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Forest Service plan curbs ski expansion in Deerfield Valley
The U S Forest Service released its proposed land-use plan for the Deerfield River region in southern Vermont, sharply limiting development by Carinthia Haystack and Mount Snow on National Forest land. It blocks Mount Snow's proposed four-lift complex in Cold Brook, keeps Carinthia from adding lifts, and restricts Haystack to 30 acres of new trails with no new lifts. The plan, born from a 1971 master plan push and a NEPA hearing set for April 5, aims to balance capacity with environmental concerns while forcing ski areas to seek permits or court review for any expansion on public land.
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Rutland
U.S. Forest Service
Deerfield River
Vermont
Forest Service
Carinthia
Haystack
Mount Snow
Cold Brook
Alan Fleischman
Wilmington
National Environmental Policy Act
NEPA
River Valley
Green Mountain National Forest
Joseph W. Spasta
Spasta
Secretary of Agriculture
U.S. Board of Forest Appeals
Deerfield
New England
National Forest
Sunbrook
Mount Snow Development Corp
Fleischman
Deerfield Valley
Sposta
Eastern Regional Forester