State Forest Land Management Plan, Final Environmental Impact Statement : Record of Decision 1996
State Forest Land Management Plan, Final Environmental Impact Statement : Record of Decision 1996
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18) On selected sites, soils effects would be monitored for implementation of mitigation measures and effectiveness to guide future harvest practices.
ROD - 1 8 RECORD OF DECISION DNRC STATE FOREST LAND MANAGEMENT PLAN ROAD MANAGEMENT Standards Transportation Planning 1 ) DNRC would plan the transportation system for the minimum number of road miles. DNRC will only build necessary roads, that is, those needed for current and near-term management objectives, as consistent with the other resource... management standards.
Roads would be built to the minimum standard necessary to avoid unacceptable adverse impacts, and best meet current and future management needs and objectives. We would evaluate and use alternative transportation systems that do not require roads whenever possible.
2) Transportation planning would be conducted as part of landscape-level evaluations. An evaluation of existing and possible future transportation systems would be conducted prior to road location and design. These items would be considered: a) The relationship of access routes and road systems on adjacent sections (regardless of ownership).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
18) On selected sites, soils effects would be monitored for implementation of mitigation measures and effectiveness to guide future harvest practices.
ROD - 1 8 RECORD OF DECISION DNRC STATE FOREST LAND MANAGEMENT PLAN ROAD MANAGEMENT Standards Transportation Planning 1 ) DNRC would plan the transportation system for the minimum number of road miles. DNRC will only build necessary roads, that is, those needed for current and near-term management objectives, as consistent with the other resource... management standards.
Roads would be built to the minimum standard necessary to avoid unacceptable adverse impacts, and best meet current and future management needs and objectives. We would evaluate and use alternative transportation systems that do not require roads whenever possible.
2) Transportation planning would be conducted as part of landscape-level evaluations. An evaluation of existing and possible future transportation systems would be conducted prior to road location and design. These items would be considered: a) The relationship of access routes and road systems on adjacent sections (regardless of ownership).
What to read after State Forest Land Management Plan, Final Environmental Impact Statement : Record of Decision 1996?
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