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| R3: Southwest | Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
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Existing designated mineral material collection areas and community pits should be utilized to the maximum before new areas are developed. Additional mineral material development should balance private and community needs while providing for sustaina More ...
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Abandoned mine lands or unneeded mineral material pits should be restored, closed, or rehabilitated to provide for resource protection and public health and safety.
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
Streambed and floodplain alteration or removal of material should not occur if it prevents attainment of riparian, channel morphology, or streambank desired conditions.
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
To reduce disturbances from human activities and prevent the spread of disease, bat gates should be constructed and installed in cave and mine entrances used as shelter for bats within 3 years of discovery when there are no conflicts with cultural re More ...
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
Caves and abandoned mines that are used by bats should be managed to prevent disturbance to species and spread of disease (e.g., white-nose syndrome).
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
Active mineral operations should be managed to deter public motorized vehicle travel for public safety.
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
Oil and geothermal leases should contain the “no surface occupancy” restriction in designated* or recommended special areas (e.g., recommended wilderness, primitive area, eligible or suitable wild and scenic rivers corridors, research natural areas, More ...
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
Common variety mineral activities should not be permitted in designated or recommended special areas or Chevelon Canyon to protect the unique character of these areas. Keywords (1) |
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
The Apache Sitgreaves NFs cooperate with the State and other agencies to inventory, mitigate, and rehabilitate hazardous abandoned mines and mined areas. As abandoned mine land hazards (e.g., adits, drifts, portals, shafts) are identified and invento More ...
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
Strategies to protect cave and karst resources include use of best management practices and site-specific design features such as activity buffers that prevent silt, sediment, and debris from flowing into karst features. Cave and karst management pla More ...
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
Some gravel and cinder pits are managed for very low scenic integrity and may dominate the landscape when viewed from nearby.
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
Energy developments and other special uses are not major features on the landscape and should not attract attention (moderate scenic integrity).
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
Lands where special use activities have occurred show little evidence of impacts.
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
Communications sites display landscapes which vary from moderately altered where human activities are evident (low scenic integrity) to slightly altered where human activities may be seen but do not attract attention (moderate scenic integrity).
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
Noxious plants and nonnative invasive species monitoring and control shall be included in contracts, permits, and agreements.
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
Special use authorizations for the collection of live species with limited distribution (e.g., some invertebrates, plants) shall include permit provisions to ensure the species persist onsite.
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
New communications sites or energy developments shall not be authorized on traditional cultural properties.
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
Special use authorizations should include provisions that limit encumbrances of NFS land.
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
The number of communications sites, energy developments, and energy corridors should be minimized to limit encumbrances of NFS land.
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| Apache-Sitgreaves (2015) |
New communications permittees and equipment should be located or colocated within designated communications sites as identified in appendix C.
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