Projects

Installation of underground electric beginning at an existing underground pedestal on the North side of Co Rd 440. From the pedestal via vibratory plow to 2 residents along an existing road right of way.

Install, maintain, and operate approximately 31.16 miles/2.35 acres of fiber optic cable, electronics, hand holds and small pedestals to increase broadband connections across the district. 12.12 miles bored, 19.05 miles plowed.

Permittee would like to guide during sanctioned hunting seasons for turkey, white-tailed deer and bear. Base camping with max of 6 hunters, with 6 identified bait stations.

The proposed action is to authorize the Forest Service or approved concessionaires to implement maintenance activities in developed campgrounds to minimize environmental disturbance, enhance user experience and ensure public safety.

Vegetation Management and Recreation proposal

The proposed project consists of the replacement of the existing Carp River Bridge 3445-0.1 on FR3445 which spans the Carp River.

This project proposes adding a new line to the existing master special use permit, that will connect two critical substations allowing broader backup coverage of powered service when emergencies or line outages arise across currently isolated circuit

The Forest Service is proposing to build alternative power infrastructure (i.e. solar) that would be used to power the infrastructure at Williams Landing and the Grand Island Maintenance Garage.

This project includes bank stabilization along 200 feet of Lake Superior shoreline in front of the historic Mather-Klauer Lodge on Grand Island National Recreation Area.

Make improvements to the existing water systems at Murray Bay, Juniper Flats, and Mather Lodge. Improvements will include installation of new wellhouses and associate infrastructure at Murray Bay and Juniper Flats, and upgrades at Mather Lodge.

Replace one trail/road bridge over the North Branch of the Stutts Creek on the Haywire Grade Snowmobile/ATV Trail. Replace the bridge decking on 10 additional bridges along the trail.

Long-term vegetation management of Jack Pine ecosystems. Multi-year forest-wide project designed to identify, develop, and maintain about 45,000 acres of jack pine ecosystem, and maintain or create fuelbreaks for neighboring infrastructure.

Establish a new population of Lakeside Daisy on the St. Ignace Ranger District. Creation of 1m x 4m plots where planting will occur at 3-5 inches deep.

The Forest Service is proposing to treat vegetation on approximately 16,000 acres to benefit forest health, to treat hazardous fuels, and to enhance wildlife habitat.

The North Country Trail Association (NCTA) and Hiawatha National Forest (HIF) recreation staff are proposing to reroute 2 segments of the North Country National Scenic Trail (NCNST).

Replace the two current wilderness toilet structures with moldering style toilet structures and decommission existing toilet structures.

This is a proposed amendment by the Upper Peninsula Power Company to add infrastructure to their issued special use authorization RAR189 to service two private inholdings contained within National Forest.

This project is a duplicate and has been Cancelled. Those interested in information related to this project should refer to project ID #68099. Project 68098 will remain in the SOPA for one quarter then be removed.

This line has reached end of life conditions, has failed beyond repair, and needs replacement as quickly as possible to limit recreational impacts on concessionaire campground hosts, services, and recreators.