ExB.pdf

The image is Exhibit B: Trail Work, which appears to be a detailed geographical map from a wildlife management area (WMA), showing proposed trail work marked in red. The map includes various geographical features and infrastructure such as access roads (white dashed lines), existing trails (yellow lines), a horse trail (yellow), gas pipeline routes (dotted line), powerlines (dash-dot line), and rivers/streams (blue). The map provides a comprehensive view of a forested region with agricultural and woodland areas, with a trail system spanning approximately 1-2 miles across diverse terrain including forested sections, open fields, and near a water body.

The map legend indicates multiple infrastructure types including access roads, trails, horse trails, gas pipelines, powerlines, and rivers/streams. The red trail work appears to follow an existing path through wooded and semi-cleared land, intersecting with a yellow horse trail near a water body. The map includes a scale indicating distances from 0 to 1 mile and a north-facing orientation marker. A wildlife management area logo is present in the top right corner, suggesting this is part of a planned trail development or maintenance project for a specific regional conservation or recreational area.