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<br />With the other, without 1mpe.1rment of
<br />the ProduetJvity of the land, with con-
<br />::ideratIon being given to the relative
<br />values of the varlow: re&ources, and not
<br />l1ecessnrUy the oomblnatlon of uses that.
<br />will gtve the greatest dollar return or the
<br />greatest unit output,
<br />II') "SUstaIned yield of the 5evenll
<br />producta and services" means the
<br />nehien'ment and malnu-nance of a hlgb-
<br />level annual or regular per10dlc output
<br />of the VarlOWl renewable resourCE'S ot
<br />bnd without lmpa1nnent o( the pro-
<br />ductivity o( the land,
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<br />(a) AU classifications under the re~-
<br />laUoRS of tb1t; part W1l1 gtve due consld.
<br />eratJon to ecology, priorities or use, and
<br />the relaUve values of the various rt'-
<br />f,Qurce.s in particular areas. They must
<br />be conslau-nt with all the following
<br />criteria:
<br />(1) The lands must be pbysically suit_
<br />able or adaptable to the uses or purpl):SeS
<br />for which they are cIassl1l.ed. In add!-
<br />Uon, they must have sueb physIcal and
<br />olber cbaracter1.stlcll as the law may re-
<br />quIre thf'm to h8\'e to qUal11y for a par.
<br />tlcular cJas.<;ltIcatlon.
<br />(2) All present and potential uses and
<br />users of the lands wlU be taken into con-
<br />sideration. All other things being equal,
<br />land cla.ss1t1cations will attempt to
<br />acbleve m.a1Imum future uses and mtnJ_
<br />mum disturbance to or dislocation of
<br />extst1ng users.
<br />(3) All land classifications must be
<br />con.sl.stent with St.a.te and local gOVl'm-
<br />ment programs, plans, zonlng. and regu-
<br />lations applicable to the area In which
<br />the Ia.nd.s to be classJfled are located, to
<br />t.he extent such S1a.tc and local pro_
<br />grams, plans, 7'.{)nlng, and ~Iatlollll are
<br />not inconsIstent "''tth Federal programs.
<br />pollc:les, and l1SeII, and wUl not lead to
<br />Inequities among private indivtduab.
<br />(4.) AU land classtleatlons must be
<br />conslst.E'nt with Federal proe:ra.ms and
<br />policies, to the extent that those pro.
<br />graIIU and pollctes atff:'Ct the use or dUi-
<br />posal of the public lands,
<br />(bl When, under the crlu-rla of t.hls
<br />part. a tract of land has pou-ntlal for
<br />either ~tentlon for multiple use manage_
<br />ment or for some form of dlsPOSBl, or for
<br />more than one form of dJspasal, the rel~
<br />aUve scarcity or the values involved Bnd
<br />the avallabWty of alternatIve means and
<br />sites for realization of those values 'Il.'111
<br />be considered. Long-Urm ))ubUc bene.
<br />fits wiU be weIghed against more im.
<br />mediate or local benefits. The trad \\ill
<br />then be e1au-Uled In a matmer which ",'m
<br />best promote the pub}Jc interests.
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<br />In addition to the general (TherIa In
<br />~ :l410.1-1, the following crtterla \\ill be
<br />U$ed to det.erm1ne whether publiC lands
<br />will be retained, In Federal ownership
<br />and m:maged for domC5tic lhut.ock
<br />gra.z.ing', fish. and wDdllfe de\'elopment
<br />and utillZatlon. Industrial development,
<br />mineral production, occupancy, outdoor
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<br />RULES AND REGULATIONS
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<br />recreation, Umber producUon, watershed
<br />protection, wUderness preservatlon. or
<br />preservation of pUblic values that would
<br />I)(' 1061 11 the land passed from Federal
<br />ownership. Lands may be classt.fted for
<br />retention under the Classification and
<br />Multiple Use Act of September 19, 1964
<br />178 Stat. 988, 43 U.s.C. 1411_18l, if they
<br />are not suitable for dlspasal under the
<br />crlt~rla lIet forth In . 2UO.I-3 and llUch
<br />classification wJU do one or more of t-h~
<br />following;
<br />la) Assl3:t In eO'ect!ve and economLcal
<br />admlnistrstion ot the pUblic lands 1n
<br />furtherance oJ the several objccUv('fl of
<br />such administration as elqlresse<l In the
<br />various public land lawll.
<br />Ib) Purther the objN:tlves of Federal
<br />natural resource legislation d1rectf'd,
<br />among other thlng-ll towards:
<br />(1) Stablllzatlon and development of
<br />the livestock Industry dependent upon
<br />Ff'd~ral lands, 8uch all sections I and 15
<br />ot the Taylor Grazing Ad (43 u.s.e, 315
<br />and 315m), and the Alaska Grazlng Act
<br />(48 U,8.C. 471--4710).
<br />(2) Provislon or pre6ervaUon of ade-
<br />quate a.rtasof public hunting and fl.l;hinl!"
<br />grounds and public accCllll thtreto and
<br />maintenance of habitat and food' sup.
<br />plies for the fish and wildlife df'pendent
<br />upon the public lands and malntalnfit
<br />under Federal and State pfOltt'MlS, such
<br />all uetion 9 of the Taylor Grazing Act
<br />143 U.s.C, 315h) and the Fish and Wild_
<br />We Coordtnatlon Act CIS U.S.C. 1561_
<br />66Ge).
<br />(3) FosterIng !hI! economy or the na_
<br />tion by Indust.rlal and mineral df'Velop.
<br />ment. such as through the materla1.!l ales
<br />and mineraI leasing laws <Group 3000 of
<br />this chapter) and the rIghts-of-way laws
<br />ISubpaJ"t 2234 or this chapter).
<br />(4) Realtr.ation ot the bl'nenclal uUll-
<br />zaUon of the public lands through oc-
<br />cupancy leases, .such as undf'r the
<br />Recreation and PublJe Purposes Act (43
<br />U.s.C. 869-869-4) and the Small Tract
<br />Act (43 U.S.C. 682a-682eL
<br />(5) ProvLslon of needed n-creatlon
<br />cOllSE"rvatlon, and scenic area.s and oPf'n
<br />space (42 U.S.C. l5()()...1500e) and assur_
<br />anC(' of adequate outdoor recreation re-
<br />~ourees ror pIT"SCnt and future gent"n_
<br />tlOI13 of Americans U6 O.S.C. 460: 1 et
<br />5e!q.).
<br />(6) StabJllzatlon of the tlmbf.r Indw-
<br />try and dependent communttles and sus-
<br />taIned-yield production of timber and
<br />other forest producLs, such as the Ma~
<br />U'rtals Sa.les Act (30 U.s.C, 1501-6(4)
<br />and. In connection with management ot
<br />other Fl'deral lands. the 0 and C Act
<br />\43 U.s.C. U8ta-n81f, 1181g-1t8tJ).
<br />(7) Protectton of frail lands, conser_
<br />vaUon of producU,'e soils and water sup_
<br />plies, and pre\.entJon of damage and loss
<br />due to c.'tcesslve runoff, ftooding. salina.
<br />tIon. and s.1ltatlon, such as the SOU and
<br />Moisture Conservation Act (16 O.S.C.
<br />590a et seQ,.) and f 2 of the Taylor Gru_
<br />Ing Act (43 U.S.C, 315a).
<br />Ic) Presen'atton ot public \'alues that
<br />would be lost Jt the land passed from
<br />Federal ownership (43 U.S.C. 1411-1418)
<br />such as where
<br />(1) The lands are needed to protect
<br />or enhance established Federal pro.-
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<br />grama:, by I5Uch means as provisIon ot
<br />buffer zones, control of accea.s, malnte-
<br />nanee of wat.E'r suppUes, reduction and
<br />prevt'ntlon of water pollutJon, ellcluslon
<br />of nonconforming 1nholdings, mainte-
<br />nance of eMelent management. areas,
<br />provtslon of research areM, and ma1nte-
<br />nlUlce of mIlitary areas or sItes for other
<br />government activities.
<br />(21 The landoJ should be retained In
<br />Ffoderal ownership pending enactment of
<br />Federal legtslatlon, which would atreet
<br />them.
<br />(3) The lands should be retained In
<br />Federal ownership pendtng their acquisi-
<br />tion by a State or local government.
<br />(4) The lands are best suited tor mul-
<br />tlple ll..<.e management and require man_
<br />al;l:rment for a mixture of Usetl In order to
<br />best benent the gencral public and such
<br />management could not be achieved If
<br />the landll were In prtvate ownership.
<br />(,5) The landll contain sclent.l1'lc,
<br />5Cenle, hlstortc, or 'Il.1lderness valu~
<br />which would be 10151. to the general publJc
<br />If they were tran&ferrro out of Federal
<br />ownership.
<br />(6) Tral13fer ot the lands w(luld be
<br />Inconsilltent with naUonal obJectlves for
<br />the preservation of natural beauty of the
<br />country and the proper utUlr.atlon of
<br />open space.
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<br />In addJtlon to the general criteria In
<br />f 2410.1_1 the .following criterl.. wlll
<br />goyern clas611lcations under the authori_
<br />ties listed in I 2410,03 (or sale. selection,
<br />grant or other disposal under the Public
<br />Land Sale Act t78 Sta-t. 998, 43 U.B.C.
<br />1421-27) and other 18\\'8 authortzlns the
<br />Secretary of the Interior to dLspose of
<br />public lands. The crlterla are set forth
<br />In terms of land we cll\S8U. Where ap_
<br />propriate, the applicability of specltlc
<br />di8uoIal laws to lands In each use class
<br />Is d1scussed.
<br />(a) GenD'al criteria for dupG!al cZa8-
<br />.si/k'11tton. The general approach to de_
<br />termine U:le act under which lands are to
<br />be claslilflcd and dispof;edof lsaafoUows:
<br />(I) Conaidel"atlon under criteria Li.stcd
<br />In thl.s part will first be lPV1!:n to whether
<br />the lands can be classified for retentIon
<br />for muHiple use management. for dis-
<br />POGal, or for both. If, under these
<br />crtterla. they could be clauifl.ed ((lr ooth.
<br />the prtncJple.s of f 2410.1_1tb) will be
<br />applied.
<br />(21 U the Janda are found to be suit.-
<br />able for dispou.1. consideratIon under the
<br />crlterta of this part wfU be given to
<br />whether the lands are needed for urban
<br />or suburban PUrPOses or whe1hcr they
<br />are chiefly valuable for other PUl'POU"S.
<br />Lands found to be valuable for public
<br />pu~ will be considered chietb' valu_
<br />able for public pUr~, elIccpt in s.1tua_
<br />t10ns when: alternate sites are a\'aUahle
<br />to meet the public need!llnvolved.
<br />(h) Additional criteria for elaui/ica_
<br />lion of lands needed for urban or
<br />.sllburoon purpo.s~J'. (1) To be needed
<br />for urban or .wburban P\U'P08e$ it must
<br />be anticipated that a community will
<br />embrace the lands within 15 J'l'aI'S.
<br />(21 Lands determined to be needed
<br />for urban or suburoon pUl"])OSes may be
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<br />FtOfUL UGISTEt, Val. 30, NO, 196--$AJURt)AT, OCTon. 9, 1965
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