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Chapter 5 – Public Involvement Public Involvement Although the NEPA scoping process was officially initiated in December 1994, wilderness managers solicited information from agencies, the public, and other user groups concerning the FC–RONRW from 1991 until 1994. The Notice of Intent (NOI) to prepare an EIS was published in the Federal Register on December 7, 1994. The NOI asked for public comment on the proposal through December 30, 1994. Six public meetings were held in Idaho and Montana in December 1994. In addition, a mailing was sent to people on the Frankly Speaking newsletter mailing list. In April 1995, a second round of six public meetings was held, as well as additional mailings (DEIS, pg 5-1 to 5-12). On January 15, 1998, the Notice of Availability for the DEIS was published in the Federal Register. A special issue of Frankly Speaking newsletter containing a copy of the Executive Summary of the DEIS and the Draft Programmatic and Operational Management Plan was mailed to the Frankly Speaking mailing list of more than 3,700 people who had expressed interest in the planning process. There were also numerous open house meetings held during the formal comment period and written and oral comments were recorded. Forest Service representatives also attended several interest group meetings to present the alternatives discussed in the DEIS (SDEIS, pg 3-1). Due to an overwhelming number of requests to extend the comment period, the Forest Service extended the comment period to December 1, 1998. The comment period was again extended until February 1, 1999 at the request of several more interest groups. At the end of the comment period, there were 1,623 letters/or transcripts of oral comments received (SDEIS, pg 3-1). The Supplemental DEIS was signed and issued to approximately 1200 persons on September 7, 1999. Comments were requested from the public with a deadline of February 1, 2000. There were 1,410 comments received on the SDEIS. From February through April of 2002 a series of communication, document reviews, and a meeting were conducted with the Nez Perce Tribe regarding the FEIS. During development of the Cultural Resources Programmatic Agreement, which is referenced in this FEIS, the Nez Perce and Shoshone Bannock tribes reviewed and commented on the Programmatic Agreement (PA). Federal, State and local governmental officials were briefed by the Responsible Officials prior to, or shortly after the release of the DEIS and SDEIS. Agencies, Organizations and Individuals The following agencies, organizations and individuals received the DEIS, SDEIS, or a summary of those documents during this planning process. 5-1 Chapter 5 – Public Involvement Agencies & Organizations Receiving the DEIS or SDEIS Assn of Experiential Educ Boise Valley Fly Fishermen Inc 2L Llama Co Associated Press Bonneville Power Admin ASUI Outdoor Program Boulder-White Clouds Council 4th District IAA Audubon Society Boundary Cr Prod Ltd 5 Valley Audubon AVJet Aviation Boy Scouts A Carhart Natl Wilderness Trng Ctr B & A Engineers Inc Bridger-Teton Natl Forest A/C Sales & Brokerage B A Mullen Group Browns Industries Inc AAA Egg Farms Backcounty Horsemen Brunini Grantham Grower & Hewes ABN-AMRO Inc Badley Ranch Landowners BSA Snake Rvr Area Council Acquisitions & Serials Branch Baker House Bureau of Indian Affairs Action White Water Adv Ball Enterprizes Inc Bureau of Land Mgmt Ada County Commrs Bank of Mississippi Bureau of Reclamation Ada County Fish & Game League Bannock County Commrs Burke Albright Hartr & Rzepka LLP Adventure Medical Kits Barker-Ewing Rvr Trips Butte Library Advisory Consultants for Historic Beaverhead-Deerlodge Natl Forest BVTV Advo Inc Bevis Cameron & Johnson PA Cains Doyle Lans & Nicholas AFSEEE Big Creek Lodge & Outfitters California State University Aircraft Owners & Pilots Assn Bighorn Outfitters Cameron & Barkley Co Aldo Leopold Wilderness Institute Bitterroot Chamber of Comm Campbells Ferry Landowners Allen & Leuthold Inc Bitterroot Conservation Dist Canoe & Kayak Magazine Alliance for the Wild Rockies Bitterroot Natl Forest Carpenter Const Allison Photography Bitterroot Ranch Carson Ranger District Allison Ranch Landowners Bitterroot RC & D Cascade Chamber of Comm Alpha Tau Omega Bitterroot Ridge Runners Cascade Public Library Aluma-Glass Industries Bitterroot Valley TV Cascade Ranger District Alumi Assoc Inc BLM –Winnemucca Distict Casilla De Correo 1433 AMAX Blue Mtn Audubon/Walla Walla Center for Biological Diversity American Adrenaline Co Blue Ribbon Coalition Central Equipment American Canoe Assn Bobs Aircraft Central Idaho Rod & Gun Club American Fisheries Society Bogus Basin Chairman Cultural Committee American Outdoors Bohart Ranch Challis Area C of C American River Touring Assn Boise Adjudication Team Challis City Council American Rivers Boise Cascade Corp Challis Messenger American Ski Federation Boise Chamber of Comm Challis Public Library American Whitewater Affiliation Boise City Hall Chamberlain Basin Outfitters American Whitewater Assn Boise County Chandler DeBrun Fink & Hayes American Wildlands Boise County Commrs Chattahoochee-Oconee Natl Forest Animal Clinic at the Festival Boise Field Station Checker Cab Alley ARA Consulting Group Boise Natl Forest Chesapeake Bagel Bakery Arapaho Roosevelt Natl Forest Boise Payette Backctry Coalition China Bar Landowners Arco Adventors Boise Public Library Chou Chemical Co Artic Creek Lodge Boise Schools Circle KBL Outfitters ASARCO Incorp Boise State University City of Boise Public Work Asset Remarketing Corp Boise Towne Square #2153 City of Stanley Assn Logging Contractor 5-2 Chapter 5 – Public Involvement Dept of Lands Foundation for N Amercia Wild Sheep Clearwater Flying Service Dept of Water Resource Friends of Clearwater Clearwater Natl Forest Diamond D Ranch Friends of Line Creek Clearwater Ranger District Discovery Friends of the Bitterroot Clearwater-Potlatch Corp Div of Eco & Community Friends of the Clearwater Cogan-Owens-Cogan Div of Enviro Quality Friends of the Lemhi River Cold Mtn Cold Rivers Dixie Outfitters Inc FS Info-Intermountain Colorado State University Don Hatch Rvr Expeditions INC FSEEE Colorado Whitewater Assn Dowglanco Futra Corp/Mackay Bar Div Columbia Rvr Inter-Tribal Fish Drake Mechanical Gallatin Natl Forest Columbia Seaplane Pilots Assn E G C Enterprises Garden Valley Outfitters Columbus Hospital E Montana College Gem State Hunters Community Library E Montana College Library Genesis Capital Mgmt LP Concerned Citizens Coalition Eagle Rock Backctry Horsemen Gerlach Holding Corp Congressman Mike Crapo Eakin Ridge Outfiters Gibbs Farm Ltd Continental Divide Trail Soc Earnst A Dernburg MedicalL Corp Gibbs Products Inc Co-op Wilderness Handicap Gro Earth River Expeditions Gila Natl Forest Copenhaver Home Owners Assn East River Travellers Gillihan Guide Service Couer d'Alene Wildlife Federation Eclipse Expedition Girl Scouts Cox & Johnson Ins Agency Inc Ecocentric Wildlaqnds Mgmt Institute Godfreys Foothill Retreat Croman Corporation Elk City Ranger District Gold Beach Ranger District Crooked Creek Ranch Ellsworth Engineering Inc Graham & Company Inc Currey Expeditions Elm Ford-Mercury Inc Grand Targhee Custer County Commrs Engineering Incorp Grangeville Chamber of Comm Custer County Extension Enviro Coordinaator Chief 1950 Grangeville City Hall Custer County Farm Bureau Enviro Protection Agency EIS Grangeville Public Library Custom River Tours EPA-Mgmt Info Unit off. of Fed Activity Grassroots for Multiple Use Cuyahoga Valley Joint Vocational SC Ex-Officio Auditor & Recorder Green River Drifters CWHOG Exxon Company USA Greyhound Mining & Milling Cyprus Thompson Cr Mine F Randall Kline Chartered Grimes Logistics Services Daly-Jensen Fargo & Benson Grizzly Bear Task Force Dames & Moore FC-RONR Wilderness Id Team Gros Ventre River Ranch Danvile Orthopedic Clinic Inc Fed Hwy Admin Grove Prk PL Darby Public Library Fiels Golan & Swiger Groveland Ranger Dist Dave Helfrich Rvr Outfitter Inc First Security Bank Hailey Public Library Davis & Davis Ins & Real Estate Inc Fivemile Bar Landowners Hamilton City Council Dean Helfrich Guide Service Flathead Cultural Comm Hamilton Hikers Club Deerlodge Natl Forest Flathead Natl Forest Hankins Hicks & Madden Dees Jackson Watson & Assn Flecher Farms Hansen Mining & The Rock Works Defenders of Wildlife Flying B Resort Ranch Hanson Paint & Body Works DeFoor Realty FNAWS Natl Office Happy Hollow Vacations Delman Logging Forest Guardians Happy Saddle Tramps Denali Natl Park Forest Magazine Hatch River Expeditions Dept of Commerce Fort Lewis College Library Havlah Resources Dept of Enviro Quality Fortine Ranger District Healthy Harvest 5-3 Chapter 5 – Public Involvement Hearst Free Library ID County Free Press ID State Univ. Eli M. Oboler Library Heartland Backcountry Horsemen ID County Sheriff ID State University Heating Supply Co ID County Weed Control ID Statesman HELCA Mining Co -Grouse Cr Unit ID Dept of Aeronautics ID Trail Machine Assn Hello Inc ID Dept of Agriculture ID Whitewater Assn Hells Canyon Council ID Dept of Commerce ID Wildlife Federation Hells Canyon Natl Rec Area ID Dept of Education ID Wool Growers Assn Hells Canyon Preservation Council ID Dept of Enviro Quality Idaho Assication of Counties Helmsing Sims & Leach ID Dept of Fish & Game Idahonian Herndon Assn ID Dept of Health & Welfare Independent Miners Assn High County News ID Dept of Lands Indian Creek Guest Ranch Hillside Farm ID Dept of Parks & Rec Inland Empire Public Lands Comr Hobnailers Hiking Club ID Dept of Transportation Intermountain
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