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7' J.'"'' 0 ,) '."....;.J,) COMPARISON OF ALTERNATIVES Table S-l (Continued) SUMMARIZED COMPARISON OF THE MANAGEMENT ALTERNATIVES RE- SOURCE/ RE- SOURCE USE MANAGEMENT UNDER EACH ALTERNATIVE ALTERNATIVE A (Continnation of Current Management) ALTERNATIVE B ALTERNATIVE C ALTERNATIVE D ALTERNATIVE E (Preferred Alternative) PORES!" MANAGE- MEN!' (Onsustained yield basis) About 44,062 acres of suitable commercial forest lands and 19,262 acres of suitable woodlands would be available for harvest, resulting in 8 possible annual harvest of 1,200 MBP of commercial timber; 400 cords of Cuclwood. 0\00 wilding,;, and several hundred Christmas trees; 50 acres of site preparation and SO acres of reforestation completed annually. One PMP would written. Seasonal restrictions apply in elk calving areas; harvest in riparian areas restricted or excluded on 8 case-by case basis. About 39,442 acres of About 58,959 acres of suitable commercial forest suitable commercial forest lands and 24,405 aeres of lands and 19,262 acres of liuitable woodlands would suitable woodlands would be available for hacvcst, be available for harvest, resulting in a possible resulting in a possible annual harvest of 1,180 annual harvest of 1,770 MBP at commercial MBP of commercial timber, SOS cords of timber, approximately 400 ruelwood~ 2SO acres of cords of fuelwood, and reforestation completed several hundred wildings annually. Other forest and Christmas trees. products (wildings, Christ- mas trees) would be avail- able. About 34,679 acres of suitable commercial forest lands and 27,352 acres of suitable woodlands would be available for harvest resulting in a possible annual harvest of 1,040 MOP of commercial timber. S6S cords of fuelwood, and several hundred wildings and Otristmas trees would be available annually. 500 acres of reforestation would be accomplished in unit D.21. About 41,347 acres of suitable commercial forest lands and 23,615 acres of suitable woodlands would be available for harvest, resulting in a possible annual harvest oC 1,200 MOP ot commercial timber. 490 cords of fuelwood and several hundred wildings and Christmas trees would be available annually. ReCorestation would be accomplished as funds be- come available. Timber harvests would be designed to be compatible with these alternative objectives. be One FMP would prepared, be be One FMP would written. be limber harvests would be designed to be compatible with these alternative objectives. Harvest restrictions (total exclusions, design require- ments or seasonal restrictions) apply in riparian zones, existing WSAs, Slumgullion Earthflow, erosive soils, crucial big game winter range, elk calving areas, within SRMAs, or Cor nongame wildlife habitat and other recreation resources. Restrictions apply on crucial elk and deer winter range (seasonal) and elk calving areas (seasonal and leave areas). One FMP would prepared, Harvest or design re- strictions apply in riparian zones, Slumgullion slide, erosive soils, crucial big game winter range, within SRMAs, or for nongame wildlife habitat and other recreation leSOUTces (harvest restrictions are seasonal or exclusion). S-13