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| R4: Intermountain | Caribou (2003) |
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Establish and maintain current appraisal data, where required, rental fees and user fees for all special use authorizations. Keywords (1) |
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| Caribou (2003) |
Adequate bonds or other security instruments shall be required for special use authorizations if it is determined that the use has potential for disturbance that may require rehabilitation or when needed to ensure other performance.
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| Caribou (2003) |
Existing and proposed rights-of-way of the following types shall be designated as corridors (Rx 8.1). This does not prevent the inclusion of lower-rated transmission lines or smaller pipelines within the corridors. Communication lines and zones for More ... Keywords (1) |
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| Caribou (2003) |
Utility corridors should have irregular clearing widths and follow patterns of existing natural openings.
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| Caribou (2003) |
Proponents of new facilities within existing corridors, and new corridor routes, shall demonstrate that the proposal is in the public interest, and that no other reasonable alternative exists to public land routing. Keywords (1) |
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| Caribou (2003) |
Long distance lines of 35KV or smaller and short-distance lines of 115KV or smaller should be buried.
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| Caribou (2003) |
Allow for essential access for repair and maintenance of facilities within energy corridors. Keywords (1) |
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| Caribou (2003) |
Utility structures should be made to blend with the existing landscape to the extent feasible.
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| Caribou (2003) |
Where feasible, new facilities should be limited to existing rights-of-way having widening potential. Keywords (1) |
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| Caribou (2003) |
Before new corridors or widening of existing corridors are approved, consideration should be given to wheeling, uprating, or multiple circuiting of transmission lines or increasing pipeline capacity by addition of compressors or looping. Keywords (1) |
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| Caribou (2003) |
Avoid parallel corridors. Consolidate facilities within existing energy corridors where feasible.
Keywords (1) |
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| Caribou (2003) |
Mineral resources are available for development, consistent with other resource uses. Keywords (1) |
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| Caribou (2003) |
Paleontological resources are properly managed to provide for preservation and use of these resources for current and future generations.
Keywords (1) |
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| Caribou (2003) |
Drastically disturbed sites are reclaimed so that natural recovery to pre-disturbed conditions is most likely. Reclamation emphasizes: 1) suitable topsoil preservation; 2) use of native plant species; and 3) stabilizing lands to a topographic relief More ...
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| Caribou (2003) |
Drastically disturbed lands are reclaimed to prescribed post-disturbance land uses as soon after disturbance as is practical. Keywords (1) |
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| Caribou (2003) |
Forest Service personnel shall provide terms/conditions or recommendations to FERC under authority of the Federal Power Act when a proposed hydropower project (on or off Forest land) has the potential to affect Forest resources .
Keywords (1) |
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| Caribou (2003) |
On mined lands and other drastically disturbed lands, maintain or reestablish hydrologic function, integrity, quality and other surface resource values within the capability of affected lands.
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| Caribou (2003) |
Provide for mineral resource development using state of the art practices for surface resource protection and reclamation, and with consideration of social and economic resources.
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| Caribou (2003) |
Mining activities are administered to prevent the release of hazardous substances in excess of established state and/or federal standards. Keywords (1) |
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| Caribou (2003) |
Reclamation is designed to eliminate or minimize wildlife, livestock, and/or human exposure to hazardous substances.
Keywords (1) |
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