Montana Wilderness Act of 1984: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Public Lands and Reserved Water of the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, United States Senate, Ninety-eighth Congress, Second Session, on S. 2850 ... August 9, 1984, Issue 99 |
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... opportunity to review specific areas that they use for hunting , fishing , camping , or other recreational activities . This formal hearing today is a necessary part of that process , but it is more of a beginning than a climax and the ...
... opportunity to review specific areas that they use for hunting , fishing , camping , or other recreational activities . This formal hearing today is a necessary part of that process , but it is more of a beginning than a climax and the ...
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... opportunity to present the Administration's views on S. 2850 , the " Montana Wilderness Act of 1984. " This bill represents a Statewide designation of certain National Forest System lands for inclusion in the National Wilderness ...
... opportunity to present the Administration's views on S. 2850 , the " Montana Wilderness Act of 1984. " This bill represents a Statewide designation of certain National Forest System lands for inclusion in the National Wilderness ...
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... opportunity . The appraisal is made on today's market based on lumber prices and plywood prices . When the purchaser then bids on it , he is look- ing at the price that it might bring at a time when he harvests it . Frequently a so ...
... opportunity . The appraisal is made on today's market based on lumber prices and plywood prices . When the purchaser then bids on it , he is look- ing at the price that it might bring at a time when he harvests it . Frequently a so ...
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... opportunity for growth within the forest products industry . Since Montana's economy is based on the manufacture and export of its natural resources , we simply cannot afford that luxury . SPECIAL MANAGEMENT DESIGNATION Members of the ...
... opportunity for growth within the forest products industry . Since Montana's economy is based on the manufacture and export of its natural resources , we simply cannot afford that luxury . SPECIAL MANAGEMENT DESIGNATION Members of the ...
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... opportunity to complete the responsibilities that were assigned to it . We have not yet had a chance to test the system to see if it works . BACKGROUND DATA It appears that the delegation has relied too heavily on preliminary decisions ...
... opportunity to complete the responsibilities that were assigned to it . We have not yet had a chance to test the system to see if it works . BACKGROUND DATA It appears that the delegation has relied too heavily on preliminary decisions ...
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Page 244 - ... the Forest and Rangeland Renewable Resources Planning Act of 1974 as amended by the National Forest Management Act of 1976...
Page 385 - States and the people thereof than will its denial ; and (2) the grazing of livestock, where established prior to the effective date of this Act, shall be permitted to continue subject to such reasonable regulations as are deemed necessary by the Secretary of Agriculture.
Page 204 - To comply with all the rules and regulations of the Secretary of Agriculture governing the national forests or other lands under his jurisdiction which are embraced in this lease or permit.
Page 203 - Agriculture for the purpose of fighting forest, brush, or grass fires on or originating on the lands or on adjacent areas or caused by the negligence of the lessee or permittee or his employees, contractors, subcontractors and employees of contractors and subcontractors, with the understanding that payment for such services shall be made at rates to be determined...
Page 203 - ... from the authorized representative of the Secretary of Agriculture, and to pay for all such timber cut or destroyed at the rates prescribed by such representative; to avoid unnecessary damage to improvements, timber, crops, or other cover; unless otherwise authorized by the Secretary of Agriculture, not to drill any well...
Page 387 - ... materials'', unless the material and labor costs of using natural materials are such that their use would not. impose unreasonable additional costs on grazing permittees. 4. The construction of new improvements or replacement of deteriorated facilities in wilderness is permissible if in accordance with those guidelines and management plans governing the area involved.
Page 385 - It is the intention of the conferees that the guidelines and policies be considered in the overall context of the purposes and direction of the Wilderness Act of 1964 and this Act, and that they be promptly, fully, and diligently implemented and made available to Forest Service personnel at all levels and to all holders of permits for grazing in National Forest Wilderness areas: 1.
Page 385 - There shall be no curtailments of grazing in wilderness areas simply because an area is. or has been designated as wilderness, nor should wilderness designations be used as an excuse, by administrators to slowly "phase out'
Page 205 - Supervisor in consultation with appropriate surface management agency and to such reasonable conditions, not inconsistent with the purposes for which this lease is issued, as the Supervisor may require to protect the surface of the leased lands and the environment. 2. Prior to entry upon the land or the disturbance of the surface thereof for drilling or other purposes, lessee shall submit for approval two (2) copies of a map and explanation of the nature of the anticipated activity...
Page 385 - ... phase out" grazing. Any adjustments in the numbers of livestock permitted to graze in wilderness areas should be made as a result of revisions in the normal grazing and land management planning and policy setting process, giving consideration to legal mandates, range condition, and the protection of the range resource from deterioration. It...