How to Get Involved
Public
Scoping Period: October 30, 2020 through November 30, 2020 (31 days)
What
is the public scoping period?
The public scoping period is time given to the public to review the route
inventory and identify issues and concerns the BLM should consider in
developing the travel management plan and assessing potential impacts to
natural resources. Public input is essential to designate a travel system that
provides appropriate access to and across public lands for a variety of uses
including recreation, hunting, grazing, mineral exploration, and energy
development.
"During the public
scoping phase of travel management planning efforts, field offices should
provide interested stakeholders with a minimum of 30 days to submit route
inventory data and/or identify specific routes to be evaluated and potentially
designated as open to off-highway vehicle (OHV) travel. For each route
submitted, stakeholders should provide an accompanying purpose and need
statement (e.g., access to trailheads, campsites, range improvements, private
property, etc.), any known user conflicts (e.g., conflicts between mountain
biking or OHV use), and any known resource conflicts (e.g., damage to
surrounding vegetation or archeological sites). " – Utah IM 2012-066
Please
submit scoping comments to the BLM via ePlanning (this website) by clicking on
the “Documents” tab. During the 31 day comment period there will be a column titled
“Participate”, click on the “Participate Now” link and follow the instructions.
Comments
can also be submitted by email to: [email protected], or by U.S. mail to:
Kanab Field Office
Trail
Canyon TMP EA
669
South HWY 89A
Kanab,
Utah 84741
