GIS conver-sions of non-funded club trails.

Chainsaw Certification

For anyone to operate a chainsaw on state lands as part of a club‟s AANR with the DEC, each individual must obtain a

certificate that he/she has completed the Game of Logging I or a similar course approved by DEC. IN ADDITION, each individual must complete training in first aid, CPR, and blood-borne pathogens.

STEP Program - Help wanted!

The STEP program is in dire need of volunteers that want to take part in an effort to achieve consistent signing on our

snowmobile trails. Anyone interested needs to contact NYSSA. Information on classes this fall will be on the website sometime during August.

There are adequate numbers of trained Advisors in central and western NY. There is a serious shortage of trained Advi-sors in eastern and northern NY.

Any county that may be interested in setting up a Satellite STEP Signage program in their county should contact NYSSA for information. At this point, there are 12 counties participating in Satellite programs.

Forum 2011

The 2011 Forum will be held at the same location as this year‟s Forum – the Holiday Inn and Convention Center in Liver-

pool. The dates for next year‟s Forum will be April 15, 16, and 17.

Bids will be going out soon to determine the location of Forum 2012.

Bulk Sign Order

The 2010 Bulk Sign Order program has started. Order forms were distributed at the Forum. There are two forms. One is for signs made with reflective beading. The other is for signs made with full reflective sheeting.

The deadline for this year‟s bulk sign order form is July 24th, 2010. There is information on the program and graphics for most signs in the order form. These order forms are in the online magazine and posted on the website.

New signs for this year‟s program include a sign for emergency information. This sign will have space for write in 911 address locations, useful at road crossings. It will also have space to write in GPS coordinates for specific locations, use-

ful at trail junctions. The purpose of this information is to aid anyone in need of location information during an emer-gency or anyone responding to an emergency situation.

Allegany Park Draft Master Plan

OPRHP has created a revised Draft Master Plan for the Allegany State Park. The Plan may be viewed online at

http://www.nysparks.com/inside-our-agency/public-documents.aspx.

Public hearings will be held on Wednesday, May 12, 2010 at 7:00PM in the Auditorium of Salamanca High

School, 50 Iroquois Dr., Salamanca, NY 14779 and Thursday May 13, 2010 at 7:00PM at the Buffalo and Erie County Library, 1 Lafayette Square, Buffalo, NY 14203.

The deadline for public comments to be received is May 28th, 2010.

It is important to note there are provisions critical to snowmobiling in Allegany State Park.


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Please Keep Your Hands and Feet Inside the Ride at All Times…

….at least that‟s what it feels like from my view. The NYSSA Spring Forum is over, the An-nual Business Meeting is done and it‟s time to start our new year. We have lots of things

that need to be done. We need to address the Trail Fund and our Governors‟ (several of them) feeling that it‟s their piggy bank to take from whenever they want. We need to ad-

dress Privacy Policy, Employees/new hires, etc.

Before we go there, I want to take a few sentences to thank some people:

Mike Fischer – Mike gave up a lot for the 2 years he was president of NYSSA. He gave up a lot of time with his wife

and sons, a lot of time with his club, time from his job (that which pays the bills) and his personal time. Mike led us through the sweep in 2008 and our response to the sweep this year. He helped shape and modernize the organiza-

tion to be better prepared to respond to issues as they arise. He has served NYSSA and you, the members well. If you see him, please take the time to thank him.

Jim Jennings – Jim was our first Executive Director and has been part of turning this „Mom and Pop‟ organization

into the Not-For-Profit Corporation it is today. Jim‟s steady hand and involvement in all things snowmobile have put NYSSA in the position where other state organizations look to us to set the precedence in snowmobiling matters. Jim

has an immense amount of corporate knowledge and luckily, we will be able to continue tapping into this information. Jim was awarded the 2010 President‟s Award in recognition for his body of work over the years. Virginia Jennings,

(Jim‟s wife) also received a separate President‟s Award for the immense amount of sacrifice she and the family suf-

fered during Jim‟s years as Executive Director.

Debbie Perkins – Debbie is the person behind the NYSSA Forum. For years she has man-

aged the Forum from planning through execution. The Forum is a huge endeavor and takes months and months of planning; then proper management of the execution. Debbie has made

this look easy, but has decided that this was her last. So if anyone is interested in helping out, we are always willing to welcome volunteers! Debbie also managed the Events and Promo-

tions Committee for many years-NYSSA‟s largest and busiest of committees. We will miss her

expertise and her „can-do‟ attitude!

There are lots of others that deserve out thanks also, but nowhere near enough room for me

to list them all.

So, what do we have on our plate?

The Budget Sweep – Our lobbyist, Capital Group is watching the reconciliation process closely. The Assembly and

Senate versions of the budget have all sweep language removed. These versions are being reconciled with the Gover-nor‟s proposed budget. We will address whatever comes out once the reconciliation process is completed.

Trail Funding – We currently have an Ad Hoc Committee that will continue its work on building a proposal to address protecting the trail fund. This committee is also exploring State-to-state reciprocity along with Sportsmen and Vintage

Registrations.

Employee hiring – Our Executive Director, Dave Perkins, has advised us of his retirement date in May 2011. Our prior-ity is to hire an Executive Director. Once we accomplish this, Dave plans to step back into the Trail Coordinator posi-

tion (he‟s currently filling both jobs). Our next priority will be to hire a Trail Coordinator (Full Time) or two part time Trail Coordinators (East and West) that Dave can train before he retires. If you are interested in these positions,

please forward a résumé to the office detailing your experience and the position you are interested in.


President’s Message by Gary Broderick [email protected]

Debbie Perkins.



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Communications- Improving communications will always be a goal of NYSSA and it will always be a moving target. We are moving forward with a partnership with Supertrax Magazine. Based on discussions with their staff, we hope to put a

NYSSA informational „tip-in‟ insert into at least one issue of their magazine this year to be sent to all NYSSA Members. Our eventual goal is to publish a hardcopy of the New York Snowmobiler Magazine to better reach our entire mem-

bership.

These are some of the more important items on our agenda. We will continue all the other programs we are involved with. As always, we can use your help. Board of Director Meetings are open to all members (see the schedule of

events for dates and locations). We can always use your expertise to make NYSSA better for our members.

There is a Chinese blessing (and curse) that goes something like „May you live in interesting times‟. We most certainly

do. I look forward to serving you this year as your President, as I enjoyed the last four years as your Vice-President. Please feel free to send me your ideas. Our job is to make NYSSA a better organization which is more responsive to

you, our members. We need your input and help to make that happen.

I hope you have a safe spring and summer, that you had a wonderful winter filled with many miles and memories and, as in all things, just like snowmobiling: Keep the Rubber Side Down.

Keep your arms and hands inside the ride-should be a fun year!

(President, continued from page 14)

Feeling left out?

Couldn’t make it to the 2010 Forum?

The Forum Notebook, a 220-page binder jam packed with information highlighting this season’s snowmobiling efforts, is

given to each attendee.

NYSSA has made the Forum Notebook from this and previous years available on its website, www.nysnowmobiler.com in the

members-only section.

Coming soon are handouts from the presentations that were given, where the Speaker has given us permission to include them.

If you don’t already have an account at www.nysnowmobiler.com, you must create one. That also means you must be a current member (for the 2010-2011 season). Join your club today online at https://membership.nyssnowassoc.org/ — and you’ll have your voucher for the upcoming season!

Then go to www.nysnowobiler.com and create your account.

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News from NYS OPRHP Contributed by Stephen C. Lewis, Director of Snowmobiling

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Photos of an OPRHP bridge replacement over the Mettawee

River in Granville, Washington County. This is an OPRHP-

funded Capital project, no Snowmobile Trail Funds were

utilized. The 140-foot span replaces the hazardous D&H RR

bridge which had been closed for several years due to under-

mined abutments and deteriorated supports. Total project cost

was $400,000. This is the main snowmobile trail which links

NY and Vermont trails. The Villages, Towns and

County have been very supportive of snowmobiling and have

entered into an agreement to maintain the OPRHP-owned

multi-use recreation trail corridor. Photo Provided.

I would like to express my appreciation and say Thank

You to all the attendees at this year‟s Forum, especially those that attended the OPRHP presentations. I hope the

information provided was informative and helpful. Your questions and comments are so very much appreciated

as they provide much-needed input toward improving our

administration of the Trail Fund! The Forum book this year contained the Parks annual report and included a

survey seeking everyone's opinion about what issues you would focus your attention on if you were the Director of

Snowmobiling. If you did not attend the Forum, go to the Parks website (www.nysparks.com) and download/print

the Report. The report will be located under Recrea-

tion/Snowmobile/Documents (it will be posted shortly). The survey is on the last page of the report. Please take

the time to provide your thoughts. If you do not want to mail it to me, give it to your NYSSA District Director, I

see them every month at the NYSSA Board of Directors

meeting.

With the reimbursement documentation being completed

for the 2009/10 season and the Phase 1 application for trails underway soon, I'd like to take a moment to clarify

our need for the collection of trails data using GPS/GIS. The level of trail location accuracy has to

keep pace with the needs of our Police, Fire and Ambu-lance services. These rescue/service providers are asking

to get better information on how to reach snowmobiler's in trouble. Can you imagine the panic of a dispatcher who

has pinged a cell phone 911 call to see the location as being nowhere near a road or even recognizable feature to relay to a search team. So many of our trails are that remote. Now imagine your panic if a loved one is in trouble

and can't tell someone where they are. With GPS units being so readily available in cell phones, navigation systems and even cameras, it is time that we provide the best and most accurate trail location information possible. With this

in mind, you will see in this years Phase 1 application that all trail location information MUST be provided in the

GPS/GIS format. We are making it mandatory that all trails funded through the Trail Fund grant pro-gram must be GPS'ed by June 30, 2012 to continue receiving funding. The NYSSA website contains the

instructions for completing the GPS trail data collection process. The expense of purchasing a GPS unit and the soft-ware is an allowable expense for reimbursement.

Did you know that in Cattaraugus County, when there is a snowmobile trail that crosses a highway, you can receive a warning of pending snowmobile traffic on your cars Tom Tom, Garmin or other GPS devises. If you are planning a

snowmobiling trip to Cattaraugus Co. go to their website to download the crossing information located at www.enchantedmountains.com. We are looking to provide the same service to all Counties in New York. NYS DOT

is using this information to improve the accuracy of the highway snowmobile crossing signs. Just another way the

GPS trail information can be utilized. Oh and how about those local maps you purchase, shouldn't we be providing an accurate map?

Enjoy the summer and before you know it we will be prepping the sleds for the 2010/11 season.




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GM Corner: “New this year!” by Anne O’Dell, NYSSA General Manager 888-624-3849 x 103 [email protected]

The NYSSA Office

New this year: with the retirement of our Executive Director, Jim Jennings, the time has come to relocate the NYSSA

Office, located in Long Lake for many years. Prior to Long Lake, the “Office” was located at the home of Mary Brusoe,

in Whitesboro, NY.

Until such time as a permanent Executive Director is hired and a new office location determined, office information will

be as follows:

Our mailing address will remain PO Box 612, Long Lake, NY 12847-0612.

The primary phone number is 888-624-3849. New this year: For general questions, dial x 101; to reach Dave

Perkins, dial x 102; Anne O‟Dell, x 103; Jim Jennings, x 104. Our new phone system enables quicker contact!

New this year: Our fax number is now 888-317-2441. Faxes are received electronically.

Email NYSSA at [email protected].

All phone numbers beginning with the 518 area code will be out of service on May 31, 2010.

The physical office location will be closed on May 31, 2010. Physical office assets (furniture, etc) will be sold or

placed in storage. Office records, supplies and other materials will be placed in storage.

Insurance Certificates

NYSSA‟s insurance policy has been renewed for the 2010-2011 season, and is again in effect for one full year. Accord-ing to our agent, Butch Franklin, you do not have to get a certificate for a Landowner to be an additional insured - all

landowners are automatically covered as “additionally insured” as long as there is a written or verbal agreement for the

trail to pass over their land. This applies to all landowners - municipalities, private, etc. The certificate need only be pro-vided as a courtesy, for example if the landowner requests it.

Insurance Certificates for the 2010-2011 season may be produced online beginning April 29. Go to www.nysnowmobiler.com, login to the member menu, and go to „Trails Program‟, then „Insurance‟, then „Create Re-

quest‟. New this year: You may renew certificates that you entered last season by selecting „Display All‟ -- instructions are on the web page.

If you have difficulty logging in to the NYSSA Website, please contact the NYSSA Office at 888-624-3849 x 103. Insurance questions may be directed to the Franklin Case Agency, Jenna Miliano, 908-806-2531, x 112.

Club Letters of Understanding

New this year: instead of mailing paper “Letters of Understanding” to each Club, the Membership Committee has im-

plemented an electronic version, via the Online Membership System.

Your Club Membership Administrator (CMA) may access this by logging in as usual (in the same way they do to enter

memberships). Information is filled in online, and the document is printed for signature by the Club President. It is then mailed to the NYSSA Office. According to Bylaw change 2010-04, approved by Delegates present at the NYSSA Annual

Meeting on April 18, the LOU is to be signed annually by May 1, each year.

2010-2011 Vouchers

2010-2011 Memberships and registration vouchers are available via the NYSSA Online Membership System. Please en-courage your members to join early this fall, and register their sleds as soon as possible after receiving their renewals

(usually around the end of August). The sooner the registrations are in, the more money flows into the Trail Fund, and the more money there is for distribution to Clubs. Help with the Online Membership System is available by emailing

[email protected] or calling 888-624-3849 x 103.





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Sponsored by the Onondaga County Snowmobile Association, Inc. In support of NYS Snowmobile Trails

# Sponsor & Prize Description Winner Selling Club

1 BRP /Ski-Doo

2010 Ski-doo MXZ600 Sport

Tammie Stahlmiller

Eden NY

Cattaraugus County Federation

2 Arctic Cat

2010 Arctic Cat F570

Jeff Vaillancourt

Clarence, NY

Shawnee Sno Chiefs

3 NYS Polaris Dealers Valerie Brooks

4 Bon Voyage Snow Adventures Jim Card Vanderbilt

5 Adirondack Design Group Donald Waldraff

6 Fisk Distributing, Inc. Don’s Towing Ful-Mont Sno Travelers

7 NYSSA Lee Dudley Southern Adirondack SC

8 NYSSA Connie Smith Tawaeri Taqui Trailblazers

9 Village Motel & Village Rentals - 2-night stay Sun-Thurs & James Thompson Newcomb

10 Allegany Federation of Snowmobilers Gale Gurgir Hilton Sno-Flyers

11 Edge Hotel, Inc.

2 night stay in a Jacuzzi Suite & $100 NYSSA Cash

Ron Raff

Depew, NY

Marilla Sno-Mob

12 Northern Outdoors Diana Plucknette Cuba Drift Busters

13 Knights Inn Little Falls - 2 night stay w/Breakfast, Dinner Penny Lombardo

14 Shamrock Motel & Cottages

3 night stay, sun-thurs & $100 NYSSA Cash

Mark LaFay

Hudson Falls, NY

Kingsbury Barnstormers

15 Woody’s Traction Bill Layton Salisbury Ridge Runners

16 Adirondack Hotel Scott Ennis Salisbury Ridge Runners

17 NYSSA Albert Onderko Deerfield

18 Quackenbush’s Longview Wilderness Lodge

2 night stay & $100 NYSSA Cash

Adam Yang

Vernon, NY

19 Charlie’s Inn & Junction Campground Taylor Henderson Sno-Kats

20 Byrnecliff Resort & Conference Center

2 night stay weeknight & $100 NYSSA Cash

Bill Burleson

Port Allegany, PA

Enchanted Mtns Border Riders

21 Headwaters Motor Lodge

2 night stay sun-thurs for 2 & $100 NYSSA Cash

Patty Zeller

Edwards, NY

Edwards





Winners drawn April 17, 2010

# Sponsor & Prize Description Winner Selling Club

22 Castle Sales Co., Inc - 2010 Castle X Incline Jacket Bob Whittaker, Ilion, NY Stratford Snowdrifters

23 Cattaraugus County Fed./George E. Couell - $200 Cash Bob & Sherry Becker, Downsville NY Delaware Valley RR

24 DDS Motor Sports - $200 Gift Certificate Robert Casey, Camden, NY TC Riders

25 Erie County Federation of SC - $200 Cash Kiri Fox, W. Monroe, NY Vanderbilt

26 Ful-Mont Sno Travelers - $200 Cash Dave Turner, Churchville, NY Hilton Sno-Flyers

27 Herkimer Cty Snowmobile Trail & Trade Assn -$200 Cash Jonathan Seitzinger, Wyoming PA Salisbury Ridge Runners

28 Hudon’s Sled Salvage - $200 Gift Certificate Charles Stahl, Little Falls, NY Penn Mountain

29 Onondaga County Snowmobile Assn - $200 Cash Albert Zierak, Amsterdam, NY Ful-Mont Sno Travelers

30 Oswego County Snowmobile Assn - $200 Cash Kim Chapman, St. Johnsville, NY Salisbury Ridge Runners

31 Penn Mountain Snow Riders - $200 Cash Vince Trenchard, Williamson, NY Williamson Driftriders

32 Sno-Rats Snowmobile Club - $200 Cash Don Higgens, Glenville, NY Frontier

33 Southern Tier Snowmobile Trails Assn - $200 Cash George Aversano, Slate Hill, NY Newcomb

34 Tekrider - $200 Freestyle Tekvest Tony Warrington, Johnsburg, NY Minerva

35 Thousand Islands Snowmobile Club - $200 Cash Jeff Shark Penn Mountain

36 Wyoming County Snowmobile Federation - $200 Cash Rick Conyne, Mayfield, NY Ful-Mont Sno Travelers

37 Hebeler’s Arctic Cat/Skidoo Sales - $150 Gift Certificate Peter Tamburro, Oneida, NY Penn Mountain

38 Fuccillo Automotive Group - $100 Service Gift Certificate Jen Brady, Heuvelton, NY Punchlock

39 Fuccillo Automotive Group - $100 Service Gift Certificate Michele Guay, Holley, NY Oatka Valley

40 Marcellus Sales, Inc - $100 Gift Certificate Chris Jurek, Perry NY Oatka Valley

41 Marcellus Sales, Inc - $100 Gift Certificate Jess Hunter, Groton, NY Fingerlakes TRC

42 Niagara County Snowmobile Federation - $100 Cash Tommy Vullo, Cattaraugus, NY Southern Tier

43 Oneida County Area Snowmobile Association - $100 Cash Joe Vullo, Hamburg, NY Southern Tier

44 Shawnee Sno Chiefs - $100 Cash Doug Cleveland, Ontario, NY Sleds of Stafford

45 The Trailer Connection - $100 Gift Certificate William Wilbur, Mexico, NY Mexico Trail Riders

46 Washington County Assn of Snowmobile Clubs $100 Cash James Klem, Ontario, NY Webster Ridge Runners

47 Sled Insure.com $100 Cash Rich Nosctl, Newburgh, NY Delaware Valley RR

48 Sledfreak.com - two $50 Gift Certificates Crystal Seymour, Harrisville, NY Long Pond Sno Sled Club

49 Sledfreak.com - $50 Gift Certificate Sarah Armstrong, Remsen, NY WRR

50 Sledfreak.com - $50 Gift Certificate Rick Ohl, Hudson, NY Salisbury Ridge Runners





NYSSA CHARITIES PAGE

Pink Ribbon Riders www.pinkribbonriders.com The Pink Ribbon Riders mission is to promote awareness of breast can-cer in the motor sports industry for both men and women while raising funds for those in need.

Easter Seals www.easterseals.com Easter Seals has been helping individuals with disabilities and spe-cial needs, and their families, live better lives for over 85 years.

NYSSA encourages its individual members and its Clubs to support

the following charitable organizations:

The USO www.uso.org/howtohelp

The USO is a private, nonprofit organization whose mission is to support the troops by providing morale, welfare and recreation-type services to our men and women in uniform.

Sa

fety Qu

estion

An

swer: B

Safety Question

Snowmobile Trails exist only with the permission of

A) The state government

B) The landowner

C) The International Snowmobile Manufacturer’s Association



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NYSSA MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNTS

Use the instructions below to receive discounts from the companies listed below

Exclusive for members of NYSSA-You can save up to 30% a year on snow-

mobile insurance with a special offer from Nationwide. Whether you have a

perfect driving record, or a lapse in coverage, Nationwide is on your side. For

more information call 1-866-447-SNOW (7669) or click http://

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Save up to 15% on your rental car needs-call 1-800-654-2200 (members only hot-

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NYSSA members save 15% off at over 5,000 participating Choice hotels world-

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is not for use in conjunction with any other discount, offer or promotional rate.

Advance reservations are required. Join the Choice Privileges Program for even

more benefits!

Impact Global Industries the maker of the C.S.S. (Communication Safety

System), an LED light system used to replace the unsafe outdated hand-

signals, is exclusively offering 10% off to NYSSA members. Discount orders

must be placed by phone, toll free at 1-866-560-6365.

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SnowTrails TV is a touring and destination TV show on PBS.

SnowTrails TV is offering NYSSA members-buy 2 DVDs from any season and

get the third one free to complete the 10 show season series. Visit

www.snowtrailstv.com for ordering/program information.

Allstate offers extensive discounts - up to 40%. Such as Good Rider Discount,

Multiple Vehicle Discount, Transfer Discount, Multiple Policy Discount and

Safety Course Discount. Stop by and receive a quote from your local agent today.

http://www.allstate.com/orv-snowmobile-insurance/main.aspx. Allstate is a Mem-

bership Card Sponsor only.

Sled Insure offers NYSSA members an additional 5% discount on their

snowmobile insurance premium! Other discounts also available, such as

Multiple Sled Discounts and Safety Course Discounts. We can write your

coverage the same day and fax or email your NYS Insurance ID Cards imme-

diately! Call us at 1-800-562-6036 or visit us at www.SledInsure.com.

Exclusive discounts for NYSSA members from T-Mobile. Get FREE or

deeply discounted equipment (phones/Blackberrys/PDAs) and waived

activation fees ($35 per line) when you sign up for new service with T-

Mobile. Please contact Eric Sarafin at 516-707-1758 or email

[email protected].

Makovic Homes offers a free Stainless Steel Appliance Package Upgrade to

any NYSSA Member purchasing a Modular or Manufactured Home from

Makovic Homes. Must provide proof of current membership. Visit our Model

Center at 411 State Rt. 17B, Monticello, NY 12701, call us at 845-796-4663

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NYSSA Members: Book any two consecutive nights lodging at the Big Moose

Inn and Restaurant and receive a third contiguous night free. You will also re-

ceive a discount card good for 10% off on all meals, drinks, gift shop items and any

future stay. Cannot be used for any other promotional pricing or package deals.

Free night limited to Sunday-Thursday. Excludes New Year's Eve and the Sunday

before Martin Luther King's birthday. Must be booked by telephone: 888-924-

4666: The Big Moose Inn and Restaurant (http://www.BigMooseInn.com) 1510

Big Moose Road, Eagle Bay, N.Y. 13331

NYSSA WINTER SPECIAL: Use this 10% OFF COUPON FOR ROOM,

FOOD OR DRINKS. Stay at this lake front resort and conference center and re-

ceive 10% off everything! (NYSSA Membership Number and Promotional Code

NYSSA0809 required) Book one of our Jacuzzi suites—or call and ask about other

Room Discounts or seasonal rentals. North Woods Inn Resort, 4920 NYS CRT

28, Fourth Lake, Old Forge, NY 13420 (www.NorthWoodsInnResort.com) Call

for reservations: 315-369-6777

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NYSSA members save 20% on overnight lodging Sun-Thurs (excluding holi-

days), December through April at The Loft in Raquette Lake, in the Central

Adirondack Region. Fireplace-sauna-heated garage for sled storage & repair.

No permit required for Raquette/Long/Indian Lakes/Newcomb/Tupper trails.

For description/rates/photos visit http://www.raquettelakerentals.com

Water’s Edge Inn: SAVE 20% OFF ANY ROOM OR SUITE SUNDAY –

THURSDAY NIGHTS! Rest assured at Water’s Edge Inn, located lakeside di-

rectly across from Water Safari, Snowmobile Trails 1&5 and Enchanted Premium

Gas! (NYSSA Membership Number/Card required for discount, not to be com-

bined with any other offer/discount, limit 1 offer per reservation, excludes holi-

day/event weeks) Water’s Edge Inn, 3188 St. Rte. 28, Old Forge, NY 13420. Call

for Reservations (315) 369-2484. www.WatersEdgeInn.com

Old Forge Camping Resort: STAY 2 NIGHTS, GET THE 3RD NIGHT

FREE! Offer good weekdays and weekends. Drive your sled right to your door!

Direct access to Snowmobile Trail 5 and Premium Gas. (NYSSA Membership

Number/Card required for discount, not to be combined with any other offer or

discount, limit one offer per reservation, must be used for 3 consecutive nights)

Old Forge Camping Resort, 3347 State Route 28, Old Forge, NY 13420. For Res-

ervations: 1-800-CAMPING. www.OldForgeCamping.com

The Rocky Acres Inn invites NYSSA Members to enjoy our facilities and re-

ceive 10% off your entire stay, year round! The Inn is located on Trout Brook

Rd. in Schroon Lake with easy access to trails to local restaurants and

Olmstedville/Minerva. Reservations required along with your NYSSA Mem-

bership Number. For more information, go to www.RockyAcresInn.com or

call us at 518-532-9709.

HD Adirondack Chairs by Aaron Fischer: NYSSA Members will receive 15%

off the purchase of one/20% off for 2 or more pieces of hand made heavy duty

ADK style outdoor furniture. Many styles available and can be custom made to

your dimensions in any type of wood you desire. Delivered to most NY towns for

a small fee, you can pick-up or shipping can be arranged. The key word is heavy

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The Tumble Inn invites NYSSA Members to enjoy 15% off regular prices ($95-$115)

at our bed, breakfast and beyond. Private baths with clawfoot tubs, modern showers

and electric fireplaces. The comfortable guest living room features a fieldstone fire-

place, cable TV, DVD player, games, reading materials, snacks and homemade cook-

ies. An outdoor hot tub takes off the chill with robes and slippers provided. Close to

miles of trails. Includes an elegantly served "no lunch" breakfast. Call 518-351-5020

or 518-532-7605 for information/reservations.

Charlie’s Inn-we have specials for snowmobilers! 10% off all rooms Sunday thru

Thursday (with your NYSSA Membership Card), come and enjoy, the HOT SPOT

in the Adirondack Mountains! Where the trails are groomed all the time. Charlie’s

Inn has great food and a full bar. We’re located at 44 Junction Road, Lake Clear

(Right on Corridor Trail #7), N.Y. 12945. Call at 518-891-9858 and don’t forget

to check us out on the web at www.newyorksnowmobiling.com !

Come on out to the Junction Campground and join the fun. NYSSA Members get

10% off the regular campground price from June-Sept. by showing their Mem-

bership card. The Junction Campground is located in the beautiful Adirondack

Mountains. It's a quiet, secluded campground with 24 full hook up sites and 12

tent sites. Full restaurant and lounge on premises, hot showers, electric, cable,

wireless internet, Laundromat, dump station, picnic tables and play area. Hiking

and biking trails are nearby and the swimming location is just 1/4 mile away! We

Exclusive offer for NYSSA members only! Get Three (3) years of Supertrax, the

world's #1 snowmobile magazine, for the incredible price of $9.99! Simply call

1-800-905-8729 (toll free) and mention the subscription code "NYSSAP" or visit

the subscription page on www.SUPERTRAXMAG.com and enter the code

"NYSSAP" to get Supertrax for Three (3) years for $9.99 (a $22.99 value).

**Offer valid for one name per address and is for NYSSA members only.

The Bear in the Tree B&B invites NYSSA members to enjoy a 15% discount off

the regular room rate ($85-$115) while riding some of the best groomed trails in

the Adirondack Park. We’re located on State Rt. 8 in the Town of Morehouse,

with direct access to the Corridor 4 trail. NYSSA membership number required at

time of booking. For reservations call (315) 826-5614. For more information go

to www.bearinthetree.com. THERE IS ALWAYS SNOW IN MOREHOUSE!

Save up to 15% on Bonvoyage Snow Adventures. Quebec snowmobile adven-

tures. A Bonvoyage trip is not merely a trip, but an unparalleled adventure

experience. Our tours are the direct result of nearly 30 years of exploring

Quebec, looking for the provinces best groomed trails, most scenic areas and

truly unique places to stay. Dog sledding and a visit to the Ice Hotel can add to

the experience. For reservations, go to www.bvadventures.com or call us at

(860) 796-9055-NYSSA Membership Number required at time of reservation.

KMT Service Parts Inc is excited about being able to offer discounts to NYSSA mem-

bers. We were involved with the Ski Doo Race Team in 1967 and love the sport! We

sell one of the best enclosed trailers available and offer a 20% Discount off the pub-

lished retail price to NYSSA Members. All trailer orders will be processed through

KMT and can be picked up at the factory or we can arrange shipping. We have all

kinds of parts including tires, wheels, jacks, wheel chocks, aluminum products such as

helmet cabinets, gas can holders and shelving and much more! Visit us at:

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The Ponderosa House Rental in beautiful Allegany County, NY offers NYSSA members

10% off your entire stay, year round. If you are looking to hit the trails or for a quiet re-

laxing weekend, The Ponderosa is the spot! Situated on 5 acres of peace and quiet in

Belmont, NY (West Almond); surrounded by thousands of acres in Phillips Creek State

Forest, just down the road from the Southern Tier Snow Riders trails and Palmers Pond!

This house features 2 bedrooms downstairs with double beds and a room upstairs with 6

beds! Enjoy a fully stocked kitchen and oil heat to keep you warm after a long ride on the

trails. Rates: from $300 to $600 per week. Weekend rates also available. Don’t forget-

book early for hunting season/holidays. Please visit www.Findrentals.com/40872 or call

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Platinum Rewards Card. For qualifying members, this card will feature no annual fee, a

competitive low interest rate, rewards points, 100% fraud protection, emergency cash

disbursement and card replacement, auto rental and accident insurance, and many other

benefits. You can select one of our 5 custom NYSSA images or upload your own picture

for a truly unique design. Click here to get started!

From the consumer to the professional athlete, Whiplash will help you support the

sport you love by investing in your club/association. For every purchase that a con-

sumer or professional athlete makes and designates your club or association as a

recipient, Whiplash will donate 5% of the purchase to your club or association!

Whiplash is dedicated to helping organizations such as yours develop the sport

through education, safety. responsibility and fun. All you have to do is go to

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As the unified voice for NY Snowmobiling, NYSSA works year-round to promote

the sport and protect the trails needed for winter enjoyment. NYSSA is recognized

and accepted in Albany, across the state, and nationally as the organization that

represents the rights and needs of New York’s snowmobilers.

PO Box 612, Long Lake, NY 12847-0612

888-624-3849 / Fax 888-317-2441

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NEW YORK STAT E SNOWM OBI LE

ASSOCI ATI ON

We’re On the Web!

www.nysnowmobiler.com

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Safety Courses are listed at http://nysparks.state.ny.us/recreation/snowmobiles/safety-courses.aspx

NYSSA Calendar of Events May 8, 2010 1st NYSSA BOD Meeting of the new calendar year Driver’s Village

5885 East Circle Drive Cicero, NY 13039-8774

June 5, 2010 NYSSA BOD Meeting Location TBD

July 10, 2010 NYSSA BOD Meeting Location TBD

August 7, 2010 NYSSA BOD Meeting Driver’s Village, Cicero, NY

September 11, 2010 NYSSA BOD Meeting Drivers Village, Cicero, NY

October 1-3, 2010 Big East Powersports Show & NYSSA BOD Meeting OnCenter, Syracuse

November 6, 2010 NYSSA BOD Meeting Location TBD

December 4, 2010 NYSSA BOD Meeting Location TBD

January 8, 2010 NYSSA BOD Meeting Driver’s Village, Cicero, NY

May 18, 2010

June 15, 2010

July 20, 2010

August 17, 2010

September 21, 2010

October 12, 2010

November 16, 2010

December 14, 2010

January 18, 2011

February 15, 2011

Season 2010-2011 NY Snowmobiler Publication Dates:


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