New Mexico 2019 Regular Session Status: Enacted 1 D cosponsors

HM 10 — NM BIKEPACKING NETWORK

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This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced January 21, 2019. Enacted.

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The updated version of Bill HM 10 adds more details about the New Mexico Bikepacking Network, highlighting its grassroots origins and mission to connect border towns through bike routes. This addition emphasizes the network's community-driven approach and its role in promoting outdoor recreation in New Mexico. Recognizing this network is important because it supports local tourism and encourages outdoor activities, which can have positive economic and health benefits for the state.

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HOUSE MEMORIAL 10 54TH LEGISLATURE - STATE OF NEW MEXICO - FIRST SESSION, 2019 INTRODUCED BY Angelica Rubio 6 8 10 A MEMORIAL RECOGNIZING THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE NEW MEXICO BIKEPACKING NETWORK IN THE PROMOTION OF NEW MEXICO OUTDOOR RECREATION.
A MEMORIAL RECOGNIZING THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE NEW MEXICO BIKEPACKING NETWORK IN THE PROMOTION OF NEW MEXICO OUTDOOR RECREATION.
14 WHEREAS, bikepacking is a combination of cycling and camping;
5 WHEREAS, bikepacking is a combination of cycling and camping;
and WHEREAS, bikepacking touring is generally done off-road on e t 17 ultralight bicycles with bags that mount directly to the w l n d 18 bicycle, and riders cover significant distances when = = 19 a l bikepacking;
and WHEREAS, bikepacking touring is generally done off-road on ultralight bicycles with bags that mount directly to the bicycle, and riders cover significant distances when bikepacking;
and i a e r 20 WHEREAS, the New Mexico bikepacking network was created by a t m m 21 a grassroots coalition of cyclists from southern and northern d r e 22 New Mexico, and its development and promotion is not funded or c e s k 23 guided by special interests but by the residents who enjoy and e a n b 24 use New Mexico's public lands;
and WHEREAS, the New Mexico bikepacking network was created by a grassroots coalition of cyclists from southern and northern New Mexico, and its development and promotion is not funded or guided by special interests but by the residents who enjoy and use New Mexico's public lands;
and u [ WHEREAS, the mission of the New Mexico bikepacking network .212116.1 is to link northern New Mexico border towns to the southern border of the United States by utilizing routes that are currently being traveled, and that extend the length of New Mexico;
and WHEREAS, the mission of the New Mexico bikepacking network is to link northern New Mexico border towns to the southern border of the United States by utilizing routes that are currently being traveled, and that extend the length of New Mexico;
and WHEREAS, the New Mexico bikepacking network endeavors to connect diverse and majestic New Mexican landmarks, whether they are natural or cultural landscapes, including four national forests, one national wildlife refuge, two national monuments and countless points of interest and historical landmarks;
and HM 10 Page 1 WHEREAS, the New Mexico bikepacking network endeavors to connect diverse and majestic New Mexican landmarks, whether they are natural or cultural landscapes, including four national forests, one national wildlife refuge, two national monuments and countless points of interest and historical landmarks;
and WHEREAS, the proposed network would contain almost one e e 17 thousand four hundred fifty miles of New Mexico roads and e e n d 18 trails that would allow access to all of New Mexico's natural = = l ] 19 landscapes;
and WHEREAS, the proposed network would contain almost one thousand four hundred fifty miles of New Mexico roads and trails that would allow access to all of New Mexico's natural landscapes;
and a l r i 20 WHEREAS, the proposed route of the New Mexico bikepacking t e a t network would travel through multiple government jurisdictions, m m 21 e d r e 22 many local communities and approximately seventeen counties;
and WHEREAS, the proposed route of the New Mexico bikepacking network would travel through multiple government jurisdictions, many local communities and approximately seventeen counties;
c e r c 23 and e a n b 24 WHEREAS, legislation has been introduced to create a state u [ office of outdoor recreation;
and WHEREAS, legislation has been introduced to create a state office of outdoor recreation;
and .212116.1 - 2 - WHEREAS, the proposed New Mexico backpacking network would be a premier attraction of an office of outdoor recreation, which seeks to further bolster an economic sector that already generates nine billion nine hundred million dollars ($9,900,000,000) in annual consumer spending and an estimated ninety-nine thousand jobs, according to the outdoor industry association;
and WHEREAS, the proposed New Mexico backpacking network would be a premier attraction of an office of outdoor recreation, which seeks to further bolster an economic sector that already generates nine billion nine hundred million dollars ($9,900,000,000) in annual consumer spending and an estimated ninety-nine thousand jobs, according to the outdoor industry association;
and WHEREAS, the New Mexico bikepacking network would provide excellent potential for diverse economic development to communities and small business along its route;
and WHEREAS, the New Mexico bikepacking network would provide excellent potential for diverse economic development HM 10 Page 2 to communities and small business along its route;
and WHEREAS, cyclists, campers, hikers, equestrians and other users would also benefit from a statewide network of trails e e 17 that can be enjoyed free from fossil fuels and that connects e e n d 18 one community to the next;
and WHEREAS, cyclists, campers, hikers, equestrians and other users would also benefit from a statewide network of trails that can be enjoyed free from fossil fuels and that connects one community to the next;
and = = l ] 19 WHEREAS, the New Mexico bikepacking network aims to a l r i 20 promote conservation and bring awareness to the preservation of t e a t New Mexico's history and culture;
and WHEREAS, the New Mexico bikepacking network aims to promote conservation and bring awareness to the preservation of New Mexico's history and culture;
and m m 21 e d r e 22 WHEREAS, the New Mexico bikepacking network plans to c e r c 23 promote and celebrate all of New Mexico's cultural treasures, e a n b 24 industries that serve the state and every community that is u [ represented within New Mexico's boundaries;
and WHEREAS, the New Mexico bikepacking network plans to promote and celebrate all of New Mexico's cultural treasures, industries that serve the state and every community that is represented within New Mexico's boundaries;
and .212116.1 - 3 - WHEREAS, the New Mexico bikepacking network will be an important, unique, natural and community-driven asset, and will promote and strengthen New Mexico's communities, economy and identity;
and WHEREAS, the New Mexico bikepacking network will be an important, unique, natural and community-driven asset, and will promote and strengthen New Mexico's communities, economy and identity;
and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that copies of this memorial be transmitted to the secretary of economic development, the secretary of tourism and the New Mexico bikepacking network.
and HM 10 Page 3 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that copies of this memorial be transmitted to the secretary of economic development, the secretary of tourism and the New Mexico bikepacking network.
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Action History

  1. Signed

  2. passed House

  3. DO PASS committee report adopted

  4. Sent to House Energy, Environment and Natural Resources Committee

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HM 10 is sponsored by Angelica Rubio (Democrat).
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This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced January 21, 2019. Enacted.
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