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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Battle Mountain District Office (BMD) is preparing a comprehensive Resource Management Plan (RMP) and associated Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) to guide management of BLM administered public land (surface lands and federal minerals) within the District. The RMP/ EIS will be prepared as a dynamic and flexible plan to allow management to reflect the changed needs of the planning area and will replace the existing 1997 Tonopah RMP and 1986 Shoshone-Eureka RMP.
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Description of Planning Area
The 13.5 million acre planning area is comprised of federal state, and private lands, as well as Indian reservations within Lander, Eureka, Nye and Esmeralda Counties. The BLM does not manage lands for other federal entities, therefore; the RMP will cover a decision area of 10.5 million acres of BLM land (surface).
Recent Planning Documents
Battle Mountain RMP Newsletter #1 - 12/2010 (194 KB)
RMP Scoping Summary Report (8.54 MB)
Battle Mountain RMP Newsletter #2 - 08/2011 (215 KB)
Battle Mountain RMP Socioeconomic Baseline Assessment Report - 11/2011 (996 KB)
Final Mineral Assessment Report - 01/2012
Visual Resource Inventory - 04/2012
- Appendix A: Scenic Quality Rating Units - 04/2012
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RMP Process
The BMD RMP planning process and EIS scoping period officially began on December 13, 2010 with the publication in the Federal Register of a NOTICE OF INTENT to Prepare a Resource Management Plan for the Battle Mountain District Office and Associated Environmental Impact Statement. During this scoping period, the public was invited to submit their comments to the BMD. Public involvement is an integral and important part of land use planning. Opportunities for public involvement and comments are provided throughout the planning process. The BLM uses the information from public and other sources to determine current resource conditions, changes needed in managing these resources, and desired conditions for public lands the BMD manages.
PUBLIC SCOPING AND COMMENT PERIOD ENDED ON FEBRUARY 11, 2011.
Please visit our “Getting Involved” page to learn about how you can be involved in the RMP process. To be added to the project mailing list, send your information to BattleMountainRMP@blm.gov.
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Fact Sheets Areas of Environmental Concerns Land, Retention and Acquisitions
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Maps
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This page was created by EMPSi and by the BLM's Battle Mountain District Office. EMPSi is a corporation contracted by the BLM to assist the BMD in preparing the RMP. No warranty is made by the BLM for use of this data for purposes not intended by the BLM. Before continuing, please read the BLM's DISCLAIMER and PRIVACY statements.
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