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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8200.765
Description
Little Snake River General
State
CO
Basin
Yampa/White
Water Division
6
Date
9/1/1986
Author
DOI-BLM
Title
Little Snake Resource Management Plan and Environmental Impact Statement
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />O r ,.,,~, 1"7 ," '. <br />U(,),J"l <br /> <br />Commodity Production <br />Same as Energy and <br />Minerals. <br /> <br />6,480 ilIeres of commercial <br />forest land and 38,550 <br />acres of productlve- <br />operable woodland would be <br />intensively managed. <br />Forest management pl ans <br />would be revised; an <br />intensive woodland <br />inventory waul d be <br />conducted; and a woodland <br />management plan would be <br />developer!. <br /> <br />Same as Energy and Hinerills <br /> <br />Renewable Resources <br />Same as Energy and <br />Minerals, plus watershed <br />condition would be <br />analyzed; nO-5urfacc- <br />occupancy would be stipu- <br />1 ated In badlands ilne! <br />highly erodible areo!ls. <br /> <br />Same as Commodity <br />Production. <br /> <br />Same as Energy and Minerals <br /> <br />Natural Environment <br />Same as Renew~ble <br />Resource, p'u~ aquisitlon <br />of nonpubl ic lands which <br />produce high sediment or <br />salinity would be p~ovided <br />in wHe~sheds where the' <br />mJo~iti of the ldnd is <br />public. <br /> <br />5,280 ac~es of commercial <br />fo~est land and 36,100 <br />ac~es of productive- <br />ope~able woodland would be <br />intensively managed; <br />fo~est management plans <br />would be ~evised; inten- <br />sive fo~est/woodldnd <br />management in special <br />management a~eas would be <br />~estricted; intensive <br />management p~actices would <br />be utilized in forestry <br />management prio~ity aredS <br />only, <br />Same as Energy dnd Minerals <br /> <br />5-9 <br /> <br />Preferred Alternative <br />Same as Energy and <br />M1ne~als, plus oil/gas <br />lease parcels in fragile <br />soil dnd wate~ aredS would <br />be reviewed on a case-by- <br />case basis; speciiJl <br />performance standards <br />woul d be imposed; no <br />surfdce occupancy would be <br />allowed directly adjacent <br />to perenni al waters. <br /> <br />6,330 acres of commercial' <br />forest land and 37,600 <br />acres of productive- <br />operable woodland would be <br />intensively managed; <br />e(1stlng forest management <br />plans would continue to <br />be implemented. <br /> <br />Same as Energy and'Minerals <br />
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