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OOQ5~5 Commoditv Production APD rox imate 1y 638,800 ile res /containing <In estimated 5.8 billion tons} would be available for furt~er consideration for leas! ng (apprtl.x.;mately 418,700 acres for surface/ underground; approximately 220.100 ile res for unde f- grouf1d only). 1.08 mi11fon acres would be open to leasi n9 with standard lease lems; 685,927 acres would be open with seasonal restrictions (crft ieal wildlife habitat) ; 280 acres would be open wi th avo; dance st ipul at; ons \A(.EC}; 94,970 acres would be open wi th no surface occupancy (crftical w; ld- life habi tat; RNAs ; recreation areas); 14,081 acres would be closed to leasing (proposed wilderness I. Same, e)(cept that 14,Gbl acres would be withdrawn from mil'leral entry (proposed wilderness), Renewable Resource Approximately 367,100 acres (contai n'i ng an estimated 5.2 billion tons) would be available for further con- sideration for leasing (approxlmately 246,00 acres for surface/underground; approximately 121,100 acres for underground only). 985,156 acres would be open to leasing with standard lease terms; 685,927 acres would be open with seasonal restrict; ons (critical wi ldl ife habitat) ; 6,780 acres would be ~en with avoidance stipulati ons 1.t.C[(s); 143,656 acres would be open with no surface occupancy (cr; tical wildlife habi tat, RNAs; recreation areas; fragi Ie soil s) ; 56,881 acres would be closed to leasi ng (proposed wl1dernessl. Same, except that 56,881 acres would be closed to mineral entry (proposed wi lderness). Natural [nvi ronrnent Approximately 344,900 acre!'. (containi ng an estimated 4.9 billion tons) would be avai lable for further considerdtion for leasing (approximately 225,300 ac res for surface/un1er. ground; appro.>.:imately 119,600 ac res for under- ground. Of'\y). 1.00 million acres would be open to 1 easi ng w; th standard lease terms; ti85,927 acres would be open witll seasonal restric- tions (critical wi ldl ife habi tat) ; 6,780 acres would be open with avoidance stipulati ons (ACECs); 'D,n') acres would be (pen wi th no surface occupancy (cri tlCdl ....i ldl ife habltat; RNAs; recreation areas; fragi le soil s1 ; 90,887 acres would be c lased to 1 easi ng (proposed wi 1 derness). Same, except that 90,887 acres would be closed to mi ne ra 1 ent ry (prop osed wi lderness). 8-5 Preferred Alternati \II? Approximately 638,800 acres (contal ni ng an estimated 5.8 billion tons) would be avai 1 able for further consideration for leasing (approximately 396,500 acres for surface/under- ground; approximately 242,300 acres for under- qround only). 1.05 million acres would be qlen to leasing with standa rd 1 ease tcnns ; 685,927 acres would be Cllen wi th seasonal restricti ons fcri tical wi ldl ife hab- itat); 18,180 acres would be qlen with a voidance stipulati ons (ACres); 35,840 acres would be qlen with perfonnance standards (fragi1 e !:toil s); 51,310 acres would be open with no surface occupa~y (critical wildlife habitat; ~A; recreation areil) ; 36,240 acres would be clo!:ted to leasing (proposed wilderness). Same, except that 39,240 acres would be clo!:ted to mineral entry (proposed ....i lderness and ,A(ECl.