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This Proposed Resource Management Plan and Environmental Impact Statement, when combined with the Draft Environmental Impact Statement, describe and analyze four alternatives for management of public lands and resources in Box Elder County. The proposed plan is patterned after Alternative 2. It focuses on resolving four planning issues but also addresses all resource programs. When the Resource Management Plan becomes final, it will provide a comprehensive management framework for the public lands and resources in Box Elder County.
This Proposed Resource Management Plan and Environmental Impact Statement, when combined with the Draft Environmental Impact Statement, describe and analyze four alternatives for management of public lands and resources in Box Elder County. The proposed plan is patterned after Alternative 2. It focuses on resolving four planning issues but also addresses all resource programs. When the Resource Management Plan becomes final, it will provide a comprehensive management framework for the public lands and resources in Box Elder County.
This Draft Resource Management Plan (RMP) and Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) discusses resource management on approximately 1 million acres of public land administered by the Bureau of Land Management in the Salt Lake District. This RMP/EIS analyzes the consequences of implementing the various components of four alternatives. The alternatives address four resource issues: (1) landownership conflicts, (2) vegetation management, (3) mineral development, and (4) off-road vehicle use. The document focuses on impacts to minerals, vegetation, livestock grazing, water and watershed, soils, wildlife, forest products, recreation, cultural resources, and socio-economics. A detailed description of the affected environment and the analysis of impacts which would result from each alternative are identified.
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