The study is great reading and will explain what the contractor for the GLO did and that Closing Rollover Pass would Harm East Bay. The Gilchrist Community Association has the complet study on our website

www.rolloverpasstexas.com

Note: (it is 23 pages long so we had to break it up into section to get it on our webpage) I hope this will clear up alot of questions people have. Also there is youtube video for those who would like to know more about the history of Rollover Pass and that can be seen by going to this link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTrXB8WZ2lI



If you would like a copy of the study email me at ted.vega@gmail.com and I get it to you.
Ted Vega
Pres. Gilchrist Community Association

Thanks Ted. I posted links last week to the radio interview you and Jim did so the folks here could inform themselves.This copy of the study and your transparency should go a long ways to clearing up any misconceptions people have about what is going on here.

Alan Edwards

There is a wealth of information contained in these pages concerning not only Rollover Pass, but Bolivar Peninsula itself. I encourage anyone who is concerned with not only the future of Rollover Pass but the economic effects of the area as well as environmental impacts, to click on and read each link made available.

I don't live on Bolivar Peninsula, but I do fish there as often as I can. I spend money there and like me, there are thousands of people that do. It would be unfortunate to see a resource like Rollover Pass closed. I fully support the GCA in their efforts to keep Rollover Pass open and I hope that anyone else who does will support the GCA as well.