Unofficial Trail Authority Office of Surface Continuity and Recreational Passage

Serial TA–2001–014
Revision TA-WEB-1.0

PER-C · Continuing

The Commissioner

Personnel · Effective 7 November 2026 · Revised 7 November 2026 · Continuing office. No person is named.

Key facts for PER-C
Office Office of the Commissioner
Appears in public No
Signs Directives, bulletins, and final nonbinding determinations
Present subject Fun maintained, features left intact, speed practiced, afternoons not missed
Jurisdiction None. The signature does not create a legal power.

The Commissioner is the unseen executive voice of the Authority. The office signs the view that a ride taken with friends, at a speed one has practiced, is a serious good, and that a trail sanded down for a person who is not there is a loss.

The Commissioner is not depicted, named, or available for a photograph. Correspondence addressed to the Commissioner is read as addressed to the office. There is no separate person to persuade, and no portrait suitable for posting.

A determination from this office can classify a feature, withdraw an earlier and duller circular, or recommend that an afternoon be used. It cannot fine anyone, permit a trail, or require a rider to go faster than they accepted. Those are different kinds of power. This office was established without request, mostly so that someone would say, in a formal voice, that the fun counts.

The current public note is the bulletin on the home page. It is signed only as the Office of the Commissioner.

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