National Forest	Plan Direction	Type
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	Riparian ecosystems restoration and management is important to maintain aquatic resources and values. Desired conditions, including the composition and structure of vegetation, equipment limitations, maintaining ground cover and stable stream-banks a More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	The 1982 NFMA implementing regulations require that outputs and services will be monitored and compared to those projected in the Forest Plan. Trends in forest products, mineral leasing and surface rights, access and road conditions, Forest Plan impl More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	The 1982 NFMA implementing regulations also require monitoring of specific silvicultural requirements. Silvicultural practices, regeneration establishment, harvest methods, harvest unit size, and land suitability for timber production will be monitor More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	Periodic review of objectives and standards established in the Forest Plan is called for to assure that desired condition are being achieved and that these requirements will stay current given Forest Plan modifications, changed conditions and new inf More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	No herbicide is aerially applied within 200 horizontal feet of an open road or a designated trail. Buffers are clearly marked before treatment so applicators can easily see and avoid them. Keywords (2)	Standard
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	With the exception of treatments designed to release designated vegetation selectively resistant to the herbicide proposed for use or to prepare sites for planting with such vegetation, no soil-active herbicide is applied within 30 feet of the drip l More ... Keywords (2)	Standard
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	Triclopyr, 2,4-D, and 2,4-DP are not aerially applied within 300 feet, nor ground-applied within 60 feet, of known occupied Gray bat habitat. Buffers are clearly marked before treatment so that applicators can easily see and avoid them. Keywords (2)	Standard
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	No herbicide is aerially applied within 300 feet, nor broadcast ground applied within 60 feet, of any know threatened, endangered, proposed, or sensitive plant. Buffers are clearly marked before treatment so applicators can easily see and avoid them. More ... Keywords (2)	Standard
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	Application equipment, empty herbicide containers, clothes worn during treatment, and skin are not cleaned in open water or wells. Mixing and cleaning water must come from a public water supply and be transported in separate labeled containers. Keywords (2)	Standard
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	No herbicide is aerially applied within 200 horizontal feet, or ground-applied within 100 horizontal feet, of lakes, wetlands, or perennial or intermittent springs and streams. No herbicide is applied within 100 horizontal feet of any public or domes More ... Keywords (2)	Standard
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	Herbicide mixing, loading, or cleaning areas in the field are not located in sensitive areas as identified in the project decision document, or within 200 feet of private land, open water or wells. Keywords (2)	Standard
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	Pesticide mixing, loading, or cleaning areas in the field are located at least 50 feet from ephemeral streams. Keywords (2)	Standard
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	No herbicide is broadcast on rock outcrops or within sinkholes. No soil active herbicide with a half-life longer than three months is broadcast on slopes over 45 percent. Such areas are clearly marked before treatment so that applicators can easily s More ... Keywords (2)	Standard
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	No soil-active herbicide with a half-life longer than three months is broadcast within 25 feet of ephemeral streams. Selective treatments with aquatic-labeled herbicides are allowed. Such areas are clearly marked before treatment so that applicators More ... Keywords (2)	Standard
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	Pine straw or any other mulching material will not be sold as mulch or for any other purpose from areas treated with clopyralid. Keywords (2)	Standard
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	A certified pesticide applicator supervises each Forest Service application crew and trains crew members in personal safety, proper handling and application of herbicides, and proper disposal of empty containers. Keywords (2)	Standard
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	With the exception of permittee treatment of right-of-way corridors that are continuous into or out of private land and through Forest Service-managed areas, no herbicide is broadcast within 100 feet of private land or 300 feet of a private residence More ... Keywords (2)	Standard
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	Contribute to conservation and recovery of federally-listed threatened and endangered species through habitat maintenance and/or enhancement and, where possible, for their reintroduction into suitable habitats, and contribute to avoiding the necessit More ... Keywords (2)	Goal
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	The objectives shown in Table 2- 3 are established to contribute to the recovery of threatened, endangered, and candidate plants over the life of the Forest Plan: Table 2- 3. Objectives for Threatened, Endangered, and Candidate More ... Keywords (2)	Objective
Chattahoochee-Oconee (2004)	Sites supporting federally-listed threatened and endangered species or individuals needed to maintain viability of species of viability concern are protected from detrimental effects caused by management actions. Site specific analysis of proposed ma More ... Keywords (2)	Standard

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