Keel Mountain density management and riparian buffer study environmental assessment and finding of no significant impact

United States. Bureau of Land Management. Salem District

Keel Mountain density management and riparian buffer study environmental assessment and finding of no significant impact

Title:	Keel Mountain density management and riparian buffer study environmental assessment and finding of no significant impact
Author:	United States. Bureau of Land Management. Salem District
Abstract:	This project is a proposal to 1/ thin approximately 155 acres of 56-year-old timber stands in the Matrix and Riparian Reserve Land Use Allocations (EA sections 1.0, 2.0); 2/ construct approximately 0.18 miles of new temporary road spurs and decommission the new construction after use; 3/ renovate and maintain approximately 4.12 miles of existing roads. 4/ remove a culvert near the end of Road No. 12-1E-14.02; 5/ hand pile, cover and burn logging slash and debris adjacent to landings; and 6/ fell two green trees per acre for coarse woody debris.
Description:	52 pp. Tables, maps, references. Township 12 South, Range 1 East, Section 13. Captured July 17, 2007.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1794/8179
Date:	2007-03

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Abstract:	The Bureau of Land Management proposes to conduct three different projects in the Middle and Upper Tualatin River subwatersheds on federal lands in the Adaptive Management Area, Late Successional Reserve and Riparian Reserve land use allocations. The first project is a commercial density management thinning of approximately 906 acres that would also build about 4.0 miles of new temporary roads, renovate about 5.6 miles of existing roads and decommission about 6.6 miles of existing roads. The second project is a fish habitat restoration project in Roaring Creek that would use large wood to increase channel complexity in 1.1 miles of stream and also decommission approximately 1.4 miles of existing road. The third project is a wildlife habitat enhancement treatment on approximately 323 acres.
Description:	145 pp. Maps, tables, figures, appendices, references. T.1S, R.5W, sections 19, 29, 31, 33, 34 and 35; T.1S, R.6W, section 25 and T.2S, R.5W, sections 1, and 3. Captured January 23, 2008.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1794/8274

Abstract:	Announces decision implementing proposal to conduct three different projects in the Middle and Upper Tualatin River subwatersheds on federal lands in the Adaptive Management Area, Late Successional Reserve and Riparian Reserve land use allocations. The first project is a commercial density management thinning of approximately 906 acres that would also build about 4.0 miles of new temporary roads, renovate about 5.6 miles of existing roads and decommission about 6.6 miles of existing roads. The second project is a fish habitat restoration project in Roaring Creek that would use large wood to increase channel complexity in 1.1 miles of stream and also decommission approximately 1.4 miles of existing road. The third project is a wildlife habitat enhancement treatment on approximately 323 acres.
Description:	41 pp. Maps, tables. T.1S, R.5W, sections 19, 29, 31, 33, 34 and 35; T.1S, R.6W, section 25 and T.2S, R.5W, sections 1, and 3. Captured March 10, 2008.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1794/8270

Abstract:	Proposes six projects: Project 1 (LSR Enhancement) is a proposal to hasten the development of late-seral wildlife habitat stand structure on approximately 159 acres of early and mid-seral forest land. Project 2 (Young Stand Enhancement) is a proposal to promote late-seral forest conditions on approximately 23 acres within a 20 year old stand by variable density management. Project 3 (Snag/CWD Creation & Large Tree Release) is a proposal to create large, hard snags and CWD structure which is lacking in the project area and to release the largest trees with the fullest crowns in selected mid and late-seral stands. Project 4 (Large Woody Debris Placement) is a proposal to enhance approximately 5 miles of fish and aquatic habitat by the placement of conifer trees and logs into streams. Project 5 (Trout Creek County Road Culvert Replacement) is a proposal to replace two existing concrete culverts on Road 14-7-22 with an arched pipe culvert that would reduce sediment from entering a stream and eliminate a barrier to fish migration. Project 6 (South Mountain County Road Improvement) is a proposal to improve road drainage (installing ditches, water run-outs and culverts) and infrastructure (placement of approximately six inch lift of rock) to 3.5 miles of the South Mountain County Road, thereby reducing erosion run-off and improving water quality.
Description:	128 pp. Glossary, tables, maps, references, appendices. Township 14 South, Range 7 West, Sections 13, 14, 15, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26 and 36 and Township 14 South, Range 6 West, Section 19. Captured January 23, 2008.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1794/8246

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