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Water Supply Protection
File Number
7630.625
Description
Wild and Scenic - Wild and Scenic Rivers Act
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CO
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Statewide
Date
9/1/1973
Author
DOI-USDA
Title
Wild and Scenic Rivers - Authorized by the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act - PL 90-542 - 10-2-1968 - Information Brochure - From File Titled Wild and Scenic River Materials
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<br />003J35 <br /> <br />Mont: Illinois, Ore; Moyie, Ida.; Pere <br />Marquette, Mich.; Priest, Ida.; Salmon, <br />Ida.; and Skagit, Wash., St. Joe, Ida. <br /> <br />These studies must be completed <br />within ten years from the date of the Act. <br /> <br />In addition, the Wild and Scenic Rivers <br />Act provides that the Secretary of the <br />Interior and the Secretary of Agriculture, <br />after initial study, must identify rivers in <br />the Nation, other than those named in the <br />Act, that have potential for inclusion in <br />the national system. Any Federal planning <br />report on these rivers must include a spe- <br />cific evaluation of the free-flowing quali- <br />ties of the river and related land resources, <br />This provision assures that the designa- <br />tion of the stream in the National Wild <br />and Scenic Rivers System will be consid- <br />ered among other potential uses. <br /> <br />Rivers on Federal Lands <br /> <br />Free-flowing rivers within existing or <br />proposed national forests, parks, wildlife <br />refuges or other Federal land manage- <br />ment units cannot be added to the national <br />system without enactment of specific Fed- <br />eral legislation. <br />Among factors considered by the <br />President and the Congress is information <br />concerning current status of land owner- <br />ship and use, the extent to which State <br />and local agencies would share adminis- <br />tration and costs, and the estimated cost <br />to the United States for acquiring lands <br />and easements. <br />At the onset of a study, one or more <br />public meetings usually are held by the <br />
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