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Ahwahnee Comprehensive Rehabilitation Plan Environmental Assessment


After more than 80 years in service, The Ahwahnee National Historic Landmark hotel and its associated structures are in need of rehabilitation. In Summer 2011, the park released an environmental assessment analyzing three action alternatives for the long-term rehabilitation of The Ahwahnee.

The National Park Service considered comments submitted on the environmental assessment and released a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) and errata sheets in January 2012. This alternative consists of actions selected from Alternatives 1 and 2 as well as other actions developed separately and provides the most cost-efficient means of addressing rehabilitation needs while minimizing impacts on historic fabric and features to the extent possible. Please refer to the FONSI decision document by clicking on the Document List on the lefthand side of the screen.

Photo credit - Chris Falkenstein
 
Comment Period: Closed        Jul 20, 2011 - Aug 23, 2011
Document Content:
Chapter 1 - Purpose and Need   (433.4 KB, PDF file)
Chapter 6 - Glossary, Acronyms   (141.4 KB, PDF file)
Appendix C - Significance Evaluation   (11.4 MB, PDF file)
Chapter 7 - Bibliography   (204.8 KB, PDF file)
Chapter 4 - Consultation   (110.7 KB, PDF file)
Appendix E - Mitigation Measures   (106.7 KB, PDF file)
Chapter 3 - Affected Environment   (934.4 KB, PDF file)
Chapter 5 - List of Preparers   (131.3 KB, PDF file)
Abstract, Title Page, Table of Contents   (133.7 KB, PDF file)
Chapter 2 - Alternatives   (3.9 MB, PDF file)
Front Cover   (944.0 KB, PDF file)
Appendix F - Section 7 Determination   (125.5 KB, PDF file)
Back Cover   (187.9 KB, PDF file)
FULL DOCUMENT   (24.8 MB, PDF file)
Appendix A - Programmatic Agreement   (717.0 KB, PDF file)
Executive Summary   (180.1 KB, PDF file)
Appendix G - Impairment Determination   (105.7 KB, PDF file)
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