U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORBUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Utah
Price Record of Decision/Approved Resource Management Plan
After several years of hard work and collaborative efforts, the Price Field Office Resource Management Plan (Approved RMP) is complete. This document will provide guidance for the management of about 2,500,000 acres of Federal surface estate and 2,800,000 million acres of Federal mineral estate administered by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in Carbon and Emery Counties in central-eastern Utah.
Map R-1 General Location map of the Planning area Map R-2 Land Surface Management Status Map R-3 Riparian Habitat Map R-4 Vegetation Cover Type Map R-5 Visual Resource Management Classes Map R-6 Sage-Grouse Habitats Map R-7 Designated Critical Habitats for T&E Species and Other Wildlife Habitat Area Designations Map R-8 Big Game Crucial Habitats Map R-9 White-Tailed Prairie Dog Habitats Map R-10 Wild Horse and Burro Herd Areas and Herd Management Areas Map R-11 Non-WSA Lands with Wilderness Characteristics Map R-12 Forest and Woodland Management Map R-13 Recreation Opportunity Spectrum Map R-14 Special Recreation Management Areas Map R-15 Recreation Management Zones Map R-16 Large Group Areas Map R-17 Off Highway Vehicle Area Designation Map R-18 OHV Route Designation Map R-19 Parcels for Disposal through Sale (will be developed after the ROD based on Appendix R-11) Map R-20 Mineral Entry (Locatables) Map R-21 Utility Corridors Map R-22 Utility and ROW Exclusion and Avoidance Areas Map R-23 Oil Shale and Tar Sands Occurrence Potential Map R-24 Coal Available for Further Consideration for Leasing Map R-25 Fluid Mineral Leasing Map R-26 Energy Policy and Conservation Act Map R-27 Mineral Materials Disposal (Salable) Map R-28 Wilderness Study Areas Map R-29 Areas of Critical Environmental Concern Map R-30 Suitable Wild and Scenic Rivers Map R-31 Old Spanish Trail Route Map R-32 National Historic Landmarks and National Natural Landmarks
RMP Maintenance Forms Records of Decision and Approved Resource Management Plans are maintained as necessary. Maintenance actions reflect minor changes in data, as provided for in BLM regulation at 43 CFR 1610.5.4. Maintenance is limited to further refining, documenting, or clarifying a previously approved decision incorporated in the plan. Maintenance does not expand the scope of resource uses or restrictions or change the terms, conditions, and decisions of the Approved Resource Management Plan. Plan maintenance is not considered a plan amendment. Since its approval in October 2008, the Price Record of Decision and Approved Resource Management Plan has corrected minor data, typographical, acreage, mapping, or tabular data errors, among other things. Plan maintenance must occur as needed so that the RMP and its supporting records reflect the current status of decision implementation and knowledge of resource conditions.
Maintenance actions adjusting White-tailed prairie dog habitat (October 2009).