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National Wild and Scenic Act
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9/25/1985
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Issues Concerning Wild and Scenic River Designations
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increase the cost of extracting minerals by about <br />$100,000 annually. <br />o Designation would not affect nor restrict agricultural <br />uses. <br />o Overall, adverse impacts on soils and vegetation would <br />not be expected to be significant. <br />o Designation would aid in the protection of threatened and <br />endangered species habitat. <br />o Three new campsites and 36.5 miles of trail would be <br />constructed at an estimated cost of $453,000. <br />Current Legislation <br />In 1977, President Carter proposed legislation which would <br />have designated the Dolores as a part of the National System. <br />However, no action was taken by Congress. Later, in 1978, <br />Representative Burton of California introduced an omnibus bill <br />which included the Dolores. Due to local opposition, the Dolores <br />was dropped from this bill. The Dolores is not being considered <br />in any legislation currently before Congress. <br />gl <br />-4- <br />
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