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Oregon / Washington

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Project: Watmough Bay Stabilization EA

Project Status: Planning Completed
Office Location: Spokane
Resource Area: Spokane DO
NEPA #: DOI-BLM-OR-134-2012-0007  FONSI/Decision Record
Document Publish Date: 5/02/2013
Summary: The Finding of no Significant Impact (FONSI) determined that the Proposed Action Alternative does not constitute a major federal action which would significantly affect the quality of the human environment either individually or cumulatively when combined with other actions in the general area. The Decision Record documents the decision to implement the Watmough Bay Shoreline Stabilization project as outlined in the Environmental Assessment for Watmough Bay Shoreline Stabilization.
Public Protest/Appeal Start Date : 5/02/2013
Public Protest/Appeal End Date : 6/02/2013
Contact: Wenatchee Field Office
Contact Email: BLM_OR_WN_Mail@blm.gov
Contact Phone: (509) 665-2100
Program Areas: Cultural
NEPA #: OR134-2012-0007-EA  Environmental Assessment
Document Publish Date: 5/01/2013
Summary: The BLM is proposing to stabilize portions of the Watmough Bay shoreline with ballasted logs and plantings. Concrete benchmarks will also be installed to facilitate the monitoring of shoreline erosion at the site.
Public Review Start Date : 5/01/2013
Public Review End Date : 6/01/2013
Contact: Wenatchee Field Office
Contact Email: BLM_OR_WN_Mail@blm.gov
Contact Phone: (509) 665-2100
Program Areas: Cultural
NEPA #: OR-134-11-EA-0021  Scoping Letter
Document Publish Date: 6/20/2011
Summary: This information package summarizes a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) proposal to implement beach stabilization measures at Watmough Bay on Lopez Island in San Juan County, Washington. The BLM is proposing to implement beach stabilization measures, including a combination of engineered hard and soft barriers, along the northern beach margin.
Public Review Start Date : 6/23/2011
Public Review End Date : 7/25/2011
Contact: Spokane District Office
Contact Email: BLM_OR_SP_Mail@blm.gov
Contact Phone: (509) 536-1200
Program Areas: Other