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C2008086
IBM Index Class Name
Application Correspondence
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2/22/2008
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PDEIS Chapter 5 Public Involvement Summary
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CNAliERFNE Public Involvement summary <br />• Broadening the information base for decision-making <br />• Informing the public about the DEIS and proposed RMP and the potential impacts associated <br />with various management decisions <br />Ensuring that public needs and viewpoints are brought to the attention of the agency <br />5.2.1 Scoping Period <br />Publication of the N4I on July 27, 2006 initiated the scoping period and announced the BLM's <br />intention to prepare a DEIS. Scoping for the DEIS took place from July 27, 2006 to September <br />25, 2006. <br />The BLM utilized the public scoping process to identify planning issues to direct (drive) the <br />formulation of alternatives and to frame the scope of analysis in the EIS. A total of 53 written <br />comments were received during the scoping period. The scoping report provides a general <br />summary of the issues found in these letters. <br />5.2.2 Scoping Notice <br />The BLM prepared a public scoping notice and mailed it to federal, state, and local agencies; <br />interest groups; and members of the general public. In the scoping notice, the BLM solicited <br />written comments on the EIS, issues, and impacts and invited the public to a public scoping <br />meeting. In addition, the scoping notice provided general information on the planning area, <br />background information on the planning process, and date and location scheduled for the public <br />scoping meeting. <br />A display advertisement was placed in the CJrand Junction daily newspaper, The Daily Sentinel, <br />on Friday, August 11, 2006. This ad briefly described the project and the need for the public <br />meeting. It gave the meeting time and place as well as stating the scoping period end date of <br />September 25, 2006. <br />A postcardlmailer was mailed to all individuals on the BLM mailing list, CAM-Colorado, LLC <br />SCAM} mailing list, and specific property owners whose property fell within one-half mile on <br />either side of the proposed rail spur line right-of way ?R4w}. <br />A press release was issued by the BLM to their media contacts for immediate release on July 28, <br />2006. Included in the press release was a brief project description, information about when and <br />where the public scoping meeting was to be held, the purpose of the meeting, and the duration of <br />the scoping period. <br />5.2.3 Scoping Meeting <br />A public scoping meeting was held at the City of Fruita Council Chambers on Thursday, August <br />24, 2006. The meeting consisted of brief presentations of the project and the NEPA process by <br />BLM and CAM, followed by an open house-style question and answer period. Handouts <br />included the project description, map, and comment sheet. <br />5-4 <br />DRMS ? 46
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