Gold Mountain Road Repair
The White Chuck Bridge was destroyed, and nine sites along Roads 22, 2210, and 2211 were damaged in the devastating October 2003 flood event. Record rainfall damaged a multitude of National Forest System Roads and trails including the bridge and roads discussed in the Gold Mountain Road Repair Environmental Assessment. This document analyzes the effects of the road repairs for the south side of Gold Mountain (also known as Gold Hill) and parts of the Sauk River drainage, located on the Darrington Ranger District, Darrington, WA. The repairs are proposed by the Darrington Ranger District with Emergency Relief for Federal Owned (ERFO) funding from the Federal Highways Administration.
Project Summary
Location Summary:
Damage sites are all within the Sauk River drainage, on the south side of Gold Hill, Darrington Ranger District. In matrix land, but adjacent/within Skagit Wild & Scenic River corridor.
Project Milestones:
| Milestone | Date |
|---|---|
| Scoping Start | 02/09/2004 |
| Comment Period | 04/30/2005 |
| Decision | 02/2006 (Estimated) |
| Implementation | 07/2006 (Estimated) |
Expected Analysis Type:
Environmental Assessment
Special Authority:
Not Applicable / Other
Lead Management Unit:
Darrington Ranger District
Notice and Comment Regulation:
215
Project Purpose:
Road Management
Project Activity:
Road Improvements/Construction
Current Status:
Completed
Project Decision Information
Gold Mountain Road Repair
Decision Signed Date: 02/14/2006
Legal Notice Date: 03/15/2006
Forests:
Mt Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
Districts:
Darrington Ranger District
States:
Washington
Counties:
Snohomish
Legal Land Description:
T32N, R10E, Sec. 32; T31N, R10E, Sec. 4, 5, 11, 14, 32
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Phyllis Reed
1405 Emens Avenue North
Darrington, WA 98241
360-436-1155
plreed@fs.fed.us
Last Updated: 3/29/2006