| The Planning Area | 1 | ||
| Purpose and Need | 1 | ||
| Relationship of the Resource
Management Plan to BLM Policies, Programs, and Other Plans |
2 | ||
| Planning Process | 3 | ||
| The Resource Management Plan | 4 | ||
| Ecological Principles for Management of Late-Successional Forests | 5 | ||
| Aquatic Conservation Strategy | 5 | ||
| Land Use Allocations and Resource Strategies | 7 | ||
| Major Land Use Allocations | 8 | ||
| Riparian Reserves | 9 | ||
| Late-Successional Reserves | 15 | ||
| Adaptive Management Area | 19 | ||
| Matrix | 20 | ||
| Resource Programs | 22 | ||
| Air Quality | 22 | ||
| Water and Soils | 22 | ||
| Wildlife Habitat | 24 | ||
| Fish Habitat | 27 | ||
| Special Status and SEIS Special Attention Species and Habitat | 28 | ||
| Special Areas | 33 | ||
| Cultural Resources | 36 | ||
| Visual Resources | 36 | ||
| Wild and Scenic Rivers | 37 | ||
| Wilderness | 38 | ||
| Rural Interface Areas | 39 | ||
| Socioeconomic Conditions | 41 | ||
| Recreation | 41 | ||
| Timber Resources | 46 | ||
| Special Forest Products | 49 | ||
| Energy and Minerals | 50 | ||
| Land Tenure Adjustment | 53 | ||
| Rights-of-Way | 55 | ||
| Access | 57 | ||
| Withdrawals | 57 | ||
| Roads | 62 | ||
| Noxious Weeds | 64 | ||
| Hazardous Materials | 64 | ||
| Fire/Fuels Management | 65 | ||
| Coordination and Consultation | 67 | ||
| Use of the Completed Plan | 68 | ||
| Adaptive Management | 69 | ||
| Watershed Analysis | 71 | ||
| Requirement for Further Environmental Analysis | 73 | ||
| Management of Newly Acquired Lands | 74 | ||
| The Budget Link | 74 | ||
| Monitoring | 75 | ||
| Research | 76 | ||
| Table 1 | BLM-Administered Land in the Planning Area | 1 | ||
| Table 2 | Management of Special Areas | 34 | ||
| Table 3 | Managed Rural Interface Areas | 40 | ||
| Table 4 | Leasable Mineral Lease Restrictions | 52 | ||
| Table 5 | Locatable Mineral Restrictions | 52 | ||
| Table 6 | Salable Mineral Restrictions | 53 | ||
| Table 7 | Land Withdrawals and Recommendations to Maintain or Revoke | 58 | ||
| Table 8 | Land Classifications | 61 |
| Figure 1 | Process for Changing the Resource Management Plan | 70 | ||
| Figure 2 | Basic Adaptive Management Model | 71 |
| A-1 | Summary of Land Allocations and Management Actions/Direction | A-1-1 | ||
| A-2 | Record of Decision for Amendments to
Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management Planning Documents within the Range of the Northern Spotted Owl |
A-2-1 | ||
| B-1 | Management for SEIS Special Attention Species | B-1-1 | ||
| B-2 | BLM Special Status Species | B-2-1 | ||
| C [Part 1] | Best Management Practices | C-1 | ||
| C [Part 2] | Timber Production Capability Classification Fragile Codes/Guidance | C-11 | ||
| D | Silvicultural Systems and Harvest Methods | D-1 | ||
| E | The Forest Genetics Program | E-1 | ||
| F [Part 1] | Restrictions on Mineral and Energy
Exploration and Development Activity --Introduction--Leasable Mineral Resources-- |
F-1 | ||
| F [Part 2] | Restrictions on Mineral and Energy
Exploration and Development Activity --Locatable Mineral Resources--Salable Mineral Resources |
F-7 | ||
| G | Land Tenure Adjustment, Zone 3 Lands | G-1 | ||
| H | Land Tenure Adjustment Criteria | H-1 | ||
| I | Proposed Withdrawals (Highway 101) | I-1 | ||
| J | Monitoring | J-1 |
| Map 1 | General Location | |
| Map 2 | Land Status | |
| Map 3 | District Planning Strategy | |
| Map 4 | District Planning Strategy (Reserves) | |
| Map 5 | Special Areas | |
| Map 6 | Visual Resource Management Classes | |
| Map 7 | Existing and Suitable Wild and Scenic,
an/or Recreational Rivers; Existing and Potential Wilderness, Wilderness Study Areas, and Instant Study Areas |
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| Map 8 | Managed Rural Interface Areas | |
| Map 9 | Existing and Proposed Recreation Sites,
Areas, and Trails, and National Back Country Byways |
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| Map 10 | Land Tenure Zones | |
| Map 11 | General Communication Sites and Utility Rights-of-Way |