School House Creek restoration project environmental assessment and finding of no significant improvement
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2005-01-20Author
United States. Bureau of Land Management. Salem District
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Abstract
EA proposes four projects: Project 1 is a proposal to remove a trash rack located in School House Creek, an anadromous fish-bearing stream. Project 2 would entail felling conifers along existing roads and using them to place approximately 9 log structures in School House Creek. Project 3 would include alder and maple thinning, brush cutting and conifer planting within Riparian Reserve of School House Creek. Project 4 is a proposal to decommission approximately 0.4 mile of BLM road 14-8-10.2.
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- NEPA Documents (BLM) [730]
- Salem District [100]
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