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Cedar Bassett planning unit action eyed by Forest Service
Gallatin National Forest Acting Supervisor Ken Gallik announced a tentative selection for the Cedar Bassett Planning Unit. The plan allows timber harvest on Timber Mountain about 1,000 acres with wildlife protections and a temporary road to remove timber, later obliterated, plus public trail access across private land. The proposal considers wilderness classification for adjacent lands and preserves roadless areas for primitive recreation with wildlife resources as the key value. A draft environmental impact statement is being prepared under the 1969 National Environmental Policy Act and will be submitted to CEQ and the public later in the summer.
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Cedar Bassett
Forest Service
Gallatin National Forest
Ken Gallik
Cedar-Bassett
Timber
Gallik
National Forest Lands
Joe Brown
LaDuke Springs
Council On Environmental Quality