National Forest	Plan Direction	Type
Angeles (2005)	Perform surface use determinations for proposed locatable mining operations that are likely to cause significant surface disturbance to threatened, endangered, proposed, candidate and sensitive species habitat, and require measures to protect these s More ... Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	All construction, reconstruction, operation and maintenance of tunnels on National Forest System lands shall use practices that minimize adverse effects on groundwater aquifers and their surface expressions. Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	Surface water diversions and groundwater extractions, including wells and spring developments will only be authorized when it is demonstrated by the user, and/or agreed to by the Forest Service, that the water extracted is excess to the current and r More ... Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	When designing new projects in riparian areas, apply the Five-Step Project Screening Process for Riparian Conservation Areas as described in Appendix E - Five-Step Project Screening Process for Riparian Conservation Areas. Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	For non-hydroelectric and exempt hydroelectric surface water development proposals (such as flood control reservoirs and municipal water supplies), instream flows favorable to the maintenance and restoration of riparian dependent and aquatic resource More ... Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	Require fish passage instream flows associated with dams and impoundments where fish passage will enhance or restore native or selected nonnative fish distribution and not cause adverse effects to other native species. Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	Mitigate negative long-term impacts from recreation use to soil, watershed, riparian or heritage resources (refer to Appendix D - Adaptive Mitigation for Recreation Uses). Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	Allotment specific review of rangeland capability and suitability guidelines (Appendix J - Livestock Capability and Suitability Guidelines) shall occur as part of a site-specific allotment or livestock grazing area level National Environmental Policy More ... Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	Soil Cover: Maintain an effective soil cover of 60 percent to provide for soil protection, water infiltration, and reduce the risk of accelerated soil erosion within designated livestock grazing areas. Soil cover includes: living vegetation (grasses, More ... Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	Salt and Mineral Locations: Salt and/or other supplements will be located greater than 1⁄4 mile from all water sources including: ponds; riparian areas; meadows; springs; seeps; vernal pools; susceptible threatened, endangered, proposed, candidate an More ... Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	Burned Areas: After a wildland fire, prior to initiating grazing, a site-specific analysis will be performed for designated livestock areas to determine the level and location(s) of livestock use, if any. Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	Evaluate new proposals for concentrated stock areas (e.g., livestock handling and management facilities, pack stations, equestrian campgrounds, and corrals) located within five miles of occupied southwestern willow flycatcher and least Bell’s vireo h More ... Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	Retain the following: average amounts of residual dry matter (RDM) until the onset of the rainy season; percent utilization; and percent streambank alteration on grazed rangelands. Precipitation is based on long-term averages. Streambank alteration i More ... Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	Free use rock, invertebrate fossil, and mineral collecting for non-commercial personal uses must be approved by the authorized officer. Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	Evaluate geologic hazards and develop mitigations where risks to life, property or resources are identified when planning and implementing management activities. Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	Manage eligible wild and scenic river segments to perpetuate their free-flowing condition and proposed classifications, and protect and enhance their outstandingly remarkable values and water quality through the suitability study period and until des More ... Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	Until proper evaluation occurs, known heritage resource sites shall be afforded the same consideration and protection as those properties evaluated as eligible to the National Register of Historic Places. Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	Leave human remains which are not under the jurisdiction of the County Coroner undisturbed unless there is an urgent reason for their disinterment. In case of accidental disturbance of human remains, excavation of human remains, or subsequent re-inte More ... Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	Protect the access to and the use of sensitive traditional tribal use areas. Rock art on the Los Padres NF. Keywords (1)	Standard
Angeles (2005)	Improve the ability of southern California communities to limit loss of life and property and recover from the high intensity wildland fires that are a natural part of this state's ecosystem. Keywords (1)	Goal

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