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Redwood National Park » Remove Lower B500 Road in Larry Damm and Lost Man creek watersheds
The NPS has completed the planning process to continue protecting aquatic ecosystems in the park from sediment sourced from a degrading legacy timber haul road. The purpose of the project specifically is to remove threats to Larry Damm Creek, a stream inhabited by 3 federally threatened fish species, by removing the final 0.8 mile of haul road, 4 stream crossings, and bridge infrastructure and abutments.
* indicates the current step in the planning process
Step 1. Define purpose and need/develop preliminary alternatives
Step 2. Conduct external scoping
Step 3. Refine alternatives
Step 4. Identify environmental impacts and select preferred alternative
Step 5. Prepare draft plan/environmental document
Step 6. Public review of draft plan/environmental document
Step 7. Analysis of public comment
Step 8. Prepare final plan/decision document
Step 9. Release final plan/decision document to the public *
The NPS is prepared an environmental assessment (EA) to fulfill the requirements of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and issued Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) and Determination of Non-Impairment (DNI) documents.
* indicates the current step in the planning process
Step 1. Define purpose and need/develop preliminary alternatives
Step 2. Conduct external scoping
Step 3. Refine alternatives
Step 4. Identify environmental impacts and select preferred alternative
Step 5. Prepare draft plan/environmental document
Step 6. Public review of draft plan/environmental document
Step 7. Analysis of public comment
Step 8. Prepare final plan/decision document
Step 9. Release final plan/decision document to the public *
The NPS is prepared an environmental assessment (EA) to fulfill the requirements of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and issued Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) and Determination of Non-Impairment (DNI) documents.