Draft Revised Land and Resource Management Plan & DEIS (Published June 2012)

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Draft Revised Land and Resource Management Plan - June 2012

Alpine, El Dorado, and Placer Counties, California and Douglas and Washoe Counties, and Carson City, Nevada

The Proposed Land and Resource Management Plan (Forest Plan) describes the framework that will guide on-the-ground projects and program activities. We encourage your comments on all aspects of the Plan. 

Public notification for commencement of the 90-day comment period has been published in the Federal Register.

A copy of the notice may be accessed by visiting the Federal Register Notice website.

 

Reader Information

Cover of the draft Forest Plan featuring Lake Tahoe near Zephyr Cove, Nevada.

 

 

Volume I: Draft Environmental Impact Statement

 

 

Draft EIS (by section and chapter)

 

Volume II: Draft Land Management Plan

 

Draft Forest Plan (by section and chapter)

 

Volume III: DEIS and Draft Plan Appendices

 

DEIS and Draft Plan Appendices (by section)

 

 

Document Format Information

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U.S. Department of Agriculture Nondiscrimination Statement in Spanish PDF link: You may download the Adobe Reader for free by following this link to the Adobe web site.
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