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CHAPTER 5:
Implementation
Overview
This chapter looks to the future, describing various roles and tasks for implementing the management plan for the Scenic Area. By describing the role for the Forest Service and proposing tasks and...
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estimated cost of development is $120,000, not including right-of-way acquisition.
Trail, Table Mountain—Hamilton Creek Loop
SITE DESCRIPTION: This trail would create an outstanding day hike to climb...
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The term "recreation development plan" is referenced in the Congressional Record for the Senate on 8 October 1986 when Oregon Senator Mark Hatfield stated, "Under the National Scenic Area Act, a cooperative management plan will be developed to...
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c. Identification of wetlands, streams, and riparian areas which may occur on the site.
d. Water quality and soil type and characteristics.
e. Analysis of potential impacts of the proposal on the resources identified, including direct,...
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Goal I: Policies:
applied to these sites to insure that recreation opportunities are not foreclosed by other developments. This designation is also applied where higher intensity recreation facilities already exist. Public Recreation was...
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Goal I:
found in the area. Trees should be planted in a natural pattern, i.e., straight rows or geometric patterns should be avoided.
3. Clearcutting will not be used as a harvest practice.
4. Firewood cutting, Christmas tree cutting,...
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Allowable Uses
PERMITTED USES: The following uses are permitted in agriculture crop or agriculture range designation without additional standards:
1. Agricultural practices.
2. Existing roads and road maintenance.
CONDITIONAL...
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CHAPTER 3:
Special Management Area
Management Direction
Overview
This chapter contains the management direction which is the central element of the management plan for the Special Management Areas (SMAs). The management plan contains land...
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Figure 2:3. Landuse Designation Matrix.
F (H,M) F (L) Ag (E) Ag (S) R (H,M) R (L)
F (H,M) F F Ag F F F
F (L) F Ag Ag R F/R
Ag (E) Ag Ag Ag Ag
Ag (S) Ag Ag/R Ag
R (H, M) R R
R (L) R
F(H,M) = High, moderate Forest suitability.
F...
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Service protects special habitats. On non-federal lands, the protection lies within the jurisdiction of the states and counties. In coniferous forested areas the state forest practice acts give minimal protection to these resources. Outside these...
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the discussion in Chapter 5 is necessarily very tentative. As the GMA management plan takes shape, these sections will receive much more discussion.
Public Involvement
Throughout the planning process, a comprehensive public participation...
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Interim Management
[8(e)] "... develop land use designations for the special management areas. The land use designations shall be
"(1) based on the resource inventory prepared by the Secretary pursuant to this section; and
"(2)...
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Image caption: Pumped-storage site on mainstem Columbia River, Mid-Columbia Subregion. Example of a site using Lake Umatilla (John Day Reservoir) as the lower pool: Indian Rapids (564) view looking south.
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Northwest might be called upon for a supreme effort because of unsettled conditions throughout the world.
In his first annual report to Congress, Administrator Ross clearly expressed this feeling:
"Modern warfare is fought in the factory as...
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Dioxins and furans were found in bed sediment and fish tissue throughout the Willamette Basin, including samples from the most remote sites. The highest concentrations in bed sediment were found at sites where industrial or urban
inputs were most...
1998-05-18
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Letter: To Subcommittee on Irrigation & Reclamation, Committee on Interior & Insular Affairs, House of Representatives, from Brooks, Vanoni, et.al, June 17, 1966, page 2
1966-06-17
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Letter: From Walter W. Heller, The Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, to Mr. Hughes, April 3, 1964, page 2
1964-04-03
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Image captions: Cattle country near New Meadows, Idaho.
Range cattle on pasture near New Meadows, Idaho.
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Image captions: Carrot seed, near Nyssa, Oreg., Owyhee project.
3-year-old peach orchard west of Boise, Idaho, Boise project.
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Image captions: Onions drying in field near Burley, Idaho, Minidoka project.
Topping onions, Minidoka project.
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ages under the administration of differing Federal agencies are shown in the tabulation that follows.
Farm lands (4,467,789 acres), about one-third of which are irrigated, make up the bulk of the privately owned land. A smaller but undetermined...
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Plans,
Costs, and
Benefits
"Direct and indirect benefits of the undertakings would be large and far reaching. The lands developed by irrigation, drainage, and flood control works would support a farm population of approximately 300,000....
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involved in the Review concluded that the governance issues had not been convincingly addressed, and then, following a grand tradition, left the issue to the Northwest states' governors."
3. The Continuing Debate
It is probably true...
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