NEPA Documents
Project development necessary for implementation of land use plans (Resource Management Plans) requires analysis under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). NEPA ensures that the BLM (and other Federal agencies) consider the impact of an action on the quality of the human environment before decisions are made and the action is taken. Two types of NEPA documents that are prepared and provide opportunity for public involvement are Environmental Impact Statements and Environmental Assessments. There are certain actions which have been categorically excluded from further NEPA analysis because it has been determined that the actions have insignificant effects on the human environment. These actions are documented in a Categorical Exclusion review. Until recently, these types of actions were not subject to public review. New categories of excluded actions, including fuels and forest health treatments, now provide for a public review period for those actions.
Project planning updates provide BLM a means to achieve public scoping by notifying the public of the status of projects in the process of planning and analysis for implementation in the near future or currently being implemented. These updates are produced annually for each district.
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Documents Currently Under Public Review (Sorted by Review Period End Date)
The following list contains NEPA documents that are currently available for public review, protest, or appeal.
| Project Name | Start Date | End Date | Doc Type | Resource Area |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Round Up Section 1 Stream Restoration | 5/02/13 | 6/03/13 | Documentation of NEPA Adequacy | Upper Willamette |
| Crooked Creek Unauthorized OHV Trail Decommission | 5/02/13 | 6/03/13 | Documentation of NEPA Adequacy | Upper Willamette |
| McGowan Too 4x4/Skid Trail Decommission | 5/02/13 | 6/03/13 | Documentation of NEPA Adequacy | Upper Willamette |
| Seeley Creek Culvert Restoration Project | 5/03/13 | 6/03/13 | Documentation of NEPA Adequacy | Upper Willamette |
| Perkins Creek Restoration Project | 5/03/13 | 6/03/13 | Documentation of NEPA Adequacy | Upper Willamette |
Existing/Historic Documents (5 Most Recent)
The following list contains NEPA documents that have passed the public review period.
| Project Name | Date | Doc Type | Resource Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Childer's Creek Restoration Project | 5/03/2013 | Documentation of NEPA Adequacy | Upper Willamette |
| Mosby Creek Aquatic Restoration | 5/03/2013 | Documentation of NEPA Adequacy | Upper Willamette |
| Dust_Abatement_EA | 4/25/2013 | Environmental Assessment / FONSI | Siuslaw |
| DR - Middle Guiley | 4/24/2013 | Decision Record | Upper Willamette |
| OwensCrown_DNA-DR-RX-Map | 4/23/2013 | Documentation of NEPA Adequacy | Siuslaw |
NEPA Document Library
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Project Planning Updates
- February 2013 (PDF)
- October 2012 (PDF)
- March 2012 (PDF)
- December 2011 (PDF)
- July 2011 (PDF)
- January 2011 (PDF)
- September 2010 (PDF)
- May 2010 (PDF)
- January 2010 (PDF)
- September 2009 (PDF)
- Eye to the Future, February 2009 (PDF)
- Eye to the Future, October 2008 (PDF)
- Eye to the Future, June 2008 (PDF)
- Eye to the Future, February 2008 (PDF)
- Eye to the Future, October 2007 (PDF)
- Eye to the Future, June 2007 (PDF)
- Eye to the Future, February 2007 (PDF)
- Eye to the Future, October 2006 (PDF)
- Eye to the Future, June 2006 (PDF)
- Eye to the Future, February 2006 (PDF)
Public Comments: Before including address, phone number, email-address, or any other personal identifying information in your comments, be advised that your entire comment, including personal identifying information, may be made publicly available at any time. While individuals may request that the BLM withhold personal identifying information from public view, the BLM cannot guarantee it will be able to do so. If you wish us to withhold your personal information you must state this prominently at the beginning of your comment. We will make all submissions from organizations or businesses available for public disclosure in their entirety.
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