Motorized Travel Management United States 

Department of (17305) 

Agriculture Record of Decision 

Forest Service 

Stanislaus National Forest 

Stanislaus 

National Forest 

R5-MB-200 

November 2009 

Motorized Travel Management

(17305) 

Record of Decision 

Stanislaus National Forest 

Lead Agency:	 USDA Forest Service 

Cooperating Agencies: None 

Responsible Official: Susan Skalski, Forest Supervisor 

Stanislaus National Forest 

19777 Greenley Road 

Sonora, CA 95370 

(209) 532-3671 

Information Contact: Sue Warren, Team Leader 

Stanislaus National Forest 

19777 Greenley Road 

Sonora, CA 95370 

(209) 532-3671 ext. 321 

swarren@fs.fed.us 

Abstract: An Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) that discusses alternatives for motorized travel 

management on the Stanislaus National Forest is available for public review in the Forest Supervisor's Office at 

19777 Greenley Road, Sonora, CA, 95370. This Record of Decision (ROD) documents the Deciding Officer’s 

decision pertaining to the proposed action identified in the EIS. 

The decision (1) prohibits motor vehicle travel off designated National Forest Transportation System (NFTS) 

roads and motorized trails by the public except as allowed by permit or other authorization (excluding 

snowmobile use); (2) adds 136.77 miles of existing unauthorized routes to the NFTS currently open to the public 

for motor vehicle use; and, (3) makes vehicle class changes to the existing NFTS on 616.80 miles of roads 

including season of use on all routes that replaces all existing seasonal closures and restrictions. 

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Cover Photos 

Clavey River 

looking north 

from 3N01 

Wheeled Over 

Snow use 

Developed 

Camping 

4WD on trail 

Dardanelles 

overlook from 

6N38Y 

Motorcycle trail 

Motorcycle trail Developed 

Camping Bourland Creek 

Trestle Special 

Interest Area 

Administrative 

use 

Tuolumne Fawn 

Lily Log truck 

ATV trail 
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Table of Contents 

1. INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................1
 

1.01 Background.............................................................................................................................1
 

1.02 Location ..................................................................................................................................1
 

1.03 Purpose and Need for Action..................................................................................................2
 

2. DECISION AND REASONS FOR DECISION .................................................................................................3
 

2.01 Decision ..................................................................................................................................3
 

2.02 Reasons for the Decision........................................................................................................8
 

3. OTHER ALTERNATIVES CONSIDERED....................................................................................................13
 

3.01 Alternatives Considered in Detail but Not Selected...............................................................13
 

3.02 Alternatives Considered but Eliminated from Detailed Study................................................15
 

3.03 Environmentally Preferred Alternative...................................................................................15
 

4. PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT.........................................................................................................................16
 

5. LEGAL AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE ...............................................................................................16
 

5.01 Forest Plan Consistency .......................................................................................................16
 

5.02 Travel Management Regulations ..........................................................................................19
 

5.03 Findings Required by Other Laws and Regulations ..............................................................21
 

5.04 Roadless and Special Areas .................................................................................................22
 

6. IMPLEMENTATION DATE ......................................................................................................................24
 

7. ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW OR APPEAL OPPORTUNITIES ..........................................................................24
 

8. CONTACT PERSON .............................................................................................................................24
 

9. SIGNATURE AND DATE ........................................................................................................................24
 

R. ROUTE DATA .....................................................................................................................................25
 

R.01 Additions to the NFTS...........................................................................................................25
 

R.02 Changes to the Existing NFTS: Vehicle Class .....................................................................35
 

R.03 Changes to the Existing NFTS: Season of Use ...................................................................49
 

R.04 Additions to the NFTS: Modifications ...................................................................................65
 

R.05 Season of Use: Modifications...............................................................................................67
 

List of Tables 

Table 2.01-1 Additions to the NFTS......................................................................................................3
 

Table 2.01-2 Vehicle Class Changes....................................................................................................4
 

Table 2.01-3 Wheeled Over Snow Routes............................................................................................5
 

Table 2.01-4 Forestwide Forest Plan Amendment................................................................................6
 

Table 2.01-5 Western Pond Turtle Forest Plan Amendment ................................................................6
 

Table 2.01-6 Non-Motorized Forest Plan Amendment..........................................................................6
 

Table 2.02-1 Summary of the Decision and Reasons for the Decision...............................................12
 

Table R.01-1 Additions to the NFTS: Vehicle Class, Season of Use and Mitigations.........................25
 

Table R.02-1 Changes to the Existing NFTS: Vehicle Class, Season of Use and Mitigations............35
 

Table R.03-1 Changes to the Existing NFTS: Season of Use ............................................................49
 

Table R.04-1 Additions to the NFTS: Modifications............................................................................65
 

Table R.05-1 Season of Use: Modifications .......................................................................................67
 

List of Figures 

Figure 1.02-1 Stanislaus National Forest Vicinity Map...........................................................................2
 

Figure 2.01-1 Decision Map: Season of Use and Wheeled Over Snow Routes....................................7
 

Figure 3.01-1 Range of Alternatives Considered in Detail ...................................................................13
 

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1. INTRODUCTION
 

This Record of Decision (ROD) documents the Deciding Officer’s decision on the Stanislaus 

National Forest Motorized Travel Management Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). The purpose 

of this travel management project is to implement provisions of the 2005 Travel Management Rule 

(36 CFR Part 212, Subpart B) designed to enhance management of National Forest System lands; 

sustain natural resource values through more effective management of motor vehicle use; and provide 

opportunities for motorized recreation experiences on National Forest System lands. The EIS 

discloses the environmental impacts associated with the agency’s Proposed Action, a No Action 

alternative, and three additional action alternatives developed to meet the purpose and need and 

respond to issues raised by the public. 

1.01 Background 

On November 9, 2005, the Forest Service published final travel management regulations (70 Federal 

Register 216, November 9, 2005; p. 68264-68291). Subpart B of the final Travel Management Rule 

(36 CFR 212), requires designation of roads and trails for motor vehicle use. The Travel Management 

Rule does not require the Forest Supervisor to reconsider decisions authorizing motor vehicle use on 

the existing National Forest Transportation System (NFTS). Part 261 – Prohibitions, Subpart A (36 

CFR 261.13) of the final rule, prohibits the use of motor vehicles off designated roads, trails and 

areas, as well as use of motor vehicles on roads and trails that is not consistent with the designations. 

All the National Forests, including the Stanislaus, must complete Subpart B and any associated 

changes to the NFTS by 2010. 

About 2,279 miles of NFTS roads and motorized trails are currently available for public motorized 

use on the Stanislaus National Forest. In addition, about 246 miles of known unauthorized routes 

exist. These unauthorized routes vary from narrow single-track motorcycle trails to wider routes 

passable by trucks and other full-size vehicles. Although many of these unauthorized routes are used 

by the public, none of them are part of the official NFTS. To designate an unauthorized road or trail 

for motorized use, it must first be added to the NFTS. 

In accordance with Subpart B of the Travel Management Rule (36 CFR 212.56) the Stanislaus will 

publish a Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM) designating all NFTS roads and motorized trails open to 

motor vehicle use. If unauthorized routes are not designated, motor vehicle use on these routes will be 

prohibited. Once a road or motorized trail is part of the system, it will be designated by vehicle class 

and season of use with the publication of the MVUM. Publication of the MVUM completes the 

designation process. The prohibition on motor vehicle use off the designated system goes into effect 

and is enforceable when routes are designated on the MVUM. 

The unauthorized roads and motorized trails not included in this decision are not precluded from 

future consideration for either removal from the landscape and restoration to the natural condition or 

addition to the NFTS and designation on a MVUM. Future decisions associated with changes to the 

NFTS and MVUM are dependent on available staff and resources and may trigger the need for 

additional environmental analysis, public involvement and documentation. 

1.02 Location 

The project location is the Stanislaus National Forest including all four Ranger Districts (see Figure 

1.02-1). The Forest contains 898,099 acres located in the central Sierra Nevada. The Forest is 

bounded on the north by the Mokelumne River and the Eldorado National Forest; on the east by the 

Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forests and Yosemite National Park; on the south by the Merced River 

and the Sierra National Forest; and on the west by the Sierra foothills. 

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Figure 1.02-1 Stanislaus National Forest Vicinity Map 

1.03 Purpose and Need for Action 

This section provides a brief overview of the project purpose and need for action (EIS Chapter 1.03). 

1.	 There is a need for regulation of unmanaged wheeled motor vehicle travel by the public. 

2.	 There is a need for limited changes to the National Forest Transportation System to: 

a.	 Maintain motor vehicle access to dispersed recreation opportunities (camping, hunting, 

fishing, hiking, horseback riding, etc.). 

b.	 Provide a diversity of motorized recreation opportunities (4WD, motorcycles, ATVs, 

passenger vehicles, etc.). 

In making any limited changes to the NFTS, the Stanislaus will consider criteria contained in 

Subpart B of the Travel Management Rule, which include the following: 

a.	 Impacts to natural and cultural resources. 

b.	 Public safety. 

c.	 Access to public and private lands. 

d.	 Availability of resources for maintenance and administration of roads and motorized trails 

that would arise if the uses under consideration are designated. 

e.	 Minimizing damage to soil, watershed, vegetation, and other forest resources. 

f.	 Minimizing harassment of wildlife and significant disruption of wildlife habitat. 

g.	 Minimizing conflicts between motor vehicles and existing or proposed recreational uses of 

NFS lands or neighboring federal lands. 

h.	 Minimizing conflicts among different classes of motor vehicle uses of NFS lands or 

neighboring federal lands. 

i.	 Compatibility of motor vehicle use with existing conditions in populated areas, taking into 

account sound, emissions, and other factors. 

When making any changes to NFTS roads, the Stanislaus will also consider the following: 

1.	 Speed, volume, composition and distribution of traffic on roads. 

2.	 Compatibility of vehicle class with road geometry and road surfacing 

3.	 Maintaining valid existing rights of use and access (rights-of-way) 

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2. DECISION AND REASONS FOR DECISION
 

While considering the various alternatives presented in the EIS, I talked with resource specialists, 

planners, community members, local organizations and government officials. Tribal government 

members actively participated in the process through consultation meetings with me and members of 

my staff. I personally talked with many individuals at public meetings, on the telephone or by e-mail. 

All of you expressed your heartfelt interests for continued access to your National Forest without 

negatively affecting the environment. 

The Stanislaus holds a unique place in the Sierra Nevada, located within easy access to Central Valley 

and Bay Area residents. Its landscapes and views are unparalleled, with deep incised canyons, 

magnificent granite sculptures and rushing streams. All of you come to recreate or re-create 

yourselves in this beautiful setting. Some of you come to fish, hunt or hike. Others come to ride on 

trails and experience a variety of settings in the motorized portions of the forest or enjoy the 

challenges of the ride itself. Still others seek solitude in the stillness of the forest. All of you come to 

enjoy the beauty and the companionship being in the outdoors brings. All of you care about the 

environment in which you live and recreate. 

I made a decision that considers all of these values. I believe we can provide motor vehicle recreation 

while minimizing resource impacts and respecting each other’s needs for motorized access and quiet. 

I believe we can work together to make this decision work. 

2.01 Decision 

Based on the analysis in the EIS and the information contained in the associated planning record, I 

decided to implement Alternative 1 (Proposed Action) as modified and described below. Hereafter I 

will refer to this decision as Modified Alternative 1 (see Table 2.02-1 for a summary of the decision). 

My decision includes modifications I made in response to public comments, as described below and 

analyzed in the EIS. Figure 2.01-1 shows a map of the season of use and wheeled over snow routes 

included in my decision (also see separate ROD Map). I believe that Modified Alternative 1 best 

meets the purpose and need and responds to the issues identified during public scoping by providing 

access to motorized recreation opportunities while protecting resources. My decision includes the 

following four main components. 

1.	 Cross Country Travel: Motor vehicle travel off NFTS routes by the public is prohibited except 

as allowed by permit or other authorization. Parking is allowed within one vehicle length1

 off of 

NFTS routes unless otherwise prohibited. 

2.	 Additions to the NFTS: 136.77 miles of unauthorized routes are added to the NFTS as 

motorized trails (see Table 2.01-1). Appendix R (Route Data), Table R.01-1 shows the specified 

vehicle class, season of use and required mitigations. 

Table 2.01-1 Additions to the NFTS 

Ranger District Vehicle Class (miles) 

ALL ATV MC 4WD Total 

Calaveras 1.49 2.53 3.28 4.64 11.94 

Groveland 4.39 6.06 0.60 9.04 20.12 

Mi-Wok 22.44 25.86 49.46 6.95 104.71 

Summit 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

total 28.32 34.52 53.34 20.63 136.77 

4WD=4 Wheel Drive; ALL=All Vehicles; ATV=All Terrain Vehicle; MC=Motorcycle 

Modifications to Alternative 1: I dropped 14.86 miles from Alternative 1 (see Table R.04-1). 

1 Vehicle Length equals the length of the vehicle along with the trailer it tows. 

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3.	 Changes to the existing NFTS: Vehicle class changes and season of use changes as described 

below. Appendix R (Route Data), Table R.02-1 shows the specified vehicle class, season of use 

and required mitigations. 

Vehicle Class 

Table 2.01-2 shows vehicle class changes will occur on 616.80 miles of NFTS roads including: 

opening 67.37 miles of closed roads; closing to public use 45.98 miles of open roads; converting 

93.36 miles of roads from highway legal only to all vehicles; and, converting 400.56 miles of 

roads from all vehicles to highway legal only. This alternative also converts 62.17 miles of the 

616.80 miles of NFTS roads to motorized trails (the mileage overlaps with the other changes 

described above and shown in Table 2.01-2). 

Mixed Use: The vehicle class changes shown in Table 2.01-2 include: 81.57 miles of roads 

previously maintained for passenger cars that will now be available for all motorized use 

(motorized mixed use); and, and 12.05 miles of roads maintained for passenger cars that will be 

available for highway-legal mixed with non-highway legal vehicles (combined use) contingent on 

concurrence by the California Highway Patrol (EIS Chapter 3.08). 

Table 2.01-2 Vehicle Class Changes 

↓ From ↓ ← Vehicle Class Changes To →

Class miles ADM ALL ML1 HLO t-ALL t-ATV t-MC t-4WD 

ALL 453.42 27.37 0.00 15.94 400.56 0.30 0.00 1.98 7.26 

ML1 67.37 0.00 12.57 0.00 2.17 26.06 1.94 1.58 23.05 

HLO 96.02 2.66 93.36 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

Total 616.80 30.03 105.92 15.94 402.73 26.36 1.94 3.56 30.31 

ADM=Administrative; ALL=All Vehicles; ML1=Maintenance Level 1; HLO=Highway Legal 

Only; t-ALL=All Vehicles trail; t-ATV=All Terrain Vehicle trail; t-MC=Motorcycle trail; 

t-4WD=4 Wheel Drive trail; ADM and ML1 are closed to public motorized use 

Season of Use 

Season of use on all routes based on elevation replaces all existing seasonal closures and 

restrictions (EIS Table 2.02-7): 

Except as allowed by permit or other authorization (i.e. wheeled over snow routes), NFTS 

motorized routes are open to motorized use during the season of use shown below, unless 

specifically prohibited. Roads open year round are not maintained for winter travel; however, 

they are available for over snow travel consistent with the vehicle class designation. 

1.	 Lower Elevations Open year round 

2.	 Other Elevations Open April 15 – December 15 (except roads in Table R.05-1) 

Wheeled Over Snow (WOS) Routes: wheeled over snow use is prohibited, except by ATVs 

when 12 inches or more of snow is present, on the routes listed in Table 2.01-3. These routes are 

dual designated as Snow Trails. 

Modifications to Alternative 1: I changed the season of use dates in zones 2 and 3 combining 

them into one set of consistent dates with 167 miles of selected roads open year round (see Table 

R.05-1); I dropped the wet weather closure; and, I dropped 03N01 (Long Barn Road, 45.49 miles) 

from the list of wheeled over snow routes. 

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Table 2.01-3 Wheeled Over Snow Routes 

Route District Miles1 

04N12 Summit 19.37 

04N34Y Summit 0.02 

05N17 Summit 1.01 

05N40Y Summit 3.87 

07N05 Calaveras 4.62 

07N09 Calaveras 25.05 

07N23 Calaveras 5.98 

18EV306 Summit 0.41

 total 60.33 1 National Forest System lands. Note: other roads open year
 

round are available for over snow travel by 4WD and other 

vehicles consistent with the vehicle class designation.
 

4. Forest Plan Amendments: includes the amendments shown in Tables 2.01-4, 2.01-5 and 2.01-6. 

Modifications to Alternative 1: I dropped 7.13 miles of specific Western Pond Turtle Forest 

Plan Amendment routes consistent with the Additions to the NFTS modifications described 

above. 

MITIGATION INCLUDED IN THE DECISION 

Based on their site specific review of each proposed addition to the NFTS, resource specialists 

identified mitigation measures to reduce some of the potential impacts caused by the various 

alternatives (Resource Analysis Database Summary Report in the project record). EIS Chapter 2.03 

and EIS Appendix F (Maintenance and Mitigation Definitions) describe and define the mitigations. 

My decision includes implementation of the mitigation measures shown in Tables R.01-1 and R.02-1 

in Appendix R (Route Data). These mitigations minimize, reduce or eliminate impacts on sensitive 

resources. Specific mitigations must be completed before the identified route segment becomes 

available for public motorized use and appears as a designated route on the MVUM. 

BEST AVAILABLE SCIENCE 

I adopted all practicable means to avoid or minimize environmental harm in the design of this 

decision. I included all of the project design features and mitigation measures that I believe are 

necessary to avoid, minimize, or rectify impacts on resources affected by the implementation of this 

decision. My conclusions are based on a review of the record that is based on the best available 

science. The resource sections in Chapter 3 of the EIS identify the effects analysis methodologies, 

reference scientific sources which informed the analysis, discuss responsible opposing views and 

disclose limitations of the analysis. 

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Table 2.01-4 Forestwide Forest Plan Amendment 

Practice Existing S&G Amendment 

Forestwide S&Gs 

Restricted Motor Vehicle 

Management [10-G-2, C1i2] 

(USDA 2005a2, p. 55-56) 

Permit motor vehicle travel up to 100 feet from 

roads, routes and established travel ways for 

direct access to campsites, parking, 

woodcutting, or gathering forest products 

provided that: 

a. no resource damage occurs; and, 

b. such access is not otherwise prohibited. 

Prohibit public motor vehicle travel off 

NFTS routes except as allowed by 

permit or other authorization. Allow 

parking within one vehicle length 

(vehicle and trailer) off of NFTS routes 

unless otherwise prohibited. 

Table 2.01-5 Western Pond Turtle Forest Plan Amendment 

Practice Existing S&G Amendment Route Miles 

Forestwide S&Gs 

Restricted Motor Vehicle 

Management [10-G-2, 

B3a4c1] (USDA 2005a, p. 

52) 

In areas adjacent to waters with 

known populations of western 

pond turtle: Construct new roads 

or trails or use existing off-road 

routes for motorized vehicles 

only if at least 1⁄4 mile from 

occupied habitat or where 

approved by a Wildlife Biologist. 

In areas adjacent to waters with 

known populations of western 

pond turtle: Construct new roads 

or trails or use existing off-road 

routes for motorized vehicles 

only if at least 1⁄4 mile from 

occupied habitat or where 

approved by a Wildlife Biologist 

except for the routes identified in 

this table. 

1S1727 

FR98486 

FR98515 

FR98520 

FR98537 

FR98539 

FR98548 

FR98560 

FR98599 

total 

0.87 

0.21 

0.09 

0.03 

0.09 

0.10 

0.04 

0.06 

0.04 

1.53 

Table 2.01-6 Non-Motorized Forest Plan Amendment 

Practice Existing S&G Amendment Route Miles 

Forestwide S&Gs 

ROS Semi-primitive Non- Motorized use is normally Motorized use is normally 4N80Y 0.20 

motorized [10-B-2] (USDA 

2005a, p. 51) 

Closed Motor Vehicle Travel 

Management [10-G-1a] 

(USDA 2005a, p. 51) 

Restricted Motor Vehicle 

Management [10-G-2, C1a] 

(USDA 2005a, p. 55) 

Wild and Scenic River 

ROS Semi-primitive Nonmotorized [10-B-2] (USDA 

2005a, p. 105) 

Closed Motor Vehicle Travel 

Management [10-G-1] 

(USDA 2005a, p. 105) 

prohibited. 

Closed to motorized use. 

Prohibit motorized use and close 

motorized routes in nonmotorized areas. 

Manage to the ROS Class of 

Semi-primitive Non-motorized. 

Manage to Forestwide S&Gs for 

Closed Motor Vehicle Travel 

Management. 

prohibited, except for the routes 

identified in this table. 

Closed to motorized use except 

for the routes identified in this 

table. 

Prohibit motorized use and close 

motorized routes in nonmotorized areas, except for the 

routes identified in this table. 

Manage to the ROS Class of 

Semi-primitive Non-motorized, 

except for the routes identified in 

this table. 

Manage to Forestwide S&Gs for 

Closed Motor Vehicle Travel 

Management, except for the 

5N02R 1.50 

routes identified in this table. total 1.70 

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Figure 2.01-1 Decision Map: Season of Use and Wheeled Over Snow Routes 

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2.02 Reasons for the Decision 

I selected Modified Alternative 1 for the reasons described below. In making this decision, I reviewed 

the public comments and considered the information submitted along with the effects of the 

alternatives as disclosed in the EIS. It is important to me to continue providing motor vehicle 

opportunities historically enjoyed on this National Forest. It is also important to balance overall 

recreation access with resource protection. I believe Modified Alternative 1 represents the best 

balance of recreation and resource needs by providing: a range of motorized recreation opportunities 

through additions to the NFTS; year round motorized access to some portions of the Forest where it is 

well suited and seasonal restrictions on motorized access in other areas of the Forest; increased 4WD 

over snow travel opportunities on roads open year round; and, resource protection for botanical, soil, 

visual, water, wildlife and aquatic species. Modified Alternative 1 considers the issues of motorized 

noise and trespass, raised by adjacent landowners, by changing the vehicle class on some roads to 

Highway Legal Only, not showing roads without legal public access, and by not adding motorized 

trails where these issues occur. These changes should reduce conflicts between motorized use on the 

forest and adjacent landowners. 

Modified Alternative 1 enhances motorized recreation opportunities by including interconnected 

loops with linkages and removing duplicative routes. This decision results in a more manageable 

system of roads and motorized trails to help residents and visitors discover the Forest. 

Modified Alternative 1 also meets resource objectives related to the conservation of rare plant and 

animal species and their habitats, protection of important cultural heritage sites, roadless area 

conservation, and the enhancement of watershed values. Modified Alternative 1 includes only 

unauthorized routes that meet current standards, or where resource impacts can be mitigated, as 

additions to the NFTS. 

I considered the need for and availability of resources for maintenance and administration of the 

NFTS in this decision. Currently, the Forest receives $200,000 to $300,000 in OHV grant funds 

annually as well as $170,000 in appropriated dollars for trail maintenance. While annual road 

maintenance costs identified in Chapter 3.08 are large, the costs of maintaining the transportation 

system vary annually depending on weather conditions and Forest project access needs. While the 

annual road maintenance budget runs about $350,000, not every mile of every road needs annual 

maintenance. Modified Alternative 1 reduces overall road maintenance costs and deferred 

maintenance by changing some Maintenance Level (ML) 3 roads to ML 2 and converting 62 miles of 

roads to motorized trails. My decision reduces total road maintenance costs by $783,724 and 

increases motorized trail maintenance costs by $100,000 (EIS Chapter 3.08). Modified Alternative 1 

utilizes a mixed use strategy on some higher maintenance level roads to allow all motorized use on 

some portions of the roads to access motorized trails or provide loop opportunities. Although both 

appropriated and grant funding levels can change from year to year, I believe we will be able to 

secure adequate funding to complete needed maintenance over the long-term. We will continue to 

pursue all sources of grant funding and continue to rely on our volunteer partners. Roads and 

motorized trails will be maintained to meet management objectives. 

I believe Modified Alternative 1 results in a well-planned system of roads and trails available for 

public motorized use. More importantly, I believe my decision offers better opportunities for quality, 

long-term motor vehicle use and better economic opportunities for individuals and communities, than 

either the existing network of NFTS and unauthorized routes or the other action alternatives. The 

opportunity to access and enjoy the Stanislaus National Forest for motorized travel remains while 

protecting resources. 

In determining which routes to include as additions to the NFTS and which mitigations to implement, 

I considered whether these additions and mitigations could in fact occur without causing harm to the 

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environment. Through site-specific reviews, resource specialists determined that these additions and 

mitigations will not result in harm to the environment (EIS Chapter 3). I agree with their findings. 

Modified Alternative 1 balances the need to provide access to the Forest, while substantially reducing 

impacts from vehicle traffic to resources. It does this by implementing mitigation measures aimed at 

reducing impacts to sensitive resources in specific locations on the identified route segments. 

In making this decision, I considered the following significant issues (EIS Chapter 1.08). 

 Significant Issue Statement 1: Changes to NFTS routes that reduce motorized opportunities, 

increase restrictions on vehicle class and season of use, and prohibit cross-country travel, may 

affect forest visitors. 

 Significant Issue Statement 2: Changes to NFTS routes that increase motorized opportunities, 

reduce restrictions on vehicle class and season of use, and allow cross-country travel, may affect 

forest resources, private property and forest visitors. 

I also considered the issue of allowing motorized access to all inventoried dispersed campsites across 

the Forest. While the EIS considers some routes that provide this opportunity, unfortunately schedules 

and other circumstances did not allow for the required site-specific review of all access routes at this 

time. I realize this portion of my decision negatively affects Forest visitors who enjoy dispersed 

camping and direct motorized access to their favorite destinations. My decision includes 145 campsite 

access routes totaling about 22 miles as additions to the NFTS. Dispersed camping will continue 

across the Forest, although not all sites will be fully accessed through motorized travel. Many 

campsites are within convenient walking distance of the parking location along the main route. 

DECISION COMPONENTS AND RATIONALE 

1.	 Cross Country Travel 

- Prohibition of cross country travel implements 36 CFR 212.50 by limiting motorized use to 

the NFTS. Cross country travel prohibitions protect resources by preventing route 

proliferation. Parking for dispersed recreation is allowed within one vehicle length (including 

the vehicle and trailer) off of designated routes. 

2.	 Additions to the NFTS 

- I approved 136.77 miles of additions to the NFTS to: provide a variety of motorized trail 

opportunities where it historically occurred in popular areas such as Deer Creek, Hull Creek, 

Crandall Peak, Liberty Hill and Black Springs; enhance loop opportunities; access camp sites 

and other destinations; and, reduce conflicts between different uses. Of these additions, 11.94 

miles are on the Calaveras Ranger District; 20.12 miles are on the Groveland Ranger District; 

and, 104.71 miles are on the Mi-Wok Ranger District. These 386 motorized trail segments 

provide varying degrees of difficulty and experiences including opportunities for 

motorcycles, ATVs and 4WDs. About 22 miles access dispersed camp sites across the Forest. 

- I modified the proposed additions to the NFTS by dropping 14.86 miles from Alternative 1 

because of negative impacts to the various resources. Upon further evaluation, I determined 

that resource impacts on these routes could not be mitigated. 

3.	 Changes to the existing NFTS 

Vehicle Class 

- Opening 67.37 miles of closed roads provides access to destinations and enhances loop 

opportunities by connecting motorized trails. 

- Closing 45.98 miles of open roads addresses roads identified as not needed for recreational 

access and reduces conflicts between different uses. Some isolated roads are closed because 

no legal right of way exists to cross the private property and access the isolated segment. 

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- Changing 93.36 miles of roads from Highway Legal Only to All Vehicles provides access to 

a variety of motorized opportunities, enhances loop opportunities by connecting motorized 

trails, and reduces road maintenance and deferred maintenance backlog needs by changing 

maintenance levels. 

- Changing 400.56 miles of roads from All Vehicles to Highway Legal Only reduces conflicts 

along county roads by discouraging illegal use of county roads by non highway legal vehicles 

and reduces motorized incursions into and through private property where no legal right of 

way exists. Some of these roads are short segments that do not access other types of 

motorized opportunities. Changing the vehicle class on these roads does not increase the road 

maintenance costs. These roads will be maintained as ML2 for high clearance vehicles. 

- Converting 62.17 miles of roads to motorized trails provides access to popular destinations. 

After concluding that these roads are no longer needed as a road, I decided that they serve a 

better purpose as a motorized trail. Converting these roads to motorized trails helps reduce 

the overall road maintenance and deferred maintenance backlogs costs on the Forest. 

Season of Use 

- I approved a Season of Use with exceptions to protect forest resources. 

- I replaced the existing NFTS closures and restrictions (EIS Table 2.02-7) because those year 

round closures and restrictions are out-of-date and no longer needed. 

- I modified the season of use dates to allow for a longer period of recreation access and 

hunting and fishing activities. Upon further evaluation of California Hunting and Fishing 

Regulations dates and public comments, I decided that a season of use of April 15 - 

December 15 allows a broader range of activities, for a longer period of time, while still 

protecting resources during critical times. The EIS discloses the effects of this modification 

within the analysis of Alternative 4 (Resources). 

- I modified the season of use in elevation zones 2 and 3 by combining them into one set of 

dates, reducing confusion by providing consistent dates instead of three dates for three 

different zones. Routes are either open year round or from April 15 - December 15. This 

addresses a concern shared by many of you for easily understandable and enforceable 

restrictions. The EIS discloses the effects of this modification within the analysis of 

Alternative 4 (Resources). 

- I modified the season of use by allowing year round use on 167 miles of selected roads (see 

Table R.05-1) in season of use elevation zones 2 and 3. These roads provide: access to year 

round recreation facilities such as trailheads; opportunities for over snow travel by 4WD 

vehicles; and, year round access across more of the Forest. Roads open year round are not 

maintained for winter travel; however, they are available for over snow travel consistent with 

the vehicle class designation. The EIS discloses the effects of this modification within the 

analysis of Alternative 3 (Cross Country Prohibited). 

- I modified the season of use by deciding not to implement the wet weather closure as a 

component of the restrictions. Upon evaluation of the analysis and review of public 

comments, I determined that the wet weather closure was too confusing and difficult to 

effectively implement. This also addresses a concern shared by many of you for easily 

understandable and enforceable restrictions. Forest Service regulations are available to 

temporarily close a route or area if public safety or resources are at risk. The EIS discloses 

the effects of this modification within the analysis of Alternative 3 (Cross Country 

Prohibited). 

- I included 60.33 miles of wheeled over snow routes (see Table 2.01-3) as an exception to the 

season of use to provide winter over snow travel opportunities for ATVs while those roads 

are not open to other wheeled vehicles. These routes are dual designated as Snow Trails. 

- I modified the list of wheeled over snow routes by dropping 03N01 (45.49 miles) due to 

resource concerns, public safety concerns and user conflicts along this main forest system 

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road. The EIS discloses the effects of this modification within the analysis of Alternative 5 

(Resources). 

4.	 Forest Plan Amendments 

- I approved a Forestwide Forest Plan Amendment (see Table 2.01-4) to bring the Forest Plan 

into compliance with the rest of this decision and the Travel Management Rule. 

- I approved a modified Western Pond Turtle Forest Plan Amendment in order to allow 1.53 

miles of route specific exceptions for the 9 segments described below (see Table 2.01-5): 

 One segment of 1S1727 (0.87 miles) provides an important loop opportunity by 

connecting to several roads open to all vehicles. This trail, one of the few motorized trails 

on the Groveland Ranger District, is on a ridge and provides scenic views of the 

Tuolumne Wild and Scenic River Canyon. 

 Eight other segments (0.66 miles) access dispersed recreation opportunities located off of 

main roads not otherwise readily available in the nearby areas. Traffic levels are low on 

these motorized trails compared to other motorized trails. 

 Analysis of these additions to the NFTS resulted in a determination of may impact 

individuals or habitat, but will not likely contribute towards federal listing or cause a loss 

of viability to the population or species for the western pond turtle (EIS Chapter 3.10 and 

Wildlife Biological Evaluation). 

 I dropped 7.13 miles of routes from this Forest Plan Amendment because I dropped those 

routes from the decision (see Table R.01-4). 

- I approved a Non-Motorized Forest Plan Amendment in order to allow 1.70 miles of route 

specific exceptions for the two routes described below (see Table 2.01-6): 

 One NFTS road segment of 4N80Y (0.16 miles) and one NFTS road segment of 5N02R 

(1.48 miles) change from all vehicles to highway legal only. Both of these roads are 

currently available for public motorized use as part of the existing NFTS. 

 Analysis of these vehicle class changes shows they improve Wild and Scenic River 

values because they prohibit non-highway legal vehicles, reducing overall motor vehicle 

use and noise, and are located within or adjacent to existing road corridors and developed 

areas. Although these two roads are located within proposed Wild River corridors, 

continued highway legal only use will not preclude future Wild and Scenic River 

designation of these segments of the North Fork Stanislaus River (EIS Chapter 3.05). 

IMPLEMENTATION OF SUBPART B OF THE TRAVEL MANAGEMENT RULE 

I carefully designed my decision to implement the provisions of Subpart B of the Travel Management 

regulations (36 CFR 212) and the Executive Orders those regulations are intended to implement. The 

Executive Orders direct Federal agencies to ensure that the use of off-road vehicles on public lands 

will be controlled and directed so as to protect the resources of those lands, to promote the safety of 

all users of those lands, and to minimize conflicts among the various uses of those lands. The Travel 

Management regulations implement those orders by requiring designation of roads, trails and areas 

for motor vehicle use and prohibiting motor vehicle use off the designated system. My decision fully 

implements this direction. Publication of a Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM) will complete the 

designation process by identifying the roads and trails designated for public motorized use. The 

prohibition on motor vehicle use off the designation system will take effect once the MVUM is 

published. 

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IMPLEMENTATION AND MONITORING SCHEDULE 

As an initial step toward implementation of this decision I will direct the ID team to prepare an 

Implementation and Monitoring Schedule which includes: prioritization of mitigations; a strategy for 

accomplishing the mitigations; production of the MVUM and any interim updates; resource 

monitoring; and, frequency of conducting trail condition surveys. 

Table 2.02-1 Summary of the Decision and Reasons for the Decision 

Component Alternative 11 

(Proposed Action) Modification Decision Reasons for the Decision Effects 

Disclosed 

Cross Country Travel prohibited no change prohibited manage recreation and 

protect resources 

Alternative 1 

Parking allowed off NFTS one vehicle length no change one vehicle length provide safe access to 

dispersed recreation 

Alternative 1 

Add existing unauthorized 

routes to the NFTS (miles) 

151.64 drop 14.86 136.77 provide diversity of 

motorized recreation and 

protect resources 

Alternative 1 

Convert NFTS roads to 

NFTS motorized trails 

(miles) 

62.17 no change 62.17 provide diversity of 

motorized recreation 

Alternative 1 

Change NFTS roads from 

Closed to Open (miles) 

67.37 no change 67.37 provide diversity of 

motorized recreation 

Alternative 1 

Change NFTS Roads from 

Open to Closed (miles) 

45.98 no change 45.98 protect resources and 

reduce conflicts 

Alternative 1 

Change NFTS roads from 

HLO to ALL (miles) 

93.36 no change 93.36 provide diversity of 

motorized recreation 

Alternative 1 

Change NFTS roads from 

ALL to HLO (miles) 

400.56 no change 400.56 provide diversity of 

motorized recreation and 

reduce conflicts 

Alternative 1 

Existing Closures and 

Restrictions 

replaced no change replaced provide consistent and upto-date restrictions Alternative 1 

Season of Use Elevation 1 year round no change year round provide year round access Alternative 1 

Elevation 2 4/1-11/30 4/15-12/15 2

 4/15-12/15 2 provide year round access 

where appropriate and 

protect resources with 

consistent dates across the 

Forest 

Alternative 4 

(15-days less 

at either end of 

season for 

additional 

resource 

protection) 

Elevation 3 5/15-11/30 4/15-12/15 2

 4/15-12/15 2 

Wet Weather Closures 

(native surface routes) 

during the season 

of use when 1” rain 

occurs in 24 hours 

and allowing 72 

hours for drying 

not implemented not included difficult to implement and 

enforce 

Alternative 3 

Wheeled Over Snow 

Routes (miles) 

105.92 drop 45.49 60.33 provide winter motorized 

recreation opportunity 

Alternative 1 

Forest Plan Amendments 

(miles) 

10.36 drop 7.13 miles 

consistent with 

additions to the 

NFTS above 

3.28 provide diversity of 

motorized recreation and 

Forest Plan consistency 

Alternative 1 

1 The information presented here in this column, as described in EIS Chapter 2.02, does not reflect the decision 

2

 Certain roads are open year round with effects disclosed under Alternative 3 

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3. OTHER ALTERNATIVES CONSIDERED
 

The following sections present the other alternatives considered in detail but not selected; the 

alternatives considered but eliminated from detailed study; and, the environmentally preferred 

alternative. 

3.01 Alternatives Considered in Detail but Not Selected 

In addition to Alternative 1 (Proposed Action), the EIS considers three other action alternatives 

(Alternatives 3, 4 and 5) and the no action alternative (Alternative 2) in detail (EIS Map Package and 

project record for detailed maps of each alternative). The no action alternative represents the 

continuation of cross-country travel including continued use of all unauthorized routes by motor 

vehicles. Alternative 2, required by NEPA implementing regulations, serves as a baseline for 

comparison among the alternatives (73 Federal Register 143, July 24, 2008; p. 43084-43099). EIS 

Chapter 2.05 provides a detailed comparison of the alternatives across a wide range of issues and 

indicators while EIS Chapter 3 describes the environmental consequences of the alternatives. Figure 

3.01-1 shows how the five alternatives considered in detail represent a wide range of motorized 

recreation opportunities and resource protection addressing the identified significant issues. 

Figure 3.01-1 Range of Alternatives Considered in Detail 

The following information briefly describes the alternatives considered in detail along with my 

reasons for not selecting them. 

Alternative 2 (No Action) 

The No Action Alternative provides a baseline for comparing the other alternatives. Under the No 

Action alternative, current management plans would continue to guide management of the project 

area. This alternative would not change the use of any NFTS roads and would not add any miles of 

NFTS motorized trails. Under this alternative the agency would take no affirmative action (no change 

from current management or direction) and cross country travel with continued use of unauthorized 

routes would occur. It would include only existing closures and would not include any restrictions on 

motorized dispersed recreation access. No changes would be made to the current NFTS and no cross 

country travel prohibition would be put into place. The Travel Management Rule would not be 

implemented and no MVUM would be produced. Motor vehicle travel by the public would not be 

limited to NFTS routes. Unauthorized routes would continue to have no status or authorization as 

NFTS facilities. 

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I did not select Alternative 2 (No Action) because: 

- It does not implement the Travel Management Rule and does not meet the need for regulation 

of unmanaged wheeled motor vehicle travel as required by the Rule because cross country 

travel with continued route proliferation would cause continued adverse resource impacts; 

- It does not prohibit cross country travel leading to continued route proliferation and more 

resource impacts than any other alternative; 

- It does not prohibit cross country travel causing the greatest conflicts with adjacent 

landowners and highest impacts on non-motorized or quiet recreation activities; 

- It only includes existing seasonal closures and restrictions without the additional resource 

protections provided by the season of use restrictions in the other Alternatives 1, 4 and 5; 

- While it would meet future recreation demands, this alternative creates the most serious 

effects on botanical, cultural, recreation, roadless and special area, soil, visual, water and 

wildlife resources. 

Alternative 3 (Cross Country Prohibited) 

Alternative 3 responds to the administration and resource issues by prohibiting cross country travel 

without adding any new facilities to the NFTS. This alternative also provides a baseline for 

comparing the impacts of other alternatives that propose changes to the NFTS in the form of new 

facilities (roads and motorized trails). None of the currently unauthorized routes would be added to 

the NFTS under this alternative. Alternative 3 would not change the use of the NFTS and would not 

add any miles to the NFTS. It would include seasonal closures on routes with existing closures and 

restrictions (EIS Table 2.02-7) and prohibit motorized access beyond existing NFTS routes. Motor 

vehicle travel off NFTS routes by the public would be prohibited except as allowed by permit or other 

authorization. Parking is allowed within one vehicle length off of NFTS routes unless otherwise 

prohibited. 

Alternative 3 meets the purpose and need by regulating unmanaged motor vehicle use. The diversity 

of motor vehicle recreation opportunities and access to dispersed recreation are all on existing NFTS 

roads and trails under this alternative. In comparison, Modified Alternative 1 adds 136.77 miles of 

trails to the NFTS without adversely affecting Forest resources. Modified Alternative 1 provides a 

greater diversity of motor vehicle recreation and access opportunities without adversely affecting 

Forest resources and better meets public demand. 

Alternative 4 (Recreation) 

Alternative 4 responds to the motorized recreation opportunities issue by providing additional routes 

and reducing restrictions. This alternative would maximize motorized recreation opportunities 

(including those accessing dispersed recreation activities thereby partially replacing the need for 

travel corridors). Motor vehicle travel off NFTS routes by the public would be prohibited except as 

allowed by permit or other authorization. Parking is allowed within one vehicle length off of NFTS 

routes unless otherwise prohibited. 175.97 miles of unauthorized routes would be added to the NFTS 

as motorized trails. Vehicle class changes would occur on 367.94 miles of NFTS roads. Season of use 

on native surface routes based on elevation and wet weather closures on native surface routes replace 

existing closures and restrictions (EIS Table 2.02-7). All surfaced routes, except wheeled over snow 

routes (EIS Table 2.02-2), are open year round. 

Alternative 4 meets the purpose and need by regulating unmanaged motor vehicle uses and providing 

for a diversity of motor vehicle recreation opportunities and access to dispersed recreation activities. I 

did not select Alternative 4 because it does not provide as high a level of resource protection as 

Modified Alternative 1 and it does not avoid conflicts with adjacent landowners or quiet recreation 

activities to the same degree as Modified Alternative 1. 

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Alternative 5 (Resources) 

Alternative 5 responds to the administration, private property, recreation and resource issues by 

limiting additions to the NFTS and increasing restrictions that would reduce conflicts and provide 

additional resource protection. This alternative would limit motorized recreation opportunities 

(including those accessing dispersed recreation activities) by providing greater protection for forest 

resources. Motor vehicle travel off NFTS roads and NFTS motorized trails by the public would be 

prohibited except as allowed by permit or other authorization. Parking is allowed within one vehicle 

length off of NFTS routes unless otherwise prohibited. 28.37 miles of unauthorized routes would be 

added to the NFTS as motorized trails. Vehicle class changes would occur on 525.73 miles of NFTS 

roads. Season of use on all routes based on elevation and wet weather closures on native surface 

routes replace existing closures and restrictions (EIS Table 2.02-7). 

Alternative 5 meets the purpose and need by regulating unmanaged motor vehicle use. The diversity 

of motor vehicle recreation opportunities and access to dispersed recreation are only available on 

existing NFTS roads and trails and 28.37 miles of additions to the NFTS under this alternative. In 

comparison, Modified Alternative 1 adds 136.77 miles of trails to the NFTS without adversely 

affecting Forest resources. Modified Alternative 1 provides a greater diversity of motor vehicle 

recreation and access opportunities without adversely affecting Forest resources and better meets 

public demand. 

3.02 Alternatives Considered but Eliminated from Detailed Study 

EIS Chapter 2.04 provides a detailed description of a wide range of other alternatives considered but 

eliminated from detailed study along with the reasons why each was eliminated. These alternatives 

range from prohibiting all motorized travel to maximum use, OHV parks, open play areas and 

providing a buffer around Yosemite National Park. This decision incorporates some elements of 

alternatives submitted by the public including changes to routes, season of use dates and wheeled 

over snow opportunities. 

3.03 Environmentally Preferred Alternative 

The environmentally preferable alternative is often interpreted as the alternative that causes the least 

damage to the biological and physical environment, or the alternative which best protects and 

preserves historic, cultural and natural resources. But, other factors relevant to this determination are 

provided in Section 101 of NEPA (42 USC 4321) which states that it is the continuing responsibility 

of the Federal Government to: 

- Fulfill the responsibilities of each generation as a trustee of the environment for succeeding 

generations; 

- Assure for all Americans safe, healthful, productive, and aesthetically and culturally pleasing 

surroundings; 

- Attain the widest range of beneficial uses of the environment without degradations, risk to 

health of safety, or other undesirable and unintended consequences; 

- Preserve important historic, cultural and natural aspects of our national heritage and maintain, 

wherever possible, an environment which supports diversity and variety of individual choice; 

- Achieve a balance between population and resource use which will permit high standards of 

living and a wide sharing of life’s amenities; and 

- Enhance the quality of renewable resources and approach the maximum attainable recycling 

of depletable resources. 

Based on my consideration of the factors listed above and the effects disclosed in the EIS, I 

determined that Alternative 3 (Cross Country Prohibited) is the Environmentally Preferred 

Alternative for the following reasons: 

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- Roadless characteristics and special area values improve over time as unauthorized routes 

passively restore to natural conditions. 

- Vegetation growth on most unauthorized routes stabilizes them to background erosion rates. 

- Highest positive effect on the overall scenery; reduced motorized touring and enjoyment of 

the scenery at many locations. 

- Most reduction in direct, indirect and cumulative watershed effects. 

- More reduction in impacts on wildlife and aquatic species with fewer closed roads opened, 

more routes closed and fewer stream crossings. 

- Reduced risk of noxious weed spread through motorized vehicle traffic off road. 

4. PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT 

The Interdisciplinary Team (IDT) relied on public involvement to ensure that a full range of 

alternatives, representing a broad array of perspectives, would be analyzed in the EIS. Public 

involvement occurred during four key periods: first, in 2003 when a group of concerned publics held 

a community forum to discuss OHV recreation on the Stanislaus National Forest. Over 150 

individuals attended to identify issues and possible management solutions for OHV recreation. As a 

result of the forum, a group called the Stanislaus Recreation Stakeholders (SRS) formed with the 

Forest Service as an ad hoc member to discuss OHV and associated recreational issues (see EIS 

Chapter 1.02); second, a broadened public collaboration process for Travel Management that began in 

2005 (see EIS Chapter 1.02); third, during the 60-day public scoping period for the proposed action 

(see EIS Chapters 1.07 and 1.08); and, fourth, during the 75-day public comment period on the DEIS 

(see EIS Chapters 1.07, 1.08 and Appendix J, Response to Comments). 

5. LEGAL AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE 

My decision complies with the laws, policies and executive orders listed below and described in EIS 

Chapter 3. 

5.01 Forest Plan Consistency 

My decision includes three amendments to the management direction contained in the Stanislaus 

National Forest Land and Resource Management Plan (Forest Plan) as amended. 

a.	 Forestwide Forest Plan Amendment: amends Forestwide Standard and Guideline for 

Restricted Motor Vehicle Management to prohibit motor vehicle travel off NFTS routes and 

allow parking within one vehicle length off of NFTS routes (see Table 2.01-4). 

b.	 Western Pond Turtle Forest Plan Amendment: amends Forestwide Standard and 

Guideline for Restricted Motor Vehicle Management to allow motor vehicle use on 9 

motorized trail segments (1.53 miles) in areas adjacent to waters with known populations of 

western pond turtle (see Table 2.01-5). 

c.	 Non-Motorized Forest Plan Amendment: amends Forestwide and Wild and Scenic River 

Standard and Guidelines for ROS Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized, Closed Motor Vehicle 

Travel Management and Restricted Motor Vehicle Travel Management to allow continued 

highway legal vehicle use on existing NFTS roads 4N80Y and 5N02R (see Table 2.01-6). 

EVALUATION OF SIGNIFICANCE 

The National Forest Management Act (NFMA) requires evaluation of whether proposed forest plan 

amendments would constitute a significant change in the long-term goods, outputs and services 

projected for the National Forest. The following criteria are used to determine the significance of 

forest plan amendments (FSM 1926.51-52). 

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FSM 1926.51 - Changes to the Forest Plan that are Not Significant. Changes to the Forest Plan 

that are not significant can result from: 

1.	 Actions that do not significantly alter the multiple-use goals and objectives for long-term 

land and resource management; 

a.	 The Forestwide amendment is consistent with the Forest Plan goal to provide a variety of offhighway vehicle (OHV) recreational opportunities in a manner consistent with protection of 

wildlife and other resources, and with non-motorized recreation (USDA 2005a, p. 6). 

b.	 The Western Pond Turtle amendment is consistent with the Forest Plan goals to provide a 

variety of off-highway vehicle (OHV) recreational opportunities in a manner consistent with 

protection of wildlife and other resources, and with non-motorized recreation (USDA 2005a, 

p. 6) and to maintain and improve habitat for Threatened and Endangered species and give 

special attention to sensitive species to see that they do not become Federally listed as 

Threatened or Endangered (USDA 2005a, p. 5). 

c.	 The Non-Motorized amendment is consistent with the Forest Plan goals to provide a wide 

range of recreation opportunities directed at various experience levels to meet current and 

projected demand, including campgrounds, hiking trails, picnic areas, OHV trails, etc. 

(USDA 2005a, p. 6) and to manage Wild and Scenic Rivers and their immediate 

environments to preserve their free flowing condition and to protect their outstandingly 

remarkable values (USDA 2005a, p. 7). 

2.	 Adjustments of management area boundaries or management prescriptions resulting from 

further on-site analysis when adjustments do not cause significant changes in the multipleuse goals and objectives for long-term land and resource management; 

a.	 The Forestwide amendment does not change management area or management prescription 

boundaries. The amendment does not change the classification and management of recreation 

opportunities on the Forest, or in the purpose and intent of ROS as a tool to assess the 

distribution of recreation opportunities. Ultimately, this amendment supports resource 

protection by prohibiting cross country travel and restricting motor vehicles to designated 

routes. 

b.	 The Western Pond Turtle amendment does not change management area or management 

prescription boundaries. The amendment does not change the classification and management 

of recreation opportunities on the Forest, or in the purpose and intent of ROS as a tool to 

assess the distribution of recreation opportunities. Ultimately, this amendment supports 

providing a variety of motorized recreation opportunities in a manner consistent with 

protection of wildlife and other resources. 

c.	 The Non-Motorized amendment does not change management area or management 

prescription boundaries. The amendment does not change the classification and management 

of recreation opportunities on the Forest, or in the purpose and intent of ROS as a tool to 

assess the distribution of recreation opportunities. Ultimately, this amendment supports 

providing a variety of motorized recreation opportunities by allowing continued highway 

legal vehicle use on existing NFTS roads 4N80Y and 5N02R. 

3.	 Minor changes in standards and guidelines; and, 

a.	 The Forestwide amendment is a minor change in one Standard and Guideline that restricts 

motor vehicles to designated routes and parking within one vehicle length rather than 

allowing travel within 100 feet of roads. This amendment brings the Forest Plan into 

compliance with the rest of this decision and the Travel Management Rule. 

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b.	 The Western Pond Turtle amendment is a minor change in one Standard and Guideline that 

allows motor vehicle use on 9 motorized trail segments (1.53 miles) in areas adjacent to 

waters with known populations of western pond turtle. Evaluation of these routes resulted in 

the determination of no effect to the resources and/or could be mitigated. 

c.	 The Non-Motorized amendment is a minor change in several Forestwide and Wild and 

Standard and Guidelines that allows continued highway legal vehicle use on existing NFTS 

roads 4N80Y and 5N02R both previously open to all vehicles. Evaluation of these routes 

resulted in the determination of no effect to the resources and/or could be mitigated. 

4.	 Opportunities for additional management practices that will contribute to achievement of 

the management prescription. 

a.	 Forestwide direction for recreation management includes: “prohibit cross-country overland 

OHV travel” and, “treat different types of motorized use fairly” (USDA 2005a, p. 56). 

Forestwide direction for wheeled vehicles from the Sierra Nevada Framework Forest Plan 

Amendment S&G 69 states: “Prohibit wheeled vehicle travel off of designated routes, trails 

and limited off highway vehicle (OHV) use areas. Unless otherwise restricted by current 

forest plans or other specific area standards and guidelines, cross-country travel by over-snow 

vehicles would continue” (USDA 2004c3

, ROD p. 59). The Forestwide Amendment 

contributes to achieving these objectives by prohibiting all public motor vehicle travel off 

NFTS routes while allowing parking within one vehicle length off of NFTS routes. 

b.	 Forestwide direction for fish and wildlife habitat includes: “maintain and improve habitat for 

Federally listed Threatened and Endangered species and give special attention to sensitive 

species to see that they do not become Threatened or Endangered” (USDA 2005a, p. 40). The 

Western Pond Turtle amendment allows motor vehicle use on 9 motorized trail segments 

(1.53 miles) in areas adjacent to waters with known populations of western pond turtle. This 

is a significant reduction from the Western Pond Turtle Amendment from EIS Alternative 1 

(Proposed Action) which included 39 motorized trail segments (8.66 miles) where the 

Biological Evaluation (project record) determined that alternative may impact individuals or 

habitat, but will not likely contribute towards federal listing or cause a loss of viability to the 

population or species for the western pond turtle. 

c.	 Forestwide direction for semi-primitive non-motorized land allocations includes: “manage to 

the ROS class of semi-primitive non-motorized” where, “motorized use is normally 

prohibited” (USDA 2005a, p. 52). The Non-Motorized amendment provides an exception that 

allows continued highway legal vehicle use on existing NFTS roads 4N80Y and 5N02R both 

previously open to all vehicles. The surrounding areas will continue to meet the ROS 

objectives of semi-primitive non-motorized where interaction between visitors is low but 

there is evidence of other users and resource improvements will normally be limited to 

minimum, unobtrusive facilities. 

FSM 1926.52 - Changes to the Land Management Plan That are Significant. The following 

examples indicate circumstances that may cause a significant change to a land management plan: 

1.	 Changes that would significantly alter the long-term relationship between levels of multipleuse goods and services originally projected (section 219.10(e) of the planning regulations in 

effect before November 9, 2000 (36 CFR parts 200 to 299, revised as of July 1, 2000)). 

a.	 The Forestwide amendment only prohibits public motor vehicle travel off NFTS routes with 

parking allowed within one vehicle length. It does not alter the long-term relationships 

between the levels of goods and services projected in the Forest Plan. 

3 USDA 2004c. Sierra Nevada Forest Plan Amendment Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement and Record of Decision. 

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b.	 The Western Pond Turtle amendment only allows motor vehicle use on 9 motorized trail 

segments. It does not alter the long-term relationships between the levels of goods and 

services projected in the Forest Plan. 

c.	 The Non-Motorized amendment only allows continued highway legal vehicle use on two 

existing NFTS roads. It does not alter the long-term relationships between the levels of goods 

and services projected in the Forest Plan. 

2.	 Changes that may have an important effect on the entire land management plan or affect 

land and resources throughout a large portion of the planning area during the planning 

period. 

a.	 The Forestwide amendment only prohibits public motor vehicle travel off NFTS routes with 

parking allowed within one vehicle length. It does not change land allocations or 

management direction for other elements of the Forest Plan. 

b.	 The Western Pond Turtle amendment only allows motor vehicle use on 9 motorized trail 

segments. It does not change land allocations or management direction for other elements of 

the Forest Plan. 

c.	 The Non-Motorized amendment only allows continued highway legal vehicle use on two 

existing NFTS roads. It does not change land allocations or management direction for other 

elements of the Forest Plan. 

CONCLUSIONS 

As discussed in the Evaluation of Significance above, the Forest Plan Amendments included in my 

decision: 

- Do not significantly alter the multiple-use goals and objectives for long-term land and 

resource management. 

- Do not cause significant changes in the multiple-use goals and objectives for long-term land 

and resource management. 

- Represent minor changes in standards and guidelines. 

- Provide opportunities for additional management practices that contribute to achievement of 

the management prescription. 

- Do not alter the long-term relationships between the levels of goods and services projected in 

the Forest Plan. 

- Do not change land allocations or management direction for other elements of the Forest 

Plan. 

Based on consideration of the factors above and the analysis contained in the EIS, I determined that 

these Forest Plan Amendments are not significant in the context of NFMA. I hereby amend the Forest 

Plan with the non-significant amendments shown in Tables 2.01-4, 2.01-5 and 2.01-6. 

5.02 Travel Management Regulations 

The Travel Management regulations require consideration of certain criteria when designating routes 

for motor vehicle use (36 CFR 212.55(a) through (e)). The Stanislaus National Forest considered 

these criteria throughout all stages of this process beginning with the Purpose and Need (EIS Chapter 

1.03), the alternatives (EIS Chapter 2), the analysis of effects (EIS Chapter 3) and ultimately my 

decision to implement Modified Alternative 1. The following details underscore the importance I 

gave to these criteria in my decision: 

 Impacts to Natural Resources: I adopted all practicable means to avoid or minimize 

environmental harm in the design of this decision. I included all of the project design features and 

mitigation measures that I believe are necessary to avoid, minimize or rectify impacts on 

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resources (EIS Chapter 3). Mitigation measures shown in Appendix R (Route Data) minimize, 

reduce or eliminate impacts on sensitive resources. 

 Impacts to Cultural Resources: My decision reduces impacts to cultural resources by 

mitigating all identified and potential adverse effects to the 76 cultural resource sites associated 

with use of routes added to the NFTS. Further, this decision fully complies with Programmatic 

Agreements with the State of California (EIS Chapter 3.03). 

 Public Safety: My decision authorizes the use of ML 2 roads and motorized trails determined to 

be generally safe for use by all vehicles (EIS Chapter 3.08). In addition, public safety is my top 

priority when considering whether to allow mixed use on passenger car roads and allow new 

mixed use on roads previously managed for passenger cars (EIS Chapter 3.08 and Mixed Use 

Report). 

 Access to public and private lands: When identifying routes to add to the NFTS, I focused on 

meeting the needs of the public by providing access to the most desired routes and areas on the 

Forest. In addition, my decision will not impact access to private lands, as this project does not 

designate roads or motorized trails through private lands where the Forest Service does not have 

right-of-way nor will it change existing rights-of-way for adjacent private landowners. Year 

round access will be provided to private parcels in the Season of Use zones. 

 Availability of resources for maintenance and administration of roads, trails and areas that 

would arise if the uses under consideration are designated: As stated previously, the additions 

would result in an increased annual motorized trail maintenance cost of approximately $100,000. 

Total annual road maintenance costs are reduced by $783,724.36 (EIS Chapter 3.08). In reaching 

my decision, I considered the need for maintenance and administration. 

 Minimizing damage to soil, watershed, vegetation and other forest resources: The additions 

to the NFTS included in my decision are expected to maintain and improve water quality and 

satisfy all federal and state water quality requirements (EIS Chapter 3.10). My decision 

minimizes impacts to both soil and water resources, including riparian and aquatic habitats, by 

only adding routes where adverse impacts could be either avoided or mitigated to acceptable 

levels (EIS Chapters 3.07, 3.10 and 3.11). My decision minimizes impacts to known sensitive 

plant populations and reduces the effects of noxious weed spread by dropping 35 segments (8.36 

miles) of proposed additions to the NFTS within close proximity to sensitive plant occurrences. 

With respect to botanical resources, the analysis determined that my decision is not likely to 

result in a trend toward federal listing or loss of viability for any sensitive or watch list plant 

species (EIS Chapter 3.02). 

 Minimizing harassment of wildlife and significant disruption of wildlife habitat: For all 

threatened, endangered or sensitive species, it was determined that Alternative 1 (Proposed 

Action) would not result in a trend towards federal listing or a loss of population viability. A 

forestwide Season of Use approach minimizes disturbance of these species and the possibilities of 

harassment from motor vehicle use. The evaluations determined that no additions to the NFTS 

would contribute to habitat loss. (EIS Chapter 3.11) 

 Minimizing conflicts between motor vehicles and existing or proposed recreational uses of 

NFS lands: The Proposed Action was developed in an interdisciplinary setting, with the 

objective of avoiding potential conflict between motor vehicle use and non-motorized 

recreational use. My decision minimizes the potential for conflicts, in part by ensuring the 

compatibility of route additions with recreation direction contained in the Forest Plan. My 

decision does not include and Recreational Opportunity Spectrum (ROS) class changes (EIS 

Chapter 3.04). 

 Minimizing conflicts among different classes of motor vehicle uses of NFS lands or 

neighboring federal lands: I considered the vehicle class and use of routes on adjacent lands to 

ensure compatible designations for the adjoining route segments on National Forest System lands. 

As described previously, mixed use proposals maintain safety for the public and minimize 

conflicts between different vehicle classes on passenger car roads (EIS Chapter 3.08). 

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 Compatibility of motor vehicle use with existing conditions in populated areas, taking into 

account sound, emissions, etc: Although most of the additions to the NFTS are located far from 

populated areas, my decision reduces the total miles of routes available to non-highway legal 

vehicles within 1/4 mile of communities, areas with higher densities of residences, commercial 

buildings, and/or administrative sites from 187 miles to 67 miles (EIS Chapter 3.04). 

 Speed, volume, composition, and distribution of traffic on roads: The number of roads and 

available for public motorized use in the decision is expected to result in a low traffic density, 

although I expect some congestion near staging areas and on more popular routes. Signs to warn 

drivers of the class of vehicles authorized and expected on particular roads will be posted as part 

of the implementation of this decision. ML 3 NFTS roads designated for mixed use will be signed 

appropriately to warn drivers of mixed use (EIS Chapter 3.08). 

 Compatibility of vehicle class with road geometry and road surfacing: The analysis of each 

ML 3 road proposed for motorized mixed use considered the compatibility of each vehicle class 

with the road geometry and surfacing based on an assessment of the type and size of vehicle in 

conjunction with the driver’s level of skill. In some cases, ML 3 roads were reduced to ML 2, 

maintained for high clearance vehicles only, reflecting a need to manage the road differently 

based on the recreational need and location (EIS Chapter 3.08). 

5.03 Findings Required by Other Laws and Regulations 

The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of 1969 directs “to the fullest extent possible, 

agencies shall prepare draft environmental impact statements concurrently with and integrated with 

...other environmental review laws and executive orders.” The EIS was prepared in accordance with 

the following: 

National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) of 1966: Section 106 requires federal agencies to 

consider the potential effects of a Preferred Alternative on historic, architectural, or archaeological 

resources that are eligible for inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places and to afford the 

President’s Advisory Council on Historic Preservation an opportunity to comment. Section 110 

requires federal agencies to identify, evaluate, inventory, and protect National Register of Historic 

Places resources on properties they control. Potential impacts to archaeological and historic resources 

were evaluated in compliance with Section 106 (EIS Chapter 3.03). 

Executive Order 12898 Environmental Justice: EO 12898, Federal Actions to Address 

Environmental Justice in Minority Populations and Low-Income Populations (issued February 11, 

1994), requires that each federal agency shall make achieving environmental justice part of its 

mission by identifying and addressing, as appropriate, disproportionately high or adverse human 

health or environmental effects of its programs, policies, and activities on minority populations and 

low-income populations. None of the alternatives disproportionately affect minority and low-income 

populations (EIS Chapter 3.06). 

Clean Water Act: regulates the dredging and filling of freshwater and coastal wetlands. Section 404 

(33 USC 1344) prohibits the discharge of dredged or fill material into waters (including wetlands) of 

the United States without first obtaining a permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Wetlands 

are regulated in accordance with federal Non-Tidal Wetlands Regulations (Sections 401 and 404). No 

dredging or filling is part of this proposed action and no permits are required. The Clean Water Act 

also delegates authority for management of water quality to the states, and waives sovereign 

immunity for state and local laws pertaining to water-quality protection. Compliance with the federal 

CWA is primarily through the California Porter-Cologne Act as administered by Central Valley 

Regional Water Quality Control Board Basin Plan and implementation of Best Management Practices 

(EIS Chapter 3.10). 

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Clean Air Act of 1970: provides for the protection and enhancement of the nation’s air resources. 

No exceeding of the federal and state ambient air quality standards is expected to result from any of 

the alternatives (EIS Chapter 3.01). 

Endangered Species Act (ESA) of 1973: requires that any action authorized by a federal agency not 

be likely to jeopardize the continued existence of a threatened or endangered species, or result in the 

destruction or adverse modification of habitat of such species that is determined to be critical. Section 

7 of the ESA (16 USC 1531 et seq.), as amended, requires the responsible federal agency to consult 

the USFWS and the National Marine Fisheries Service concerning endangered and threatened species 

under their jurisdiction (EIS Chapter 3.11 and Biological Assessment/Biological Evaluation (BA/BE) 

for Fish and Wildlife). 

National Forest Management Act (NFMA) of 1976: amends the Forest and Rangeland Renewable 

Resources Planning Act of 1974 and sets forth the requirements for Land and Resource Management 

Plans (Forest Plans) for the National Forest System. Alternative 1 is consistent with the NFMA and 

the Forest Plan. 

5.04 Roadless and Special Areas 

I determined that my decision complies with laws, regulations and policies that pertain to the 

following roadless and special areas (EIS Chapter 3.05). In addition, I believe the portion of my 

decision that prohibits cross country travel protects and enhances the values that make these roadless 

and special areas unique. 

Roadless Areas 

The Stanislaus National Forest manages seventeen inventoried roadless areas. Six do not contain 

NFTS or unauthorized motorized routes while the remaining eleven contain 44.88 miles of motorized 

routes (41.97 NFTS and 2.91 unauthorized) of which 26.63 miles are available for public motor 

vehicle use. 

- My decision adds 1.88 miles of motorized trails to the NFTS that provide unique and much 

desired semi-primitive motorized recreation opportunities, with minor local effects on nonmotorized recreation opportunities. 

- My decision changes vehicle class on 9.27 miles of existing NFTS roads including: 

converting 1.60 miles of closed roads to motorized trails that provide unique and much 

desired semi-primitive motorized recreation opportunities with only minor local effects on 

non-motorized recreation; improving roadless values by eliminating existing motor vehicle 

use on 3.53 miles of NFTS roads; and, converting 4.12 miles of NFTS roads from all vehicles 

to highway legal only. 

Research Natural Areas 

The Stanislaus National Forest manages four Research Natural Areas. No NFTS or unauthorized 

motorized routes exist within these Research Natural Areas. 

Special Interest Areas 

The Stanislaus National Forest manages eleven Special Interest Areas. Five do not contain NFTS or 

unauthorized motorized routes while the remaining six contain 11.71 miles of motorized routes (10.94 

NFTS and 0.77 unauthorized) of which 10.29 miles are available for public motorized use. 

- My decision adds one segment (0.21 miles) to the NFTS that provides recreation access, with 

no effects on values because it is a short route within and adjacent to existing developed road 

corridors. 

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- My decision changes vehicle class on 0.86 miles of NFTS roads including: closing 0.54 

miles of open roads, improving values by eliminating existing motor vehicle use; and, 

changing 0.32 miles from all vehicles to highway legal only, improving values by reducing 

overall motor vehicle use. 

Wild and Scenic Rivers 

The Stanislaus National Forest manages portions of two designated Wild and Scenic Rivers 

(Tuolumne and Merced) with 8.24 miles of existing NFTS roads and no unauthorized routes. 

- My decision does not add any unauthorized routes to the NFTS in designated Wild and 

Scenic Rivers. 

- My decision changes vehicle class on three NFTS road segments (6.06 miles) from all 

vehicles to highway legal only, improving Wild and Scenic River values because they 

prohibit non-highway legal vehicles, reducing overall motor vehicle use and noise. 

Proposed Wild and Scenic Rivers 

The Stanislaus National Forest manages all or portions of eight Proposed Wild and Scenic Rivers. 

One does not contain NFTS or unauthorized motorized routes while the remaining seven contain 

76.05 miles of motorized routes (69.51 NFTS and 6.54 unauthorized) of which 62.16 miles are 

available for public motorized use. 

- My decision adds 18 segments (4.02 miles) to the NFTS that access popular dispersed 

recreation opportunities in the Scenic portions of the Clavey and Recreational portion of the 

North Fork Mokelumne, with no effects on values because they are short motorized trails 

within and adjacent to existing developed road corridors. 

- My decision changes vehicle class on 17.31 miles of NFTS roads including: converting 0.25 

miles of closed road to an ATV trail that provides a desirable loop opportunity, with no 

effects on values because it is a short motorized trail within and adjacent to an existing 

developed road corridor; closing 0.80 miles of open roads, improving values by eliminating 

existing motorized use; changing 1.79 miles from highway legal only to all vehicles with no 

effects on values because they are main Forest roads in existing developed road corridors; 

and, changing 14.54 miles from all vehicles to highway legal only, improving values by 

reducing overall motor vehicle use. 

- The portion of my decision to change vehicle class on one NFTS road segment of 4N80Y 

(0.16 miles) and one NFTS road segment of 5N02R (1.48 miles) from all vehicles to highway 

legal only includes a Forest Plan Amendment (see Table 2.01-6). Both of these roads are 

currently available for public motor vehicle use. The analysis in EIS Chapter 3.05 shows that 

these vehicle class changes improve values by reducing overall motor vehicle use and the 

segments are located within or adjacent to existing road corridors and developed areas. I 

agree with those findings. I determined that although these two roads are located within 

proposed Wild River corridors, continued highway legal only use will not preclude future 

Wild and Scenic River designation of these segments of the North Fork Stanislaus River. 

Wilderness 

The Stanislaus National Forest manages all or portions of three designated Wildernesses. No NFTS or 

unauthorized motorized routes exist within these designated Wildernesses. 

Proposed Wilderness 

The Stanislaus National Forest manages two Proposed Wildernesses. The Bald Peak Proposed 

Wilderness contains one NFTS road segment (0.02 miles) that is not available for public motorized 

use. No other NFTS or unauthorized motorized routes exist within these Proposed Wildernesses. 

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6. IMPLEMENTATION DATE
 

If no appeals are filed within the 45-day time period, implementation of the decision may occur on, 

but not before, the 5th business day following the close of the appeal filing period [36 CFR 215.9(a)]. 

When appeals are filed, implementation may occur on, but not before, the 15th business day 

following the date of the last appeal disposition. In the event of multiple appeals, the implementation 

date is controlled by the date of the last appeal disposition [36 CFR 215.9(b)]. 

7. ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW OR APPEAL OPPORTUNITIES 

This decision is subject to appeal pursuant to 36 CFR 215. In accordance with the April 24, 2006 

order issued by the U. S. District Court for the Missoula Division of the District of Montana in Case 

No. CV 03-119-M-DWM, only those individuals and organizations who provided comments during 

the comment period are eligible to appeal [36 CFR 215.11(a), 1993 version]. 

Appeals must be filed within 45 days from the publication date of the legal notice in the Union 

Democrat. Notices of appeal must meet the specific content requirements of 36 CFR 215.14. An 

appeal, including attachments, must be filed (regular mail, fax, e-mail, hand-delivery, express 

delivery, or messenger service) with the appropriate Appeal Deciding Officer [36 CFR 215.8] within 

45 days following the publication date of the legal notice. The publication date of the legal notice is 

the exclusive means for calculating the time period to file an appeal [36 CFR 215.15 (a)]. Those 

wishing to appeal should not rely upon dates or timeframe information provided by any other source. 

Appeals must be submitted to Regional Forester, USDA Forest Service, 1323 Club Drive, Vallejo, 

CA 94592, (707) 562-8737. Appeals may be submitted by FAX [(707) 562-9091] or by hand-delivery 

to the Regional Office, at the address shown above, during normal business hours (Monday-Friday 

8:00am to 4:00pm). Electronic appeals, in acceptable [plain text (.txt), rich text (.rtf) or Word (.doc)] 

formats, may be submitted to appeals-pacificsouthwest-regional-office@fs.fed.us with Subject: 

Stanislaus Motorized Travel Management. 

For electronically mailed appeals, the sender should normally receive an automated electronic 

acknowledgment from the agency as confirmation of receipt. If the sender does not receive an 

automated acknowledgment of the receipt of the appeal, it is the sender’s responsibility to ensure 

timely receipt by other means [36 CFR 215.6(a)(4)(iii)]. 

8. CONTACT PERSON 

For additional information contact: Sue Warren, Team Leader; Stanislaus National Forest; 19777 

Greenley Road; Sonora, CA 95370; phone (209) 532-3671 ext. 321; or, e-mail swarren@fs.fed.us. 

9. SIGNATURE AND DATE 

November 12, 2009 

SUSAN SKALSKI Date 

Forest Supervisor 

Stanislaus National Forest 

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Environmental Impact Statement Record of Decision 

R. ROUTE DATA
 

The decision includes a number of additions to the NFTS and changes to the existing NFTS. This 

appendix shows the route data listing of all additions and changes included in the decision. The route 

data identifies: 

- the type of vehicles allowed; 

- season when the route would be open; and, 

- mitigation measures that would be implemented on the route prior to publication on a 

MVUM and allowing public use (see EIS Appendix F, Maintenance and Mitigation 

Definitions). 

R.01 Additions to the NFTS 

Table R.01-1 lists the vehicle class, season of use and mitigations for the additions to the NFTS 

included in the decision. 

Table R.01-1 Additions to the NFTS: Vehicle Class, Season of Use and Mitigations 

Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

22 MW 0.08 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4743 Twain Harte 2 

11715A MW 0.52 MAP UNR ALL NAT ALL 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

15EV38 MW 0.60 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4754 Columbia SE 2 rock barriers 50' at base of incline; waterbars 

3200' 

15EV43G MW 0.51 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4753 Columbia 1 hardened drain dips > 15% grade 1800' and 

drain dips remainder 

15EV46 MW 0.28 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4754 Columbia SE 2 hardened drain dips and tread harden 

>25%% grade 500' and drain dips remainder 

15EV47 MW 0.63 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4754 Columbia SE 2 annual maintenance 

15EV47A MW 0.12 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4754 Columbia SE 2 hardened drain dips and tread harden >25% 

grade 200' and drain dips remainder 

15EV48 MW 0.64 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4754 Columbia SE 2 hardened drain dips and tread harden >25% 

grade 1000' and drain dips remainder 

15EV54 MW 0.18 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4754 Columbia SE 2 hardened drain dips > 15% grade 200' and 

drain dips remainder 

16E182 MW 0.27 GIS UNT ALL NAT ALL 4571 Duckwall Mt 3 drain dips 925' MP 0.0-0.175; drain dips 700' 

from 16E182A to end 

16E182A MW 0.19 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4571 Duckwall Mt 3 drain dips 400' MP 0.025-0.1; rock barriers 

40' to block access beyond the corral 

16E183 MW 1.26 GIS UNT ALL NAT ALL 4743 Twain Harte 3 

16EV01 MW 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte 2 drain dips 245' 

16EV101 MW 1.90 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 tread harden 300' MP 0.4 to 0.45; hardened 

drain dips and tread harden >20% grade 300' 

and drain dips remainder 

16EV106 MW 1.50 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 tread harden 3 sections 230' MP 0.8-0.85, 

1.0-1.05, and 1.4-1.45 

16EV108 MW 0.74 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 rock barriers 50' at base of hill climb; tread 

harden 260' MP 0.525-0.575; hardened drain 

dips and tread harden >20% grade 700' and 

drain dips remainder 

16EV109 MW 0.61 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 900' and drain dips remainder 

16EV109 MW 1.14 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 400' and drain dips remainder 

16EV110 MW 1.15 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 

16EV111 MW 0.44 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 tread harden 150' MP 0.05-0.1; hardened 

drain dips and tread harden >20% grade 150' 

and drain dips remainder 

16EV112 MW 0.17 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 drain dips 900' 

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Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

16EV115 MW 2.40 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 tread harden 260' MP 0.75-0.8 

16EV117 MW 0.21 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

16EV123 MW 0.33 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

16EV124 MW 0.15 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

16EV133 MW 0.43 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 drain dips 2200' 

16EV136 MW 1.19 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 600' and drain dips remainder 

16EV137 MW 0.45 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 tread harden 2 sections 240' MP 0.19-0.23 

and 0.25-0.26; hardened drain dips and tread 

harden >20% grade 400' and drain dips 

remainder 

16EV141 MW 0.87 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 tread harden ephemeral drainage 20' MP 

0.55; hardened drain dips and tread harden 

>20% grade 200' and drain dips on 

remainder; tread harden crossing 15' each 

side of channel 

16EV152 MW 0.33 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

16EV152 MW 0.56 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

16EV154 MW 1.13 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

16EV155 MW 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

16EV160 MW 1.31 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 tread harden 70' MP 0.25; tread harden 

ephemeral drainage 5 sections 195' total; 

boardwalk 10' 

16EV176 MW 0.04 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 drain dips 2600' 

16EV176 MW 0.50 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

16EV177 MW 0.27 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 drain dips 1400' 

16EV178 MW 0.66 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 400' and drain dips remainder 

16EV210 MW 0.09 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte 2 

16EV211 MW 0.08 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte 2 

16EV213 MW 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte 2 

16EV223 MW 1.35 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4743 Twain Harte 2 hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 700' and drain dips remainder 

16EV229 MW 0.37 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 tread harden ephemeral drainage 60' MP 

0.37; tread harden 2 sections 500' MP 0.075­

0.125 and 0.225-0.275; hardened drain dips 

and tread harden >20% grade 700' and drain 

dips remainder 

16EV230 MW 0.78 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 tread harden ephemeral drainage 3 sections 

165' MP 0.0, 0.4, and 0.525; tread harden 2 

sections 300' MP 0.01-0.05 and 0.35-0.4; 

hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 800' and drain dips remainder 

16EV236 MW 0.96 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 

16EV237 MW 0.09 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte 2 

16EV243 MW 0.31 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 padding 60' x 3' 

16EV244 MW 0.49 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

16EV247 MW 0.68 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

16EV248 MW 0.93 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 tread harden 2 sections 1850' MP 0.2-0.25 

and 0.4-0.7 

16EV249 MW 0.28 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 tread harden 160' MP 0.21-0.24 

16EV251 MW 0.32 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 tread harden 240' MP 0.21-0.27 

16EV253 MW 0.89 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 tread harden 2 sections 320' MP 0.32-0.34 

and 0.5-0.54 

16EV254 MW 0.51 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 tread harden ephemeral drainage; 2 sections 

120' MP 0.3 and 0.38.; hardened drain dips 

and tread harden >20% grade 800' and drain 

dips remainder; drain dips 50' MP 0.375 on 

left approach looking upstream 

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Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

16EV255 MW 0.43 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 tread harden ephemeral drainage 40' MP 

0.18; tread harden 135' MP 0.35-0.375.; 

hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 400' and drain dips remainder 

16EV256 MW 0.24 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

16EV257 MW 1.46 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 

16EV257A MW 0.03 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 

16EV258 MW 0.47 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 tread harden ephemeral drainage; 2 sections 

110' total. MP 0.01 and 0.2. 

16EV259 MW 0.45 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 

16EV259A MW 0.17 MAP UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 padding 300' x 4' 

16EV262 MW 0.09 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 

16EV263 MW 0.02 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte 2 

16EV265 MW 0.12 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 rock barriers 182' along occurrence; tread 

harden Deer Creek 75' MP 0.025 

16EV266 MW 0.21 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 padding 300' x 4'; barriers (rock, log or fence) 

30' 

16EV266A MW 0.03 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 OHV cattleguard on existing fence line MP 

0.02 

16EV267 MW 0.27 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 300' and drain dips remainder 

16EV268 MW 0.38 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

16EV269 MW 0.22 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 tread harden ephemeral drainage 50' 

16EV272 MW 0.53 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 

16EV292 MW 0.14 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

16EV296 MW 0.36 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

16EV302 MW 0.31 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 

16EV303 MW 0.20 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

16EV304 MW 0.09 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

16EV306 MW 0.16 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 

16EV318 MW 0.45 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte 2 hardened drain dips >15% grade 600' and 

drain dips remainder 

16EV54 MW 2.36 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 tread harden ephemeral drainage 9 sections 

500' MP 0.3, 0.55, 0.78, 1.1, 1.28, 1.5, 1.88, 

2.0, 2.1, 2.23, and 2.43. tread harden 260' 

MP 0.275-0.325; drain dip at MP 2.1; tread 

harden 10' above drain dip 

16EV78 MW 0.19 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4743 Twain Harte 2 

16EV81 MW 0.54 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 low impact barriers 2850' each side 

17EV104 MW 0.87 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

17EV11 MW 0.40 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 drain dips 2500' 

17EV11 MW 0.91 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV117 MW 0.55 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

17EV117 MW 0.57 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

17EV118 MW 1.37 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 tread harden ephemeral drainage 15' MP 

0.52; tread harden 100' MP 0.52-0.54; 

hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 1000' and drain dips remainder 

17EV120 MW 0.11 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

17EV130 CAL 0.81 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4911 Tamarack 3 low impact barriers 300' north side; hardened 

drain dips and tread harden >20% grade 700' 

and drain dips remainder 

17EV14 MW 0.74 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 low impact barriers 250' each side; tread 

harden ephemeral drainage 3 sections 600' 

MP 1.19, 1.2, and 1.28; tread harden 

segment 1 spring crossing with rock ballast; 

tread harden segment 2 stream crossing and 

approaches 20' either side 

17EV153 MW 0.25 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV153 MW 0.31 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

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Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

17EV157 MW 0.11 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV15B MW 0.79 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 low impact barriers 50' each side 

17EV160 MW 0.15 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV162 MW 0.19 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV182 GR 0.02 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

17EV183 GR 0.64 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 hardened drain dips >15% grade 1000' and 

drain dips remainder 

17EV184 GR 0.60 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 drain dips 3000' 

17EV202 MW 0.38 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV205 MW 0.25 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4743 Twain Harte 3 annual maintenance 

17EV210 MW 1.09 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4742 Crandall Peak 2 hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 700' and drain dips remainder 

17EV210A MW 0.32 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

17EV231 MW 0.32 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte 2 

17EV235 MW 0.59 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 tread harden ephemeral drainage 30' MP 0.2 

17EV236 MW 0.26 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4742 Crandall Peak 2 hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 400' and drain dips remainder 

17EV237 MW 0.16 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

17EV238 MW 0.68 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4741 Strawberry 2 

17EV238A MW 0.29 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4741 Strawberry 2 

17EV239 MW 0.24 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4741 Strawberry 2 

17EV240 MW 0.19 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4741 Strawberry 2 

17EV241 MW 0.27 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4741 Strawberry 2 

17EV245 MW 0.07 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4741 Strawberry 2 

17EV261A MW 0.07 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV264 MW 0.14 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV275 CAL 0.01 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4911 Tamarack 3 

17EV275 CAL 0.02 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4911 Tamarack 3 

17EV278 CAL 1.06 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4911 Tamarack 3 hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 400' and drain dips remainder 

17EV279 CAL 1.08 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4911 Tamarack 3 hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 500' and drain dips remainder 

17EV280 CAL 0.48 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4911 Tamarack 3 hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 400' and drain dips remainder 

17EV281 MW 0.27 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4741 Strawberry 2 

17EV282 MW 0.10 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4741 Strawberry 2 

17EV283 MW 0.20 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4741 Strawberry 2 

17EV28A MW 0.08 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV290 MW 0.40 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV293 MW 0.79 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV299 MW 0.59 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV300 MW 0.23 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV303 MW 0.83 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV307 CAL 0.09 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

17EV317 GR 0.06 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

17EV318 GR 0.13 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

17EV319 GR 0.21 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

17EV320 GR 0.13 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

17EV321 GR 0.05 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

17EV322 GR 0.04 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

17EV323 GR 0.03 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

17EV324 GR 0.03 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

17EV325 GR 0.03 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

17EV326 GR 0.02 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

17EV327 GR 0.17 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 hardened drain dips and tread harden >25% 

grade 700' and drain dips remainder 

17EV328 GR 0.06 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

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17EV329 GR 0.05 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 tread harden wet seep/spring 150' MP 0.025 

17EV330 GR 0.10 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

17EV331 GR 0.11 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

17EV332 GR 0.05 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 tread harden 265' MP 0.0-0.05 

17EV34 MW 0.27 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV37 MW 0.93 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV45 MW 1.68 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV51 MW 3.06 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV53 MW 2.97 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV54 MW 0.50 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV58 MW 1.19 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV60 MW 0.51 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV60 MW 0.55 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV67 MW 0.28 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 tread harden ephemeral drainage 40' MP 

0.17 (Wrights Creek) 

17EV67A MW 0.36 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV71 MW 1.14 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4743 Twain Harte 3 tread harden 20' (seep/spring area) MP 0.7 

17EV75 MW 0.46 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 400' and drain dips remainder 

17EV78 MW 0.30 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV79 MW 1.29 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV80 MW 0.23 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 tread harden ephemeral drainage 40' MP 

0.19 (Wrights Cr) 

17EV85 MW 2.01 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV88 MW 1.53 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

17EV91 MW 1.03 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

18EV100 MW 0.08 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 barriers (rock, log or fence) 100' prior to 

Trout Creek; drain dips 200' to west of 

31820G 

18EV105 MW 0.69 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4744 Hull Creek 3 No Vehicles signs 100' each side; tread 

harden ephemeral drainage 60' MP 0.1; 

tread harden crossing and approaches 20' 

each side of intermittent tributary to Trout 

Creek 

18EV110 MW 1.33 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4744 Hull Creek 3 

18EV133 MW 0.35 INV UNT ALL NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 hardened drain dips >15% grade 200' and 

drain dips remainder 

18EV134 MW 3.19 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 hardened drain dips >15% grade 500' and 

drain dips remainder 

18EV170 MW 1.13 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4744 Hull Creek 3 

18EV170 MW 1.69 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4744 Hull Creek 3 

18EV257 MW 0.18 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

18EV258 MW 0.57 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 low impact barriers 360' each side MP 0.0­

0.05 (3N56Y to 3N56YA) 

18EV260 MW 0.28 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

18EV268 GR 0.51 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 hardened drain dips and tread harden >25% 

grade 200' and drain dips remainder 

18EV269 GR 0.16 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

18EV270 MW 0.36 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4732 Pinecrest 3 

18EV271 MW 0.67 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4732 Pinecrest 3 

18EV276 MW 0.10 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 barriers (rock, log or fence) 20' MP 0.1 

18EV277 MW 0.09 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

18EV282 MW 0.15 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4732 Pinecrest 3 drain dips 800' 

18EV283 MW 0.28 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4732 Pinecrest 3 

18EV284 MW 0.07 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4732 Pinecrest 3 

18EV286 CAL 0.39 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4911 Tamarack 3 

18EV287 CAL 1.34 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4911 Tamarack 3 

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Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

18EV288 CAL 1.96 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4911 Tamarack 3 hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 300' and drain dips remainder; tread 

harden approaches to 15' each side crossing 

2; replace fill over culverts at crossing 6 

18EV292 CAL 0.08 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4911 Tamarack 3 

18EV293 CAL 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4911 Tamarack 3 

18EV295 CAL 0.30 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4911 Tamarack 3 

18EV295A CAL 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4911 Tamarack 3 

18EV297 CAL 0.08 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4902 Spicer Mdw Res 3 

18EV298 CAL 0.18 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4902 Spicer Mdw Res 3 

18EV299 CAL 0.14 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4902 Spicer Mdw Res 3 

18EV300 CAL 0.08 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4902 Spicer Mdw Res 3 

18EV301 CAL 0.09 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4902 Spicer Mdw Res 3 

18EV303 CAL 0.10 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 5063 Pacific Valley 3 

18EV304 MW 0.13 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

18EV304 MW 0.19 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

18EV308 MW 0.12 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 low impact barriers 30' south side MP 0.04, 

block just before creek; tread harden 

ephemeral drainage 2 sections 155' MP 

0.003 and 0.125 

18EV309 MW 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 tread harden drainage (Hull Cr) 60' MP 

0.028. 

18EV34 MW 0.65 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

18EV34 GR 1.27 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

18EV56 MW 1.38 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 500' and drain dips remainder 

18EV57 MW 0.86 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4744 Hull Creek 3 hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 500' and drain dips remainder 

18EV63 MW 0.26 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

18EV67 MW 1.68 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4744 Hull Creek 3 low impact barriers and No Vehicle signs 50' 

each side; tread harden ephemeral drainage 

2 sections 60' MP 0.35 and 0.8; barriers 

(rock, log or fence) 700' MP 1.26-1.39 

18EV70 MW 0.68 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4744 Hull Creek 3 

18EV77 MW 1.54 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4733 Cherry Lake N 3 hardened drain dips and tread harden >20% 

grade 300' and drain dips remainder 

18EV88 MW 0.03 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

18EV88 MW 0.70 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 tread harden ephemeral drainage (Rush Cr) 

60' MP 0.25.; drain dips 130' on left (looking 

upstream) approach to channel 

18EV90 MW 0.81 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

18EV91 MW 0.33 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 tread harden ephemeral drainage 50' MP 

0.07; hardened drain dips >15% grade 900' 

and drain dips remainder 

18EV95 MW 0.33 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 tread harden ephemeral drainage 75' MP 

0.01; tread harden Trout Creek crossing 80' 

MP 0.28; drain dips 1750' 

19EV101 MW 0.57 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4732 Pinecrest 3 hardened drain dips >15% grade 600' and 

drain dips remainder 

19EV110 CAL 0.09 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 5063 Pacific Valley 3 

19EV111 CAL 0.32 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 5063 Pacific Valley 3 

19EV111A CAL 0.14 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 5063 Pacific Valley 3 

19EV112 CAL 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 5064 Ebbetts Pass 3 

19EV113 CAL 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 5064 Ebbetts Pass 3 

19EV29 MW 0.47 INV UNT ATV NAT 4WD 4732 Pinecrest 3 

1N1829 GR 0.08 MAP UNT ALL NAT ALL 4571 Duckwall Mt 3 

1S1727 GR 0.87 UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 low impact barriers 100' north side; hardened 

drain dips and tread harden >25% grade 600' 

and drain dips remainder 

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Environmental Impact Statement Record of Decision 

Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

1S1736 GR 0.46 MAP UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 low impact barriers 1300' each side; 

hardened drain dips and tread harden >25% 

grade 400' and drain dips remainder 

1S1822B GR 0.05 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

1S1909 GR 0.25 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

1S1930 GR 1.69 MAP UNT ALL NAT ATV 4563 Ascension Mt 2 hardened drain dips >15% grade 600' and 

drain dips remainder 

1S1933 GR 0.37 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 low impact barriers and No Vehicles signs 

500' each side 

20EV100 CAL 0.09 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 5064 Ebbetts Pass 3 rock barriers 30' MP 0.08 to block access 

20EV101A CAL 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 5064 Ebbetts Pass 3 

21703A MW 0.08 GIS UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

21703C MW 0.52 GIS UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

21704A MW 0.39 GIS UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

21704B MW 0.21 GIS UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

2N1905 GR 0.25 MAP UNT ALL NAT ALL 4733 Cherry Lake N 3 hardened drain dips >15% grade 600' and 

drain dips remainder 

2S1906 GR 0.42 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 hardened drain dips >15% grade 500' and 

drain dips remainder 

31614C MW 0.05 GIS UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte 2 barriers (rock, log or fence) 150' MP 0.05 

31623G MW 0.41 GIS UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte 2 

31734B MW 0.09 GIS UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

31736A MW 0.17 GIS UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 

31818G MW 0.15 GIS UNR ATV NAT ATV 4741 Strawberry 3 drain dips 800' 

31821C MW 0.20 GIS UNR ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 barriers (rock, log or fence) 20' MP 0.12; 

hardened drain dips >15% grade 400' and 

drain dips remainder 

41735B MW 0.06 GIS UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4741 Strawberry 3 

EV681 MW 0.09 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4732 Pinecrest 3 

FR10176 CAL 0.09 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

FR13563 MW 0.05 GPS UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

FR14617 CAL 0.04 GPS UNT ALL NAT ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

FR14721 GR 0.12 MAP UNR ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR4688 GR 0.73 MAP UNR ALL NAT ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge 1 

FR5540 GR 0.47 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR6468 GR 0.02 MAP UNR ALL NAT ALL 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

FR6468 GR 0.04 MAP UNR ALL NAT ALL 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

FR6468 GR 0.18 MAP UNR ALL NAT ALL 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

FR6550 GR 2.27 MAP UNR ALL NAT ALL 4573 Groveland 1 hardened drain dips >15% grade 1400' and 

drain dips remainder 

FR8165 GR 0.05 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR8437 CAL 0.13 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4901 Dardanelles Cone 3 

FR8472 GR 0.18 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 3 

FR8762 GR 0.13 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

FR8784 CAL 0.07 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 5064 Ebbetts Pass 3 

FR8843 GR 0.86 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

FR8986 GR 0.32 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

FR9084 CAL 0.17 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

FR9090 CAL 0.11 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4911 Tamarack 3 

FR9140 GR 0.04 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR9359 GR 0.13 MAP UNR ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR9438 CAL 0.10 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 5064 Ebbetts Pass 3 drain dips 75' at pull-out parking 

FR9439 CAL 0.16 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 5064 Ebbetts Pass 3 

FR9440 CAL 0.04 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 5064 Ebbetts Pass 3 

FR9441 CAL 0.18 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4911 Tamarack 3 segment 2: rock barriers 300' between trail 

and Silver Creek; rock barriers 20' at high 

water line of North Fork Diversion 

FR9501 CAL 0.09 MAP UNR ALL NAT 4WD 4911 Tamarack 3 

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Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

FR98472 GR 0.67 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

FR98476 GR 0.50 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4381 El Portal 2 hardened drain dips >15% grade 500' and 

drain dips remainder 

FR98477 GR 0.13 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4381 El Portal 2 

FR98479 GR 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4381 El Portal 2 

FR98483 GR 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4382 Kinsley 2 

FR98484 GR 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4391 Buckhorn Peak 2 

FR98485 GR 0.08 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

FR98486 GR 0.21 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4391 Buckhorn Peak 2 

FR98491 GR 0.19 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

FR98492 GR 0.09 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

FR98494 GR 0.02 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98496 GR 0.28 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98501 GR 0.08 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98502 GR 0.02 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98503 GR 0.09 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98506 GR 0.14 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98515 GR 0.09 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4382 Kinsley 2 

FR98520 GR 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4382 Kinsley 2 

FR98522 GR 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98523 GR 0.08 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98524 GR 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98529 GR 0.13 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98530 GR 0.07 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98531 GR 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98533 GR 0.10 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98535 GR 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 drain dips 180' MP 0.0-0.03 

FR98537 GR 0.09 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98538 GR 0.14 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98539 GR 0.10 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98540 GR 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4561 Lake Eleanor 2 

FR98544 GR 0.08 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 3 

FR98545 GR 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 3 

FR98546 GR 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

FR98547 GR 0.08 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98548 GR 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

FR98549 GR 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

FR98550 GR 0.17 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

FR98551 GR 0.02 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4381 El Portal 2 

FR98553 GR 0.14 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4391 Buckhorn Peak 2 

FR98555 GR 0.02 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

FR98560 GR 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

FR98563 GR 0.09 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4564 Ackerson Mt 1 

FR98577 GR 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4561 Lake Eleanor 2 

FR98580 GR 0.13 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

FR98581 GR 0.11 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

FR98582 GR 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

FR98583 GR 0.07 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

FR98584 GR 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

FR98585 GR 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

FR98586 GR 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

FR98587 GR 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

FR98590 MW 0.10 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte 2 

FR98592 GR 0.08 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 drain dips last 1000' 

FR98593 GR 0.09 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 

FR98596 MW 0.10 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 

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Environmental Impact Statement Record of Decision 

Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

FR98597 MW 0.09 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 

FR98598 MW 0.08 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 

FR98599 MW 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 

FR98601 MW 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 

FR98602 MW 0.08 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 

FR98603 MW 0.07 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 No Vehicles signs 100' each side 

FR98604 MW 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 

FR98607 CAL 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4924 Dorrington 3 

FR98608 MW 0.07 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 

FR98609 MW 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 3 

FR98616 MW 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

FR98617 MW 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4754 Columbia SE 2 

FR98618 MW 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4754 Columbia SE 2 

FR98620 MW 0.08 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4754 Columbia SE 2 

FR98622 CAL 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

FR98623 CAL 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

FR98624 CAL 0.20 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

FR98625 CAL 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

FR98627 CAL 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

FR98630 CAL 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

FR98631 CAL 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

FR98633 CAL 0.10 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4921 Garnet Hill 3 

FR98634 CAL 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4921 Garnet Hill 3 

FR98636 CAL 0.11 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

FR98637 CAL 0.07 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

FR98638 CAL 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

FR98639 CAL 0.14 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

FR98643 CAL 0.08 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

FR98644 CAL 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

FR98646 CAL 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4911 Tamarack 3 

FR98647 CAL 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4911 Tamarack 3 

FR98660 CAL 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4911 Tamarack 3 

FR98661 CAL 0.12 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4911 Tamarack 3 

FR98662 CAL 0.07 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 5064 Ebbetts Pass 3 

FR98663 CAL 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 5064 Ebbetts Pass 3 

FR98670 GR 0.20 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

FR98672 GR 0.07 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

FR98674 GR 0.06 INV UNR ALL NAT 4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

FR98675 GR 0.06 INV UNR ALL NAT 4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

FR98676 GR 0.06 INV UNR ALL NAT 4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 3 

FR98679 MW 0.07 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4754 Columbia SE 1 barriers (rock, log or fence) 200' MP 0.07 

FR98680 MW 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4754 Columbia SE 1 barriers (rock, log or fence) 100' MP 0.04 

FR98682 MW 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte 2 

FR98683 MW 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte 2 

FR98685 MW 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

FR98686 MW 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

FR98688 MW 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4741 Strawberry 2 

FR98689 MW 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4741 Strawberry 2 

FR98692 MW 0.07 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4741 Strawberry 2 barriers (rock, log or fence) 350' MP 0.0-0.07 

FR98693 MW 0.01 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte 2 barriers (rock, log or fence) 200' MP 0.01 

FR98694 MW 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte 1 

FR98695 MW 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4741 Strawberry 2 

FR98696 MW 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4741 Strawberry 2 

FR98697 MW 0.12 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4742 Crandall Peak 2 barriers (rock, log or fence) 50' MP 0.12 

FR98699 MW 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4733 Cherry Lake N 3 barriers (rock, log or fence) 75' MP 0.05 

FR98700 MW 0.02 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4733 Cherry Lake N 3 

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Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

FR98701 MW 0.02 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4733 Cherry Lake N 3 

FR98702 MW 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

FR98703 MW 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4741 Strawberry 2 

FR98705 MW 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte 2 

FR98707 MW 0.02 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek 2 

FR98708 MW 0.02 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4741 Strawberry 2 

total 136.77 

 Legend 

4WD 4 Wheel Drive 

ADM Administrative Use Only (closed to public motorized use) 

ALL All Vehicles 

ATV ATV (open to ATV and Motorcycle) 

CAL Calaveras 

GIS Geographic Information System 

GR Groveland 

INV Inventory 

MC Motorcycle 

MI Miles 

MW Mi-Wok 

NAT Native Material 

RD Ranger District 

ROD Record of Decision 

SEA Season of Use (1) year round; (2) 4/15-12/15; (3) 4/15-12/15 

SRC Source 

SUR Surface 

SYS System (National Forest System) 

UNR Unauthorized Road 

UNT Unauthorized Trail 

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R.02 Changes to the Existing NFTS: Vehicle Class 

Table R.02-1 lists the vehicle class, season of use and mitigations for the existing NFTS with vehicle 

class changes included in the decision. 

Table R.02-1 Changes to the Existing NFTS: Vehicle Class, Season of Use and Mitigations 

Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

01N01 MW 0.02 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4572 Tuolumne 1 mixed use signing 

01N01 GR 0.03 GIS HLO HLO AC ALL 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 mixed use signing 

01N01 GR 0.36 GIS HLO HLO AC ALL 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 mixed use signing 

01N01 GR 0.43 GIS HLO HLO AC ALL 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 mixed use signing 

01N01 GR 7.77 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 mixed use signing 

01N01 MW 8.47 GIS HLO HLO AC ALL 4572 Tuolumne 1 

01N01C GR 0.19 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

01N01D GR 0.50 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01N01J MW 0.28 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 1 

01N04 GR 1.81 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 

01N04 GR 3.33 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 3 

01N04A GR 0.44 GIS ML1 AGG t-4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 3 

01N04C GR 0.91 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4733 Cherry Lake N 3 

01N07A GR 0.80 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01N07Y GR 0.50 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

01N07Y GR 1.07 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

01N09 GR 6.62 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01N10 GR 5.14 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01N10 GR 6.62 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01N10A GR 0.53 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01N10B GR 0.16 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01N14 GR 1.04 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 3 

01N14 GR 2.72 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 3 

01N14A GR 0.82 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 3 

01N14F GR 0.44 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 3 

01N15 GR 1.09 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01N23 GR 1.98 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

01N32Y GR 0.91 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 rock barriers 30' MP 0.91 to block access 

01N33 MW 0.73 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

01N33Y GR 0.29 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01N37 GR 1.43 GIS ML1 ALL NAT ALL 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 mixed use signing 

01N40Y GR 1.91 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 3 

01N45 GR 1.73 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

01N45Y GR 0.48 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 3 

01N58A MW 0.40 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01N60 GR 0.76 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01N60A GR 0.35 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01N69 GR 1.14 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01N76 GR 0.67 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01N76 GR 0.74 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01N76 GR 0.97 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01N81 GR 0.72 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

01N88 GR 0.63 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01N91 GR 0.58 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01N97 GR 5.01 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 3 

01S01Y GR 0.07 GIS ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S01Y GR 0.59 GIS ALL NAT ML1 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S01YA GR 0.17 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S01YB GR 0.66 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

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01S01YC GR 0.13 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S03 GR 0.01 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 mixed use signing 

01S03 GR 0.68 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 mixed use signing 

01S03 GR 0.91 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4563 Ascension Mt 2 mixed use signing 

01S03 GR 2.33 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 mixed use signing 

01S03A GR 0.63 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S04 GR 0.51 GIS ML1 ALL AGG ALL 4563 Ascension Mt 2 mixed use signing 

01S04 GR 1.28 GIS ML1 ALL AGG ALL 4563 Ascension Mt 2 mixed use signing 

01S05Y GR 1.96 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S06 GR 0.03 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

01S06 GR 0.30 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

01S06 GR 0.37 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

01S06B GR 0.11 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

01S11C GR 0.07 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4564 Ackerson Mt 1 

01S11C GR 0.07 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

01S11C GR 0.08 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

01S11C GR 0.22 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

01S11C GR 0.68 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4564 Ackerson Mt 1 

01S11D GR 0.98 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S11Y GR 1.44 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S12 GR 2.25 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4381 El Portal 2 

01S13 GR 0.70 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S13Y GR 1.22 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S14K GR 0.17 GIS ML1 ALL NAT t-ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S14L GR 0.58 GIS ML1 ALL NAT t-ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S15C GR 0.57 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S15Y GR 0.14 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S15Y GR 3.14 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S15YA GR 1.36 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S15YB GR 0.18 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S16A GR 0.27 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S16B GR 0.25 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S16Y GR 1.87 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S17 GR 0.04 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

01S17 GR 0.30 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

01S17 GR 2.68 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

01S17A GR 0.56 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

01S17D GR 0.20 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

01S19Y GR 0.47 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S20 GR 0.30 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S20Y GR 0.65 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4561 Lake Eleanor 2 

01S23C GR 0.27 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S23Y GR 0.67 GIS ALL ALL AC HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

01S26 GR 2.21 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S26 GR 2.69 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S26A GR 0.10 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 gate at MP 0.10 

01S26C GR 0.69 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S26E GR 0.21 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S27 GR 0.80 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S27Y GR 0.84 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S30 GR 0.15 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S30 GR 0.63 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S30 GR 1.25 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S30A GR 0.24 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S30B GR 0.55 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S32A GR 0.50 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4561 Lake Eleanor 2 

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01S33 GR 1.72 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4573 Groveland 1 

01S35Y GR 1.32 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

01S35YA GR 0.39 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

01S36Y GR 0.50 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

01S39Y GR 0.89 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S39YA GR 0.10 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S39YB GR 0.38 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S40Y GR 0.51 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

01S43 GR 0.25 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

01S45Y GR 0.04 GIS ML1 NAT ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 mixed use signing 

01S45Y GR 0.35 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S46 GR 0.25 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S50 GR 0.43 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S51 GR 2.24 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S51A GR 0.77 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S52 GR 0.15 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S52Y GR 0.49 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4574 Jawbone Ridge 1 

01S53 GR 1.08 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S54Y GR 0.50 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S55Y GR 0.17 GIS ALL ALL AC HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

01S55Y GR 1.34 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

01S56Y GR 0.60 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S57 GR 1.96 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S57B GR 1.45 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S57Y GR 0.66 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

01S58 GR 3.00 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S59 GR 0.87 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S60Y GR 0.51 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S61Y GR 0.26 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S61YA GR 0.55 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S62 GR 1.42 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S63 GR 0.09 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

01S63Y GR 2.26 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01S63YA GR 0.10 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

01S65Y GR 0.45 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S66Y GR 0.49 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S70A GR 0.34 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S73Y GR 2.12 GIS ML1 ALL NAT ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 mixed use signing 

01S79 GR 0.12 GIS ML1 ATV NAT t-ATV 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S81 GR 1.90 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S81Y GR 1.00 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 1 

01S82 GR 1.39 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S86 GR 2.77 GIS ML1 HLO NAT t-4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S86B GR 0.57 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S96 GR 1.52 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

01S96A GR 0.22 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

01S97 GR 0.90 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

02N03Y MW 0.02 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N03Y MW 0.02 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N03Y MW 0.03 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N03Y MW 0.04 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N03Y MW 0.08 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N03Y MW 0.16 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N03Y MW 0.29 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N03Y MW 0.58 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N03Y MW 0.79 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

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02N03YA MW 0.31 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N04 GR 0.22 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4571 Duckwall Mt 3 

02N04 GR 1.11 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4744 Hull Creek 3 

02N05 GR 0.83 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4733 Cherry Lake N 3 mixed use signing 

02N07 MW 0.92 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N07D MW 0.05 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N08 MW 0.30 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N08 MW 0.42 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N08 MW 0.43 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N08A MW 0.29 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N09 MW 0.14 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4572 Tuolumne 1 

02N09 MW 1.13 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4572 Tuolumne 1 

02N09A MW 0.36 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N09D MW 0.11 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N09D MW 0.19 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N10 MW 0.05 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N10 MW 0.05 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N10 MW 0.06 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N10 MW 0.07 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N10 MW 0.07 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N10 MW 0.10 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N10 MW 0.86 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N10 MW 1.17 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4572 Tuolumne 1 

02N10 MW 1.77 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N13Y MW 0.26 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 3 

02N13Y MW 0.85 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 3 

02N14 GR 1.81 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 mixed use signing 

02N14 GR 2.57 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 mixed use signing 

02N14 MW 3.50 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 mixed use signing 

02N26 MW 0.21 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N26 MW 0.47 GIS ALL ALL AC HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N26 MW 0.59 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N32Y MW 0.03 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N34 MW 2.63 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N34A MW 0.84 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N34B MW 0.56 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N34C MW 0.47 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N39 MW 0.86 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N39A MW 0.71 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N44 MW 0.17 GIS ALL ALL IMP HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N44 MW 0.32 GIS ALL ALL IMP HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N44 MW 0.50 GIS ALL ALL IMP HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N44 MW 0.65 GIS ALL ALL IMP HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N44 MW 1.60 GIS ALL ALL IMP HLO 4572 Tuolumne 2 

02N44A MW 0.08 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4571 Duckwall Mt 2 

02N58 MW 0.80 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4744 Hull Creek 3 

02N63A MW 0.08 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N63B MW 0.15 MAO ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02N64 GR 0.71 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

02N75 MW 0.82 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 1 

02N75A MW 0.30 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 1 

02N87 GR 0.13 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4562 Cherry Lake S 3 

02N88 MW 1.35 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 1 

02N88A MW 0.28 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 1 

02N93 MW 1.02 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4743 Twain Harte 2 

02S01 GR 0.07 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

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Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

02S01 GR 0.32 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

02S01 GR 0.67 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

02S01 GR 0.79 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

02S01 GR 1.26 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

02S01 GR 7.71 GIS ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

02S01A GR 0.92 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

02S01C GR 0.39 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

02S01G GR 0.01 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

02S01G GR 0.08 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

02S01G GR 0.30 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

02S02 GR 0.10 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4382 Kinsley 2 mixed use signing 

02S02 GR 2.37 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4382 Kinsley 2 mixed use signing 

02S02 GR 5.35 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4563 Ascension Mt 2 mixed use signing 

02S04 GR 1.47 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

02S04Y GR 0.38 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S04YA GR 0.44 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 1 

02S07 GR 2.88 GIS ML1 NAT ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge 1 mixed use signing 

02S07Y GR 1.45 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

02S08 GR 3.47 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

02S09Y GR 1.12 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

02S11Y GR 0.76 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

02S12Y GR 0.45 GIS ML1 NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

02S12YA GR 0.28 GIS ML1 NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

02S13 GR 0.91 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

02S13 GR 2.75 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4382 Kinsley 2 

02S17Y GR 1.27 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

02S18A GR 0.55 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S18Y GR 1.51 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 2 

02S20 GR 1.73 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4381 El Portal 2 

02S21 GR 0.02 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S21 GR 0.03 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S21 GR 1.54 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S21 GR 3.51 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S21Y GR 0.30 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-ALL 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

02S21Y GR 1.53 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

02S22Y GR 1.15 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 1 

02S23 GR 0.02 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4392 Coulterville 1 

02S23 GR 1.43 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4392 Coulterville 1 

02S23 GR 1.64 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4392 Coulterville 1 

02S23YA GR 0.73 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4564 Ackerson Mt 2 

02S24 GR 0.47 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

02S24Y GR 0.32 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 2 

02S30 GR 1.11 GIS HLO HLO BIT ALL 4563 Ascension Mt 2 combined use signing 

02S30A GR 0.18 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

02S30B GR 0.34 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

02S34 GR 0.24 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

02S35 GR 0.29 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

02S37 GR 1.60 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4573 Groveland 1 

02S37YB GR 0.74 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4381 El Portal 2 

02S39B GR 0.85 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

02S41 GR 1.60 GIS ML1 NAT ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 mixed use signing 

02S43 GR 1.40 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S44 GR 1.49 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S45 GR 1.19 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 1 

02S47 GR 0.27 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S50Y GR 0.73 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

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02S52 GR 0.35 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S53 GR 0.11 GIS ML1 HLO NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S53 GR 0.97 GIS ML1 HLO NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S53A GR 0.09 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S56 GR 1.13 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S56A GR 0.21 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S57 GR 0.29 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S57 GR 0.67 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S58 GR 0.20 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4391 Buckhorn Peak 1 

02S64C GR 0.73 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

02S65D GR 0.22 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

02S68 GR 1.81 GIS ML1 NAT ALL 4563 Ascension Mt 2 mixed use signing 

02S82 GR 0.34 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4381 El Portal 2 

02S83 GR 1.83 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

02S83B GR 0.38 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

02S84 GR 0.50 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4381 El Portal 2 

02S86 GR 0.08 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 1 

02S93C GR 0.36 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

02S97 GR 0.40 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

02S97 GR 0.63 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4382 Kinsley 2 

03N01 GR 0.30 GIS HLO HLO AC ALL 4571 Duckwall Mt 3 combined use signing 

03N01 GR 0.31 GIS HLO HLO AC ALL 4571 Duckwall Mt 3 combined use signing 

03N01 GR 0.57 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4733 Cherry Lake N 2 combined use signing 

03N01 GR 0.60 GIS HLO HLO AC ALL 4562 Cherry Lake S 3 combined use signing 

03N01 GR 0.86 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4733 Cherry Lake N 3 combined use signing 

03N01 MW 1.69 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4733 Cherry Lake N 3 mixed use signing 

03N01 MW 1.80 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 combined use signing 

03N01 MW 5.77 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 mixed use signing 

03N01C GR 0.11 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

03N01D MW 0.15 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4744 Hull Creek 3 

03N01P GR 0.44 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

03N01P GR 0.61 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

03N01Q GR 0.20 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 2 

03N01U MW 0.07 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4744 Hull Creek 3 

03N01Y MW 1.69 GIS ALL MC NAT t-MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N02 MW 0.11 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 2 

03N03 MW 0.08 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N03 MW 3.43 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N03B MW 0.77 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N03C MW 0.21 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N04 MW 0.09 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 1 

03N06Y MW 0.02 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N06Y MW 0.89 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N07 MW 1.80 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4744 Hull Creek 2 

03N08Y MW 0.49 GIS ML1 ALL NAT t-ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

03N10Y MW 0.57 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 2 

03N10YA MW 0.19 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 2 

03N11 MW 0.03 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N11 MW 0.32 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N11 MW 0.53 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N11 MW 0.61 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N11 MW 5.13 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N11A MW 1.10 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 2 

03N11B MW 0.32 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 2 

03N11C MW 0.22 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 2 

03N12 MW 3.28 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

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Environmental Impact Statement Record of Decision 

Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

03N12A MW 1.11 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N12B MW 1.04 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N14 MW 0.13 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N14 MW 0.16 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N14 MW 0.34 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N14 MW 0.89 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N15 MW 3.56 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N20YC MW 0.81 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4733 Cherry Lake N 3 

03N24 MW 4.87 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N24D MW 0.30 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N26YB MW 0.14 GIS ML1 ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 mixed use signing 

03N26YB MW 0.15 GIS ML1 ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 mixed use signing 

03N30 MW 0.04 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

03N30 MW 0.08 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

03N30 MW 0.14 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

03N30 MW 0.20 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

03N30 MW 0.20 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

03N30 MW 0.38 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

03N30 MW 0.62 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

03N30 MW 1.02 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

03N30 MW 1.75 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N34 MW 1.63 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4744 Hull Creek 2 

03N34A MW 0.27 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N34Y MW 3.21 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4733 Cherry Lake N 3 

03N38 MW 0.04 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N39 MW 3.16 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

03N41 MW 1.68 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4744 Hull Creek 2 

03N44 MW 1.62 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4753 Columbia 1 

03N45 MW 0.19 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N46 MW 0.28 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N46 MW 0.42 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N48 MW 0.07 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

03N48 MW 0.12 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

03N48 MW 0.59 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

03N48 MW 2.30 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

03N48A MW 0.53 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

03N48B MW 0.80 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

03N48Y MW 0.75 GIS ML1 ALL NAT t-ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 

03N50 MW 0.91 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 2 

03N50 MW 2.05 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 2 

03N53 MW 0.50 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N58 MW 0.29 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-MC 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N59 MW 0.52 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

03N60 MW 1.33 GIS ML1 ATV NAT t-ATV 4744 Hull Creek 3 

03N68 MW 1.71 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N68Y MW 0.88 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4754 Columbia SE 1 

03N69 MW 0.56 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N69 MW 0.82 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N69 MW 3.83 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N69A MW 0.61 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N69Y MW 0.06 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 1 

03N69Y MW 0.42 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 1 

03N70A MW 0.13 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 3 

03N71 MW 0.01 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 3 

03N71 MW 0.08 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N71 MW 0.64 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

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Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

03N71Y MW 0.28 GIS ML1 MC NAT t-MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

03N71Y MW 1.30 GIS ML1 MC NAT t-MC 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

03N72 MW 1.43 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 3 

03N73 MW 2.05 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4744 Hull Creek 2 

03N73B MW 0.31 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4744 Hull Creek 2 

03N77 MW 0.56 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 3 

03N84 MW 0.47 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 3 

03N87 MW 0.19 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

03N87 MW 2.04 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

03N89 MW 0.72 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4744 Hull Creek 3 

03N90 MW 3.77 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4744 Hull Creek 3 

03N91 MW 0.05 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N91 MW 0.06 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 3 

03N91 MW 0.12 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N91 MW 0.17 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

03N92 MW 0.30 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4744 Hull Creek 3 

03N92 MW 0.88 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4744 Hull Creek 3 

03N95 MW 1.12 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4744 Hull Creek 3 

03N95A MW 0.56 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4744 Hull Creek 3 

03N99 MW 0.15 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 3 

03N99 MW 0.87 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 3 

03N99 MW 1.50 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

04N01 MW 0.38 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

04N01 MW 0.41 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4751 Stanislaus 2 

04N01 MW 0.52 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4751 Stanislaus 2 

04N01 MW 2.26 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4741 Strawberry 1 

04N01 MW 2.32 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

04N01A MW 0.31 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

04N01B MW 0.58 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 2 

04N01C MW 0.07 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

04N01Y MW 0.59 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

04N02 MW 0.16 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

04N02 MW 0.17 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

04N02 MW 0.54 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

04N02 MW 1.07 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4743 Twain Harte 2 

04N02Y SU 1.86 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N04 MW 0.25 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 1 

04N04 MW 0.38 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 1 

04N04 MW 2.29 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4751 Stanislaus 1 

04N04A MW 0.77 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 1 

04N04C MW 1.10 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 1 

04N04Y CAL 0.05 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 3 

04N05 MW 0.48 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 1 

04N05 MW 1.25 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 1 

04N06 CAL 0.24 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 3 

04N06YA SU 0.07 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N09 MW 0.04 GIS ML1 ALL NAT t-ALL 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N09 MW 0.30 GIS HLO HLO BIT ALL 4744 Hull Creek 3 combined use signing 

04N09 MW 0.62 GIS ML1 ALL NAT ALL 4732 Pinecrest 1 

04N10 SU 2.43 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N10A SU 0.82 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N10B SU 0.66 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N11 SU 2.38 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N11 MW 4.94 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N12Q SU 0.17 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N13 SU 0.34 GIS ALL ALL AC HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

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Environmental Impact Statement Record of Decision 

Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

04N13 MW 1.02 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

04N13 SU 2.08 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

04N15Y MW 0.48 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 1 

04N16Y MW 0.62 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 1 

04N16YA MW 0.28 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 1 

04N17 MW 0.03 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

04N17 MW 0.28 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

04N17D MW 0.59 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

04N17E MW 0.32 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

04N17F MW 0.63 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

04N18 MW 0.69 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

04N18 MW 0.92 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4742 Crandall Peak 2 

04N20Y MW 1.17 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 1 

04N20YA MW 0.20 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4751 Stanislaus 1 

04N24 SU 0.30 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N25 MW 0.44 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4732 Pinecrest 3 combined use signing 

04N25A SU 0.27 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N26B SU 0.78 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N26C SU 0.35 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N27Y SU 0.84 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N31 SU 0.05 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

04N31 SU 0.79 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N31A SU 0.36 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N32 SU 0.60 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N32 MW 2.00 GIS ALL ALL AC HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N32A MW 0.88 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N32C MW 0.42 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N33 SU 1.75 GIS ALL ALL BIT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N34 SU 1.22 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N34 SU 2.27 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N34 SU 2.44 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N35Y MW 0.50 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

04N35Y SU 2.04 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

04N38 CAL 2.64 GIS ALL ALL AC HLO 4751 Stanislaus 3 

04N47 SU 4.03 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N47D SU 0.19 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N47Y SU 1.76 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N49Y MW 0.16 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N49YA MW 0.13 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N51Y SU 0.51 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

04N54 SU 1.17 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N55 SU 0.48 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N55 SU 0.71 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N57 SU 0.15 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N57A SU 0.37 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N61A MW 0.69 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

04N65 SU 0.08 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4742 Crandall Peak 3 

04N65 SU 0.08 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4742 Crandall Peak 3 

04N65 SU 0.23 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4742 Crandall Peak 3 

04N65 SU 0.76 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4742 Crandall Peak 3 

04N67 SU 0.32 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

04N67A SU 0.31 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

04N68Y SU 1.52 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N69 MW 1.63 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

04N70 SU 1.51 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N71 SU 1.13 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

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Route Data Stanislaus 

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Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

04N71A SU 0.58 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

04N73 SU 0.78 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

04N74 MW 0.26 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 1 

04N75 MW 1.80 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 2 

04N76Y SU 0.23 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4742 Crandall Peak 3 

04N76Y SU 0.37 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N77Y SU 0.38 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N78 MW 2.86 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

04N78Y SU 0.50 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N78YA SU 0.34 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N78YB SU 0.21 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N80Y CAL 0.16 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4751 Stanislaus 3 

04N80Y CAL 0.59 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4751 Stanislaus 3 

04N80Y CAL 1.14 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4751 Stanislaus 3 

04N80Y CAL 1.17 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4751 Stanislaus 3 

04N90 MW 4.05 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

04N91 SU 0.14 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N91 SU 0.43 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N91 SU 0.59 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N95 MW 0.22 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N95 MW 0.36 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N95 MW 0.48 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

04N98 MW 1.22 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

05N01 SU 0.47 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4904 Dardanelle 3 mixed use signing 

05N01 SU 0.55 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4904 Dardanelle 3 mixed use signing 

05N01 SU 0.71 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4904 Dardanelle 3 mixed use signing 

05N01 SU 2.30 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4904 Dardanelle 3 mixed use signing 

05N01 SU 2.61 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4904 Dardanelle 3 mixed use signing 

05N02B CAL 0.89 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

05N02C SU 0.16 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

05N02C SU 0.22 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

05N02D SU 0.21 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 2 

05N02F SU 0.24 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

05N02H SU 0.22 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

05N02L SU 0.13 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

05N02L SU 0.19 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

05N02R CAL 0.40 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

05N02R CAL 1.48 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

05N04 SU 0.30 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

05N14 CAL 0.02 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4914 Liberty Hill 3 mixed use signing 

05N14 CAL 0.34 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4914 Liberty Hill 3 mixed use signing 

05N14 CAL 0.53 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4913 Boards Crossing 3 mixed use signing 

05N14 CAL 0.55 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4913 Boards Crossing 3 mixed use signing 

05N14 CAL 0.60 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4914 Liberty Hill 3 mixed use signing 

05N14 CAL 0.71 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4914 Liberty Hill 3 mixed use signing 

05N14 CAL 1.12 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4914 Liberty Hill 3 mixed use signing 

05N14 CAL 3.25 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4913 Boards Crossing 3 mixed use signing 

05N14 CAL 4.62 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4914 Liberty Hill 3 mixed use signing 

05N14D SU 0.66 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

05N14L CAL 1.13 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

05N14M CAL 0.10 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

05N17Y SU 0.15 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

05N26Y SU 1.15 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

05N29Y SU 0.18 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

05N29Y SU 0.76 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

05N35 CAL 1.65 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 3 

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Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

05N35B CAL 0.46 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 3 

05N40 CAL 0.15 GIS HLO HLO NAT ADM 4924 Dorrington 3 

05N44 SU 0.03 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

05N44 SU 0.06 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

05N44 SU 0.15 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

05N44 SU 0.20 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

05N44 SU 0.27 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

05N51Y CAL 1.58 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 3 

05N51YA CAL 0.44 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4751 Stanislaus 3 

05N53Y CAL 0.08 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

05N56 CAL 0.01 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4924 Dorrington 2 

05N59 SU 1.03 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

05N73Y SU 0.29 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

05N85Y SU 0.92 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

05N85YA SU 0.90 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

05N93 SU 1.44 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

06N06A SU 0.31 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

06N06B SU 0.05 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

06N06B SU 0.09 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

06N06B1 SU 0.27 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

06N06C SU 0.26 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

06N06F SU 0.08 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

06N07Y SU 0.08 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4893 Sonora Pass 3 

06N08Y SU 0.06 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4893 Sonora Pass 3 

06N09Y SU 0.04 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4893 Sonora Pass 3 

06N11Y CAL 0.81 GIS ALL NAT ADM 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

06N12 SU 0.34 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4904 Dardanelle 3 

06N13X CAL 0.30 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

06N14 SU 0.37 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4904 Dardanelle 3 

06N16A SU 0.21 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4901 Dardanelles Cone 3 

06N17A CAL 0.09 MAP ML1 NAT t-ALL 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

06N17A CAL 0.46 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

06N17B CAL 0.65 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

06N17D CAL 0.35 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

06N17J CAL 0.52 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4911 Tamarack 3 

06N17P CAL 0.41 GIS ML1 ALL NAT t-ALL 4911 Tamarack 3 

06N19 SU 0.48 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

06N19A SU 0.15 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

06N24 SU 0.13 GIS ALL ALL AGG ADM 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

06N24 SU 0.32 GIS ALL ALL AGG ML1 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

06N24 SU 0.49 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

06N24A SU 0.19 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

06N27 CAL 1.53 GIS ML1 ALL NAT t-ALL 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

06N27 CAL 3.23 GIS ML1 ALL NAT t-ALL 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

06N29Y CAL 0.98 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

06N30 SU 0.72 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

06N30A SU 0.10 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

06N33Y SU 0.92 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

06N34Y SU 2.91 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

06N34YD SU 0.25 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

06N36Y SU 0.04 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4904 Dardanelle 3 

06N36Y SU 0.21 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4904 Dardanelle 3 

06N36Y SU 1.12 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4904 Dardanelle 3 

06N37Y SU 0.09 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4893 Sonora Pass 3 

06N39Y SU 0.10 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4893 Sonora Pass 3 

06N40 CAL 0.09 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4923 Fort Mt 2 

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06N44Y SU 0.12 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

06N45Y SU 0.26 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

06N47Y SU 0.25 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4904 Dardanelle 3 

06N58 CAL 0.03 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4913 Boards Crossing 3 mixed use signing 

06N58 CAL 0.08 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4913 Boards Crossing 3 mixed use signing 

06N58 CAL 0.12 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4913 Boards Crossing 3 mixed use signing 

06N58 CAL 0.18 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4924 Dorrington 3 mixed use signing 

06N58 CAL 0.25 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4913 Boards Crossing 3 mixed use signing 

06N58 CAL 0.36 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4913 Boards Crossing 3 mixed use signing 

06N58 CAL 0.46 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4913 Boards Crossing 3 mixed use signing 

06N58 CAL 0.70 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4924 Dorrington 3 mixed use signing 

06N58 CAL 0.79 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4913 Boards Crossing 3 mixed use signing 

06N58 CAL 0.90 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4913 Boards Crossing 3 mixed use signing 

06N58 CAL 1.74 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4924 Dorrington 3 mixed use signing 

06N60Y CAL 0.02 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4922 Devils Nose 2 

06N62 CAL 1.35 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 mixed use signing 

06N64 CAL 0.93 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4924 Dorrington 3 

06N66YB CAL 0.82 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

06N71Y CAL 1.35 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4924 Dorrington 3 

06N76YA CAL 0.25 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

06N80 CAL 0.05 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

06N80Y CAL 0.78 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

06N80YA CAL 0.11 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

06N81Y CAL 0.14 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

06N81Y CAL 0.26 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

06N81Y CAL 0.42 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

06N81Y CAL 0.46 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

06N81YA CAL 0.51 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

06N82 CAL 0.12 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4913 Boards Crossing 3 

06N82Y SU 0.24 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4904 Dardanelle 3 

06N85 CAL 0.72 GIS ML1 ALL NAT t-ALL 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

06N85A CAL 0.39 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

06N94 CAL 1.68 GIS ALL ALL NAT ML1 4914 Liberty Hill 3 

07N01C CAL 0.18 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N01E CAL 0.36 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N01G CAL 0.13 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N02 CAL 2.39 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N05 CAL 0.53 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 mixed use signing 

07N08 CAL 0.37 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4924 Dorrington 2 

07N08 CAL 0.45 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4924 Dorrington 3 

07N08 CAL 1.94 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4921 Garnet Hill 3 

07N08 CAL 2.52 GIS HLO HLO NAT ADM 4924 Dorrington 3 

07N08 CAL 2.57 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4921 Garnet Hill 2 

07N09 CAL 0.01 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 mixed use signing 

07N09 CAL 0.44 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 mixed use signing 

07N09 CAL 0.48 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 combined use signing 

07N09 CAL 0.59 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 mixed use signing 

07N09 CAL 0.84 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 combined use signing 

07N09 CAL 1.09 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 combined use signing 

07N09 CAL 1.13 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 combined use signing 

07N09 CAL 2.23 GIS HLO HLO NAT ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 combined use signing 

07N09 CAL 2.94 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 mixed use signing 

07N09A CAL 0.86 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N09B CAL 0.45 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N09C CAL 0.62 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N09D CAL 0.16 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

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Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

07N09E CAL 0.29 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N09F CAL 0.13 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N09G CAL 0.12 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N09H CAL 0.54 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N09J CAL 0.26 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N09W CAL 0.24 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N13 SU 0.60 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4901 Dardanelles Cone 3 

07N13A SU 0.15 GIS ALL NAT HLO 4901 Dardanelles Cone 3 

07N14C CAL 0.47 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N16A CAL 0.20 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N16X CAL 1.37 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N17 CAL 2.24 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N17 CAL 2.79 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N17A CAL 0.08 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N17B CAL 0.57 GIS ALL ALL AGG ADM 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N18Y CAL 0.90 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N18YC CAL 0.32 GIS ML1 NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N19X CAL 0.11 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N22 CAL 0.01 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N22 CAL 0.05 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N22 CAL 0.43 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N22 CAL 1.03 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N28 CAL 0.91 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 mixed use signing 

07N28 CAL 0.96 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 mixed use signing 

07N28 CAL 1.35 GIS HLO HLO AGG ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 mixed use signing 

07N29Y CAL 3.96 GIS ALL ALL AGG HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N30Y SU 0.23 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4901 Dardanelles Cone 3 

07N30YA SU 0.09 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4901 Dardanelles Cone 3 

07N30YB SU 0.09 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4901 Dardanelles Cone 3 

07N38 CAL 0.75 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N40Y CAL 0.20 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N48A CAL 0.22 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N49Y CAL 0.36 GIS ML1 HLO NAT HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N55 CAL 1.06 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N55A CAL 0.59 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N55Y CAL 0.40 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4902 Spicer Mdw Res 3 

07N56YA CAL 0.71 GIS ML1 NAT t-ALL 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N57 CAL 0.29 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N58 CAL 0.12 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4921 Garnet Hill 3 

07N58 CAL 1.77 GIS ALL NAT ADM 4921 Garnet Hill 3 

07N60 CAL 0.40 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N70 CAL 0.77 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N75C CAL 0.49 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N77 CAL 0.96 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N82 CAL 0.95 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N82A CAL 0.24 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N87 CAL 1.70 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N87A CAL 0.14 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N87A CAL 0.20 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N87B CAL 0.11 GIS ALL ALL NAT t-4WD 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N93 CAL 2.68 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

07N94 CAL 0.44 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N94A CAL 0.73 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N95 CAL 0.08 GIS ALL NAT ADM 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

07N95A CAL 0.11 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

08N01A CAL 0.12 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 5064 Ebbetts Pass 3 

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Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad SEA Mitigations SYS USE SUR # Name 

08N04 CAL 0.01 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 5064 Ebbetts Pass 3 

08N04 CAL 0.23 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 5064 Ebbetts Pass 3 

08N13 CAL 0.54 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 5063 Pacific Valley 3 

08N14 CAL 0.11 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 5063 Pacific Valley 3 

21904B GR 0.06 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4563 Ascension Mt 2 

41899Z21 SU 0.08 MAP ALL ALL AC HLO 4732 Pinecrest 3 

51913A1 SU 0.06 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 4904 Dardanelle 3 

61919A SU 0.16 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

61931B04 SU 0.06 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

61932B SU 0.05 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 4903 Donnell Lake 3 

62127C SU 0.06 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4893 Sonora Pass 3 rock barriers 30' MP 0.06 to block access 

72032C SU 0.05 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4901 Dardanelles Cone 3 

FR10831 CAL 0.03 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 4902 Spicer Mdw Res 3 

FR11116 CAL 0.04 MAP ALL ALL AC HLO 4902 Spicer Mdw Res 3 

FR12088 CAL 0.11 MAP ALL ALL AC HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

FR12476 CAL 0.05 MAP ALL ALL AC HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

FR12477 CAL 0.37 MAP ALL ALL AC HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

FR12607 SU 0.19 MAP ALL ALL AC HLO 4741 Strawberry 3 

FR14823 SU 0.25 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 4901 Dardanelles Cone 3 

FR14833 SU 0.09 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 4901 Dardanelles Cone 3 

FR4898 GR 0.09 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

FR4898 GR 0.22 GIS ALL ALL NAT ADM 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

FR5219 CAL 0.03 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 5063 Pacific Valley 3 

FR7181 CAL 0.16 MAP ALL ALL AC HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

FR7856 GR 0.14 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

FR8080 CAL 0.04 GIS ALL ALL NAT HLO 4921 Garnet Hill 3 

FR8319 CAL 0.05 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

FR8319 CAL 0.33 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

FR8319 CAL 0.48 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 4912 Calaveras Dome 3 

FR8322 CAL 0.08 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 5063 Pacific Valley 3 

FR8323 CAL 0.06 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 5063 Pacific Valley 3 

FR8445 GR 0.05 MAP ALL ALL AC HLO 4562 Cherry Lake S 3 

FR8602 GR 0.23 MAP ALL ALL NAT ADM 4574 Jawbone Ridge 2 

FR8925 CAL 0.04 MAP ALL ALL AC HLO 4911 Tamarack 3 

FR9330 CAL 0.11 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 4902 Spicer Mdw Res 3 

FR9331 CAL 0.33 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 4901 Dardanelles Cone 3 

FS83231 CAL 0.06 MAP ALL ALL NAT HLO 5064 Ebbetts Pass 3 

total 616.80 

Legend 

4WD 4 Wheel Drive NAT Native Material 

AC Asphalt RD Ranger District 

ADM Administrative Use Only (closed to public motorized) ROD Record of Decision 

AGG Aggregate or Gravel SEA Season of Use 

ALL All Vehicles 1 year-round 

ATV ATV (open to ATV and Motorcycle) 2 4/15-12/15 (with certain selected roads open 

year round) 

CAL Calaveras 3 4/15-12/15 (with certain selected roads open 

year round) 

GIS Geographic Information System SRC Source 

GR Groveland SUR Surface 

HLO Highway Legal Only SYS System (National Forest System) 

INV Inventory t-ALL convert road to All Vehicle trail 

MC Motorcycle t-ATV convert road to ATV trail 

MI Miles t-MC convert road to MC trail 

MW Mi-Wok t-4WD convert road to 4WD trail 

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Environmental Impact Statement Record of Decision 

R.03 Changes to the Existing NFTS: Season of Use 

Table R.03-1 lists the existing NFTS routes with season of use changes included in the decision. By 

the nature of the decision, this table lists all existing NFTS routes open to public motorized. 

Table R.03-1 Changes to the Existing NFTS: Season of Use 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

01N01 GR 1.58 AC 2 year round 

01N01 GR 4.22 NAT 2 year round 

01N01 MW 5.79 NAT 1 year round 

01N01 GR 7.77 AGG 2 year round 

01N01 MW 8.47 AC 1 year round 

01N01A GR 0.61 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N01C GR 0.19 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N01D GR 0.49 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N01H MW 0.66 NAT 1 year round 

01N01J MW 0.28 NAT 1 year round 

01N01K MW 0.57 NAT 1 year round 

01N01L GR 0.12 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N02 MW 1.38 IMP 1 year round 

01N02Y MW 1.53 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N02YA MW 0.23 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N04 GR 0.18 AC 3 year round 

01N04 GR 0.44 AC 2 year round 

01N04 MW 0.49 AC 1 year round 

01N04 GR 0.56 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

01N04 GR 1.81 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

01N04 GR 3.33 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

01N04 MW 12.89 AC 2 year round 

01N04 GR 12.93 AC 2 year round 

01N04A GR 0.44 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

01N04B MW 0.66 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

01N04C GR 0.90 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

01N04Y MW 0.50 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N05 GR 2.65 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N07 GR 17.68 AC 2 year round 

01N07A GR 0.80 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N07C GR 0.60 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N07Y GR 1.57 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N08 GR 1.51 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01N09Y MW 0.36 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N10 GR 5.14 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N10 GR 6.62 NAT 2 year round 

01N10A GR 0.53 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N10B GR 0.16 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N11 MW 2.27 NAT 1 year round 

01N11B MW 0.45 NAT 1 year round 

01N11Y GR 2.43 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N12 MW 1.03 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N13 MW 2.03 NAT 1 year round 

01N13A MW 0.48 NAT 1 year round 

01N13B MW 0.96 NAT 1 year round 

01N14 GR 3.76 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

01N14A GR 0.82 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

01N14F GR 0.44 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

01N14Y GR 0.95 AC 2 4/15-12/15 

01N16 MW 0.42 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

01N17 MW 2.38 NAT 1 year round 

01N17A MW 0.16 NAT 1 year round 

01N17Y MW 0.59 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N17YA MW 0.34 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N18 MW 1.37 NAT 1 year round 

01N18A MW 0.17 NAT 1 year round 

01N18Y GR 0.35 AC 3 year round 

01N19 MW 1.32 NAT 1 year round 

01N20 MW 1.69 AGG 1 year round 

01N20A MW 0.66 NAT 1 year round 

01N20B MW 0.46 NAT 1 year round 

01N22 MW 2.72 IMP 1 year round 

01N22A MW 0.54 NAT 1 year round 

01N23 GR 1.98 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N24 MW 3.90 NAT 1 year round 

01N24A MW 0.09 NAT 1 year round 

01N24B MW 0.34 NAT 1 year round 

01N24C MW 1.16 NAT 1 year round 

01N24D MW 0.30 NAT 1 year round 

01N25 MW 0.34 AGG 2 year round 

01N25A MW 0.09 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N25B MW 0.29 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01N25Y GR 0.73 IMP 2 4/15-12/15 

01N26 GR 3.78 IMP 2 4/15-12/15 

01N26A GR 0.26 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N26B GR 0.44 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N26C GR 0.31 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N26D GR 0.28 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N27 MW 0.97 AGG 1 year round 

01N27A MW 0.64 NAT 1 year round 

01N27B MW 0.42 AGG 1 year round 

01N28 GR 0.38 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N28A GR 0.11 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N30 GR 2.88 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N31Y GR 0.93 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N31YA GR 0.26 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N32 GR 0.92 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N32A GR 0.13 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N32Y GR 0.91 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N33 MW 0.73 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01N33Y GR 0.29 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N34Y MW 1.07 NAT 1 year round 

01N35 MW 0.92 NAT 1 year round 

01N36 MW 0.76 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N36A MW 0.50 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N37 GR 1.42 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N38 MW 0.26 NAT 1 year round 

01N39 MW 0.87 NAT 1 year round 

01N40 MW 0.22 NAT 1 year round 

01N40Y GR 1.91 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

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Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

01N41 MW 0.52 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N42Y GR 1.12 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N42YC GR 0.39 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N43 MW 6.00 AGG 1 year round 

01N43A MW 0.86 NAT 1 year round 

01N43B MW 0.61 NAT 1 year round 

01N43C MW 0.52 NAT 1 year round 

01N43D MW 0.21 NAT 1 year round 

01N44 MW 0.52 NAT 1 year round 

01N45 GR 1.73 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N45Y GR 0.48 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

01N46 MW 0.92 NAT 1 year round 

01N48 MW 0.84 NAT 1 year round 

01N48A MW 0.60 NAT 1 year round 

01N48B MW 0.18 NAT 1 year round 

01N49 MW 1.42 NAT 1 year round 

01N49 MW 2.78 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N49A MW 0.22 NAT 1 year round 

01N49B MW 0.37 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N50 MW 2.70 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N50A MW 0.44 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N50C MW 1.13 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N51 MW 0.65 NAT 1 year round 

01N53 MW 0.38 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N54A MW 0.10 NAT 1 year round 

01N56 MW 3.21 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N56A MW 1.16 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N57 MW 2.20 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N58 MW 1.95 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N58B MW 0.20 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N59 GR 0.19 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N60 GR 0.76 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N60A GR 0.35 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N61 MW 1.69 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N67 MW 1.22 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N69 GR 1.14 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N70Y MW 0.74 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N70YB MW 0.19 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N74 GR 4.31 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N74C GR 0.33 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N76 GR 2.38 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N77 MW 1.10 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N77A MW 0.18 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N78 MW 0.23 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01N78 MW 0.28 NAT 2 4/15-12/1 

01N78A MW 0.17 AGG 2 4/15-12/1 

01N79 GR 3.34 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N79A GR 0.51 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N79B GR 0.74 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N80 GR 1.44 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N81 GR 0.72 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N82 GR 0.30 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01N83 GR 1.95 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N88 GR 0.63 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N89 GR 0.52 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N91 GR 0.58 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N94 GR 0.55 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

01N94A GR 0.40 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01N96 GR 4.94 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01N96E GR 0.52 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01N97 GR 5.01 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

01N98 GR 0.64 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S01Y GR 0.07 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S01YB GR 0.65 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S01YC GR 0.13 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S02 GR 7.27 AC 2 4/15-12/15 

01S03 GR 1.53 AC 2 year round 

01S03 GR 9.75 AGG 2 year round 

01S03A GR 0.63 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S04 GR 1.17 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S04 GR 1.79 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S04A GR 0.85 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S05 GR 4.00 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S05Y GR 1.96 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S06 GR 0.70 NAT 1 year round 

01S06B GR 0.11 NAT 1 year round 

01S07 GR 0.28 AGG 1 year round 

01S07 GR 0.47 IMP 1 year round 

01S07 GR 2.01 NAT 1 year round 

01S07D GR 0.53 NAT 1 year round 

01S08 GR 1.46 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S08Y GR 1.08 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S09 GR 2.03 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S10 MW 0.66 NAT 1 year round 

01S10A MW 0.31 NAT 1 year round 

01S11 GR 3.11 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S11A GR 0.86 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S11C GR 1.11 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S11D GR 0.98 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S11F GR 0.57 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S12 GR 18.47 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S12D GR 0.73 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S12E GR 1.20 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S12G GR 0.77 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S12H GR 0.77 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S13 GR 0.70 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S13 GR 15.93 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S13C GR 2.00 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S13Y GR 1.22 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S14 GR 12.45 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S14K GR 0.17 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S14L GR 0.58 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S14M GR 0.29 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S15 GR 1.66 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S15 GR 2.51 AGG 2 year round 

01S15C GR 0.57 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S15Y GR 0.13 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S16 GR 0.73 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S16 GR 1.85 AGG 2 year round 

01S16B GR 0.25 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S16Y GR 1.87 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S17 GR 3.02 NAT 1 year round 

01S17A GR 0.56 NAT 1 year round 

01S17D GR 0.20 NAT 1 year round 

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Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

01S19 GR 2.65 IMP 2 4/15-12/15 

01S19A GR 0.99 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S19C GR 0.24 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S19Y GR 0.47 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S20 GR 0.30 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S20Y GR 0.65 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S21 GR 0.37 AGG 2 year round 

01S21Y GR 1.61 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S22 GR 2.42 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S23 GR 3.03 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S23C GR 0.27 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S23D GR 0.34 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S23Y GR 0.67 AC 2 year round 

01S24 GR 3.36 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S24A GR 1.07 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S25 GR 2.88 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S25A GR 2.37 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S25C GR 0.62 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S25D GR 0.52 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S25E GR 0.24 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S25F GR 0.52 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S25Y GR 0.74 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S26 GR 4.94 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S26A GR 0.10 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S26C GR 0.68 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S26E GR 0.20 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S27 GR 0.80 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S27Y GR 0.84 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S28 GR 0.81 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S28Y GR 0.32 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S29 GR 5.22 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S29C GR 0.74 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S30 GR 2.03 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S30A GR 0.24 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S30B GR 0.55 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S30Y GR 0.12 AC 2 year round 

01S31Y GR 0.16 NAT 2 year round 

01S32 GR 2.08 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S32A GR 0.50 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S35Y GR 1.32 NAT 1 year round 

01S35YA GR 0.39 NAT 1 year round 

01S36 GR 1.37 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S36B GR 0.20 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S36Y GR 0.50 NAT 1 year round 

01S37 GR 0.91 NAT 1 year round 

01S38 GR 0.36 NAT 1 year round 

01S38Y GR 1.15 NAT 1 year round 

01S39 GR 0.18 NAT 1 year round 

01S39Y GR 0.89 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S39YA GR 0.10 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S39YB GR 0.38 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S40Y GR 0.51 NAT 1 year round 

01S41 GR 1.43 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S41A GR 0.52 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S42Y GR 0.36 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S43 GR 0.25 NAT 1 year round 

01S45Y GR 0.39 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

01S46 GR 0.25 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S46Y GR 1.78 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S46YB GR 0.30 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S46YC GR 0.20 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S47 GR 0.97 AC 2 year round 

01S47A GR 0.65 AC 2 year round 

01S47B GR 0.06 AC 2 year round 

01S48 MW 0.76 NAT 1 year round 

01S48Y GR 0.71 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S49 MW 2.35 NAT 1 year round 

01S50Y GR 0.41 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S51 GR 2.23 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S51A GR 0.77 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S52 GR 0.15 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S52Y GR 0.49 NAT 1 year round 

01S53 GR 1.08 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S54Y GR 0.50 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S55Y GR 0.17 AC 1 year round 

01S55Y GR 1.34 NAT 1 year round 

01S56Y GR 0.60 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S57 GR 1.96 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S57B GR 1.45 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S57Y GR 0.66 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S59 GR 0.87 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S60 GR 1.92 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S60Y GR 0.51 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S61Y GR 0.26 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S61YA GR 0.55 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S62A GR 0.39 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S63 GR 0.08 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S64 GR 1.59 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S65Y GR 0.45 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S66 GR 0.00 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S66 GR 1.79 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S66A GR 0.33 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S66Y GR 0.49 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S67 GR 3.15 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S67Y GR 0.51 AC 2 year round 

01S69 GR 1.26 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S70 GR 1.10 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S70 GR 1.63 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S70B GR 0.42 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S71 GR 1.65 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S72Y GR 1.16 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S73Y GR 2.12 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S75 GR 1.10 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S75A GR 0.30 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S75Y GR 1.56 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S75YA GR 0.69 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S75YB GR 0.32 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S76 GR 1.65 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S78 GR 4.04 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S78A GR 0.80 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S79 GR 0.12 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S80 GR 2.48 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S80A GR 0.55 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S80B GR 0.82 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

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Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

01S81 GR 1.90 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S81Y GR 1.00 NAT 1 year round 

01S82 GR 1.39 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S83 GR 0.67 AGG 2 year round 

01S85 GR 1.68 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S86 GR 2.76 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S86B GR 0.57 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S87 GR 0.66 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S87A GR 0.19 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S89 GR 2.13 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S90 GR 0.06 AC 2 year round 

01S94 GR 0.76 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

01S96 GR 1.51 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S96A GR 0.22 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

01S97 GR 0.90 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N01 MW 0.68 AC 2 year round 

02N01B MW 0.43 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N03 MW 1.77 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N03Y MW 0.89 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N03Y MW 1.12 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

02N03YA MW 0.31 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N04 GR 1.33 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N04Y MW 0.54 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N05 GR 4.63 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N05A GR 2.79 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N05Y MW 0.65 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N05YA MW 0.48 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N06 MW 5.16 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N06A MW 0.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N06B MW 0.14 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N06Y MW 0.86 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N07 MW 1.54 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

02N07 MW 6.64 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N07C MW 0.29 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N07D MW 0.05 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N08 MW 1.15 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N08A MW 0.29 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N08Y GR 1.75 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N08Y GR 6.78 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

02N08YA GR 0.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N08YB GR 0.42 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N08YD GR 1.22 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N09 MW 0.16 NAT 1 year round 

02N09 MW 4.05 AGG 1 year round 

02N09A MW 0.36 AGG 1 year round 

02N09D MW 0.29 NAT 1 year round 

02N10 MW 1.17 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

02N10 MW 4.61 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N10Y GR 5.11 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N11 MW 2.60 AGG 2 year round 

02N11 MW 3.32 NAT 1 year round 

02N11 MW 4.73 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N11 MW 4.76 AGG 1 year round 

02N11A MW 0.28 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N11C MW 0.41 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N11D MW 0.33 NAT 1 year round 

02N11F MW 1.00 NAT 1 year round 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

02N12 GR 0.84 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

02N13 MW 2.27 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

02N13A MW 0.54 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N13Y MW 1.11 AGG 1 year round 

02N14 MW 3.49 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

02N14 GR 5.54 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

02N14Y MW 1.92 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N14YA MW 0.53 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N15 GR 1.75 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N16 GR 1.75 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N16A GR 0.42 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N17 MW 1.81 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N18 GR 1.47 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N20 MW 1.44 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N20A MW 0.26 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N22 GR 2.27 AC 3 year round 

02N22A GR 0.76 IMP 3 4/15-12/15 

02N23 GR 0.96 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N24 GR 3.28 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

02N26 MW 0.47 AC 2 4/15-12/15 

02N26 MW 0.80 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N28 MW 0.01 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N28 MW 2.26 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N29 MW 6.68 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N29A MW 0.57 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N29Y MW 0.95 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N31 MW 0.95 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N31Y MW 0.72 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N31YA MW 0.52 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N32 MW 2.80 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

02N32Y MW 0.03 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N33 MW 1.14 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N34 MW 2.63 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

02N34A MW 0.84 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N34B MW 0.56 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N34C MW 0.47 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N39 MW 0.86 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N39A MW 0.71 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N40 GR 3.01 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N41 GR 0.40 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N42 MW 0.98 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N43 MW 2.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N44 MW 3.25 IMP 2 year round 

02N44A MW 0.08 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N45 MW 0.40 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N47 MW 1.72 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N47A MW 0.32 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N48 MW 1.50 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N48A MW 0.53 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N49 MW 0.22 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N49 MW 1.47 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N49A MW 0.50 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N49A MW 0.79 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N50 MW 0.99 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N52 MW 1.69 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N53 MW 1.70 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N53A MW 0.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

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Environmental Impact Statement Record of Decision 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

02N54 MW 6.04 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N55 MW 2.02 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N56 GR 3.39 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N57 GR 0.29 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N57A GR 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N58 MW 0.90 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N58 GR 1.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N58B MW 0.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N58C MW 0.20 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N59 GR 1.79 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N60 GR 1.32 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N62 MW 2.69 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N63A MW 0.08 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N63B MW 0.15 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N64 GR 0.71 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N65 GR 0.45 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N66 GR 2.94 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N69 GR 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N71 MW 0.53 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

02N75 MW 0.82 NAT 1 year round 

02N75A MW 0.30 NAT 1 year round 

02N76 GR 1.49 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N77Y GR 0.54 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N78 GR 0.60 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

02N78 GR 1.42 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N80 GR 2.16 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

02N81 MW 2.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N81A MW 0.18 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N82 GR 1.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N84 GR 0.62 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

02N85 MW 1.33 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02N88 MW 1.35 AGG 1 year round 

02N88A MW 0.28 NAT 1 year round 

02N89 GR 2.01 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

02N91 MW 0.31 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N93 MW 0.65 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N93A MW 0.53 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02N94 GR 2.03 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

02N95 GR 1.28 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

02N98Y MW 1.45 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

02S01 GR 1.26 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

02S01 GR 13.61 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S01A GR 0.92 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S01C GR 0.39 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S01G GR 0.38 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S02 GR 0.00 AGG 1 year round 

02S02 GR 13.65 AGG 2 year round 

02S02C GR 0.30 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S03 GR 0.00 NAT 1 year round 

02S03 GR 10.60 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S03Y GR 1.37 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S04Y GR 0.37 NAT 1 year round 

02S04YA GR 0.44 NAT 1 year round 

02S05 GR 1.26 NAT 1 year round 

02S06 GR 1.73 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S07 GR 2.88 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S07Y GR 1.45 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

02S08 GR 3.58 NAT 1 year round 

02S09 GR 3.75 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S09Y GR 1.12 NAT 1 year round 

02S11 GR 3.78 NAT 1 year round 

02S11Y GR 0.76 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S12 GR 1.33 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S12Y GR 0.45 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S12YA GR 0.28 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S13 GR 0.91 IMP 2 4/15-12/15 

02S13 GR 2.75 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

02S13C GR 0.25 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S13F GR 0.72 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S14 GR 1.22 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S15Y GR 1.01 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S16 GR 2.54 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S16Y GR 0.18 AGG 2 year round 

02S17 GR 0.02 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

02S17Y GR 1.26 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S18 GR 0.21 AC 1 year round 

02S18 GR 2.68 NAT 1 year round 

02S18A GR 0.55 NAT 1 year round 

02S18Y GR 1.51 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S19 GR 0.01 NAT 1 year round 

02S19Y GR 1.70 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S19YA GR 0.51 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S19YB GR 0.31 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S20 GR 9.87 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S20C GR 0.37 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S20D GR 0.79 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S21 GR 5.14 NAT 1 year round 

02S21Y GR 1.83 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S22Y GR 1.15 NAT 1 year round 

02S23 GR 3.09 NAT 1 year round 

02S23Y GR 2.18 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S23YA GR 0.73 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S24 GR 0.47 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S24Y GR 0.32 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S25 GR 3.43 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S27 GR 0.40 IMP 2 4/15-12/15 

02S27 GR 7.56 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S27A GR 0.64 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S27B GR 0.90 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S27C GR 0.31 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S28 GR 2.75 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S28A GR 0.44 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S28B GR 0.36 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S30 GR 8.61 BST 2 4/15-12/15 

02S30A GR 0.18 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S30B GR 0.33 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S30C GR 0.57 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S30E GR 0.46 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S31Y GR 1.22 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S31YA GR 0.39 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S31YB GR 0.25 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S32 GR 2.10 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

02S33 GR 3.30 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S33B GR 0.24 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

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Route Data Stanislaus 

Record of Decision National Forest
 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

02S34 GR 0.21 NAT 1 year round 

02S35 GR 0.29 NAT 1 year round 

02S37 GR 1.60 NAT 1 year round 

02S37Y GR 2.12 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S37YB GR 0.74 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S38Y GR 0.38 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S39 GR 1.51 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S39A GR 0.43 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S39B GR 0.85 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S40 GR 1.36 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S41 GR 1.60 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S43 GR 1.40 NAT 1 year round 

02S44 GR 1.49 NAT 1 year round 

02S45 GR 1.19 NAT 1 year round 

02S47 GR 0.27 NAT 1 year round 

02S50 GR 0.21 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S50Y GR 0.73 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S51Y GR 1.90 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S51YA GR 0.55 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S52 GR 0.34 NAT 1 year round 

02S53 GR 1.08 NAT 1 year round 

02S53A GR 0.09 NAT 1 year round 

02S56 GR 1.13 NAT 1 year round 

02S56A GR 0.21 NAT 1 year round 

02S58 GR 0.20 NAT 1 year round 

02S59 GR 0.80 NAT 1 year round 

02S60 GR 1.93 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S60B GR 0.51 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S60C GR 0.21 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S62 GR 5.51 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S62B GR 0.66 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S64 GR 1.61 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

02S64C GR 0.73 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S65 GR 3.37 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S66 GR 3.26 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S66Y GR 1.82 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S66YA GR 0.09 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S67 GR 0.38 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S68 GR 1.81 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S70 GR 1.31 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S70A GR 0.58 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S71 GR 2.27 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S72 GR 0.46 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S79 GR 2.68 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

02S82 GR 0.34 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S83 GR 1.82 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S83B GR 0.38 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S84 GR 0.50 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S86 GR 0.08 NAT 1 year round 

02S88 GR 2.38 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S89 GR 4.95 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S90 GR 0.05 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S91 GR 2.09 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S91A GR 0.73 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

02S92 GR 1.30 IMP 2 4/15-12/15 

02S93 GR 2.52 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S93C GR 0.36 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

02S96 GR 0.30 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

02S97 GR 0.40 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

02S97 GR 0.62 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

03N01 GR 2.24 AGG 3 year round 

03N01 GR 7.92 AC 3 year round 

03N01 MW 8.45 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

03N01 GR 10.44 AC 2 year round 

03N01 MW 16.51 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N01B MW 1.51 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N01C GR 0.11 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N01D MW 0.15 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N01G GR 1.02 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N01H MW 0.95 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N01J MW 0.81 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N01L MW 0.38 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N01M MW 0.63 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N01N GR 0.37 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N01P GR 1.05 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N01Q GR 0.20 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N01S GR 0.31 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N01T GR 0.45 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N01U MW 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N01Y MW 1.69 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N02 MW 1.93 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N03 MW 3.51 NAT 1 year round 

03N03B MW 0.77 NAT 1 year round 

03N03C MW 0.21 NAT 1 year round 

03N03Y MW 1.37 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N04 MW 0.09 NAT 1 year round 

03N05 MW 2.86 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N06Y MW 0.91 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N07 MW 0.56 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

03N07 MW 3.96 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N07 MW 4.89 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N07C MW 0.73 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N07E MW 0.69 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N08 MW 6.79 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N08Y MW 0.48 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N09 MW 4.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N09A MW 1.21 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N09Y MW 0.89 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N09YA MW 0.33 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N10 MW 6.76 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N10A MW 1.34 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N10B MW 0.39 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N10Y MW 0.57 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N10YA MW 0.19 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N11 MW 6.61 NAT 1 year round 

03N11A MW 1.10 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N11B MW 0.00 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N11B MW 0.31 NAT 1 year round 

03N11C MW 0.21 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N11Y MW 0.41 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N12 MW 3.28 NAT 1 year round 

03N12A MW 1.11 NAT 1 year round 

03N12B MW 1.04 NAT 1 year round 

03N12Y MW 1.69 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

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Environmental Impact Statement Record of Decision 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

03N12YA MW 0.38 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N12YB MW 0.88 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N12YC MW 0.34 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N14 MW 1.52 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

03N14Y MW 0.81 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N15 MW 3.56 NAT 1 year round 

03N15Y MW 1.13 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N16 MW 6.19 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N16Y MW 1.50 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N17 MW 4.89 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N17B MW 0.51 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N17Y MW 1.30 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N18 MW 2.57 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N18Y MW 0.33 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N19 MW 0.09 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

03N20 MW 7.49 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N20A MW 1.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N20Y MW 2.85 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N20YB MW 0.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N20YC MW 0.81 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N20YD MW 1.33 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N21 MW 7.97 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N21B MW 0.67 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N21Y MW 2.57 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N21YA MW 0.44 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N22 MW 1.85 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N22A MW 1.32 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N22Y MW 0.60 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N23 MW 0.78 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N23Y MW 1.61 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N24 MW 4.87 AGG 2 year round 

03N24D MW 0.29 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N25 MW 1.43 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N26 MW 3.90 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N26A MW 0.45 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N26C MW 0.30 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N26Y MW 1.37 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N26YA MW 0.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N26YA MW 1.02 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N26YB MW 0.23 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N26YB MW 0.28 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N27 MW 4.44 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N27A MW 1.03 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N27B MW 0.34 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N27C MW 2.71 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N27Y MW 1.20 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N27YA MW 0.40 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N28 MW 2.25 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N28Y MW 1.18 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N28YA MW 0.71 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N29 MW 9.69 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N29A MW 0.70 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N29B MW 0.64 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N29C MW 1.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N29D MW 0.34 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N29F MW 0.40 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N30 MW 4.41 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

03N32 MW 1.68 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

03N32Y MW 2.18 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N32YA MW 0.28 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N33 MW 0.59 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N33A MW 0.07 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N33Y MW 0.70 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N34 MW 1.63 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N34A MW 0.27 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N34Y MW 0.75 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N34Y MW 3.21 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N35 MW 1.90 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N36 MW 1.00 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N37Y MW 1.84 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N38 MW 0.04 NAT 1 year round 

03N38Y MW 0.63 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N38YA MW 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N39 MW 3.15 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N39Y MW 2.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N40 MW 0.23 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N41 MW 1.68 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N41Y MW 0.47 AC 2 4/15-12/15 

03N42 MW 0.65 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N42A MW 0.18 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N42Y MW 1.20 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N42YA MW 0.75 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N42YB MW 0.29 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N43 MW 0.84 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N43Y MW 0.16 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N44 MW 1.62 NAT 1 year round 

03N44Y MW 1.94 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N45 MW 0.19 NAT 1 year round 

03N45Y MW 1.51 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N45YA MW 0.54 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N46 MW 0.70 NAT 1 year round 

03N46Y MW 0.80 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N47Y MW 1.78 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N48 MW 0.77 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N48 MW 2.30 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N48A MW 0.53 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N48B MW 0.80 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N48Y MW 0.75 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N49 MW 1.19 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N49A MW 0.41 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N49B MW 0.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N50 MW 2.96 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N50Y MW 1.31 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N50YA MW 0.76 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N51Y MW 0.58 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N51YA MW 0.38 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N51YB MW 0.66 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N52 MW 0.22 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N52Y MW 0.99 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N53 MW 0.50 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N53Y MW 0.57 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N55Y MW 0.58 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N56Y MW 1.42 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N56YA MW 0.62 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

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Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

03N57 MW 0.84 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N57A MW 0.54 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N58 MW 0.29 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N58 MW 3.75 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N59 MW 0.52 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N59Y MW 1.18 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

03N59YA MW 0.55 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

03N60 MW 1.33 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N60 MW 1.89 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N60A MW 0.13 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N60B MW 0.52 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N60C MW 0.71 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N60D MW 0.19 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N61 MW 0.75 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N61A MW 0.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N62 MW 1.16 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N63 MW 1.26 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N64 MW 0.72 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N64A MW 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N67 MW 0.34 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N68 MW 1.70 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N68Y MW 0.88 NAT 1 year round 

03N69 MW 1.38 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

03N69 MW 3.83 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N69A MW 0.61 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N69Y MW 0.47 NAT 1 year round 

03N70 MW 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N70A MW 0.13 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N71 MW 0.01 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N71 MW 0.71 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N71Y MW 1.58 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N72 MW 1.43 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N72Y MW 0.81 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

03N72YA MW 0.35 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

03N73 MW 2.05 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N73B MW 0.30 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N75Y MW 0.32 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N76Y MW 0.77 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N77 MW 0.56 AGG 3 year round 

03N78 MW 0.20 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N79 MW 1.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N80 MW 0.01 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N80Y MW 0.13 AC 3 year round 

03N83 MW 5.40 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N83A MW 0.95 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N83B MW 0.59 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N83C MW 1.99 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N84 MW 0.47 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N86 MW 0.33 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N86 MW 3.79 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N87 MW 2.23 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N89 MW 0.72 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N90 MW 3.77 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N91 MW 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N91 MW 0.28 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03N92 MW 1.18 AGG 3 year round 

03N93 MW 0.91 AGG 3 year round 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

03N94 MW 2.89 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N95 MW 1.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N95A MW 0.56 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

03N96 MW 5.18 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

03N99 MW 2.52 AGG 2 year round 

03S01 GR 2.74 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03S02 GR 6.39 NAT 1 year round 

03S03 GR 1.21 NAT 1 year round 

03S04 GR 0.97 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

03S10 GR 2.52 NAT 1 year round 

03S10A GR 1.12 NAT 1 year round 

03S15 GR 1.85 NAT 1 year round 

03S24 GR 0.08 AGG 2 year round 

04N01 MW 0.91 AGG 1 year round 

04N01 MW 2.32 NAT 1 year round 

04N01 MW 3.05 AC 2 4/15-12/15 

04N01 MW 5.33 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N01 MW 6.88 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

04N01A MW 0.31 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N01B MW 0.58 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N01C MW 0.07 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N01E MW 0.29 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N01Y MW 0.59 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N02 MW 1.40 AGG 2 year round 

04N02 MW 4.05 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N02A MW 0.49 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N02Y SU 1.85 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N03 CAL 0.01 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N03Y MW 1.95 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

04N03YA MW 0.97 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N04 MW 0.64 NAT 1 year round 

04N04 MW 2.29 AGG 1 year round 

04N04A MW 0.77 NAT 1 year round 

04N04C MW 1.10 NAT 1 year round 

04N04Y CAL 0.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N05 MW 1.73 NAT 1 year round 

04N05Y MW 1.14 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N06 CAL 0.24 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N06Y SU 0.48 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

04N06YA SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N07 CAL 0.64 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N07Y MW 1.35 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N08Y MW 1.54 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N09 MW 0.66 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N09 MW 1.54 BST 3 4/15-12/15 

04N09 MW 4.17 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N09B MW 0.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N09Y MW 0.42 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N10 SU 2.42 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N10A SU 0.82 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N10B SU 0.65 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N10Y MW 0.44 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

04N11 SU 2.38 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

04N11 MW 4.94 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N11X CAL 0.12 AC 2 year round 

04N11X CAL 0.14 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N12 SU 5.42 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

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Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

04N12 SU 13.95 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N12C SU 0.47 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N12F SU 0.22 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N12H SU 1.30 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N12Q SU 0.17 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N13 MW 0.26 AC 2 4/15-12/15 

04N13 SU 0.34 AC 2 4/15-12/15 

04N13 MW 1.02 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N13 SU 2.08 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N14 SU 2.07 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N14 MW 2.46 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N15 MW 0.21 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

04N15 MW 2.15 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N15Y MW 0.48 NAT 1 year round 

04N16 MW 9.66 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

04N16Y MW 0.62 NAT 1 year round 

04N16YA MW 0.28 NAT 1 year round 

04N17 MW 0.37 AC 2 4/15-12/15 

04N17 MW 6.52 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N17A MW 0.18 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N17G MW 0.62 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

04N17Y MW 0.95 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N18 MW 3.42 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N18C MW 0.40 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N18Y SU 2.98 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N18YD SU 0.63 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N20 SU 0.10 AC 3 year round 

04N203B SU 0.04 AC 3 year round 

04N20A SU 0.15 AC 3 year round 

04N20Y MW 1.17 NAT 1 year round 

04N22 SU 2.39 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

04N23 SU 1.25 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

04N24 SU 0.30 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N25 SU 1.51 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

04N25 MW 3.74 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

04N25A SU 0.27 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N26 SU 0.78 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N26 SU 2.77 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N26 SU 6.57 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

04N26B SU 0.78 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N26C SU 0.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N27 SU 1.33 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N27Y SU 0.33 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N27Y SU 0.51 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N28Y SU 1.20 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N28YB SU 0.39 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N29 SU 1.84 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

04N31 SU 0.84 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N31A SU 0.36 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N32 SU 0.60 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

04N32 MW 1.99 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

04N32A MW 0.88 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N32C MW 0.42 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N33 SU 1.75 BST 3 4/15-12/15 

04N33 MW 7.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N33A MW 1.14 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N33B MW 1.74 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

04N33C MW 1.42 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N33Y SU 1.42 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N34 SU 5.91 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N34B SU 0.19 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N34Y SU 0.02 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N34Y SU 0.40 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N35A SU 0.38 AC 3 year round 

04N35Y MW 0.49 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N35Y SU 2.04 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N38 CAL 2.64 AC 3 year round 

04N38 CAL 3.10 AGG 3 year round 

04N38Y SU 1.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N39 SU 0.93 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N40 CAL 0.82 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N41Y CAL 0.12 AGG 2 year round 

04N42 MW 1.07 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N44 CAL 0.22 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N47 SU 4.02 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N47D SU 0.19 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N47Y SU 1.76 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N48Y SU 0.22 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N49Y MW 1.23 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N49YA MW 0.13 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N50 CAL 0.14 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N50Y MW 3.58 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N50YC MW 1.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N51Y SU 0.51 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N53Y SU 0.24 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N54 SU 1.17 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N55 SU 1.19 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N57 SU 0.15 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N57A SU 0.37 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N59 SU 1.22 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

04N61 MW 2.02 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N61A MW 0.69 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N62 CAL 0.38 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N62Y MW 0.64 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N63 CAL 3.47 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N63Y SU 1.55 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N65 SU 1.16 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N67 SU 0.32 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N67A SU 0.31 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N68Y SU 1.52 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N69 MW 1.63 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N70 SU 0.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N70 SU 1.16 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N71 SU 1.13 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N71A SU 0.58 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N72Y MW 1.67 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N72YA MW 0.25 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N73 SU 0.77 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N73Y CAL 0.67 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

04N74 MW 0.26 NAT 1 year round 

04N74Y MW 1.63 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N75 MW 1.80 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N76 SU 1.72 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N76Y SU 0.59 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

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Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

04N77 MW 0.79 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N77Y SU 0.38 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N78 MW 2.85 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N78Y SU 0.50 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N78YA SU 0.34 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N78YB SU 0.21 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N79 MW 0.88 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N79 MW 1.10 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

04N80 MW 0.52 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N80Y CAL 3.06 AGG 3 year round 

04N81 MW 0.73 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N81 MW 2.20 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

04N82 MW 0.63 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N82Y MW 0.84 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N83 MW 1.62 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N83B MW 0.52 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N85 MW 0.00 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

04N85 MW 2.94 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

04N86 MW 1.04 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N86Y MW 0.49 AC 2 4/15-12/15 

04N88 MW 5.79 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N88A MW 0.38 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N89 MW 1.35 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N89A MW 0.67 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N90 MW 4.05 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N91 SU 1.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N95 MW 1.06 NAT 3 year round 

04N95 MW 1.16 AGG 3 year round 

04N97 MW 0.82 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

04N98 MW 1.22 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

04N99 MW 1.83 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N01 SU 0.82 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

05N01 SU 1.13 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

05N01 SU 2.30 BST 3 4/15-12/15 

05N01 SU 3.46 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

05N01 SU 4.34 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N01A SU 0.56 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N01J SU 1.01 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N01M SU 0.86 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N02 SU 5.32 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

05N02 SU 5.64 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N02 CAL 5.79 AC 3 year round 

05N02 SU 7.11 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

05N02 SU 8.16 AC 2 4/15-12/15 

05N02 CAL 17.64 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N02B CAL 0.89 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N02C SU 0.38 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N02D SU 0.21 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

05N02F SU 0.24 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

05N02H SU 0.22 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N02L SU 0.32 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N02R CAL 1.87 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N04 SU 3.52 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N05Y SU 0.71 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N05YA SU 0.65 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N06 SU 1.73 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N06Y SU 0.38 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

05N07X CAL 2.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N08Y SU 1.48 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N08YA SU 0.34 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N08YC SU 0.15 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N09 SU 4.90 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N09A SU 0.66 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N09C SU 0.18 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N09D SU 0.13 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N09X SU 8.77 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N09XA SU 0.71 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N10 CAL 7.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N10C CAL 1.50 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N11 SU 3.48 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N11Y SU 0.88 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N12 SU 0.25 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N12 SU 2.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N12Y SU 0.80 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N12YA SU 0.45 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N13X SU 0.52 AC 3 year round 

05N13Y SU 0.63 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N14 CAL 1.08 AGG 3 year round 

05N14 CAL 4.25 BST 3 year round 

05N14 CAL 10.68 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N14 SU 12.10 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

05N14D SU 0.66 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N14G CAL 0.65 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N14L CAL 1.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N14M CAL 0.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N14Y SU 2.19 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N15X SU 0.54 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N15XA SU 0.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N15Y SU 2.04 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

05N16 CAL 0.95 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N16A CAL 0.25 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N17 SU 1.01 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N17Y SU 0.15 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N18 SU 0.26 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N18Y SU 2.85 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N18YB SU 0.18 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N18YC SU 0.30 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N18YD SU 0.52 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N21 SU 4.93 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N22 SU 3.13 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N22Y SU 1.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N24 CAL 0.16 AC 3 year round 

05N25 SU 2.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N25A SU 0.28 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N25B SU 0.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N26 SU 0.47 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

05N26Y SU 1.15 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N28 SU 4.21 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

05N28C SU 0.15 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N28D SU 0.51 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N29 SU 3.00 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N29Y SU 0.94 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N30 SU 3.16 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N30A SU 2.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

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Environmental Impact Statement Record of Decision 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

05N31 SU 2.67 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N32 SU 2.76 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N32A SU 2.17 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N34Y CAL 0.60 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

05N35 CAL 1.65 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N35B CAL 0.46 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N39 SU 5.46 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N39A SU 1.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N39Y SU 1.62 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N40Y SU 3.87 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

05N41Y CAL 1.47 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

05N42 CAL 5.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N43Y CAL 1.82 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

05N44 SU 0.71 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N47 CAL 0.63 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N47A CAL 0.32 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N47B CAL 0.26 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N47Y CAL 2.09 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

05N48Y SU 1.57 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

05N50 CAL 0.34 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

05N50Y SU 0.41 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N51Y CAL 1.58 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N51YA CAL 0.44 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N52 CAL 2.51 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

05N53Y CAL 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N55 CAL 1.60 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

05N55Y SU 1.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N55YA SU 0.40 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N55YB SU 0.25 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N56 CAL 0.94 AC 2 4/15-12/15 

05N56 CAL 1.32 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

05N59 SU 1.03 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N59Y SU 0.40 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N63 CAL 0.90 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N65Y SU 1.64 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N66 CAL 0.02 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N67 SU 1.39 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

05N67Y CAL 0.18 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

05N71 CAL 2.21 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N71A CAL 0.61 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N71Y SU 0.20 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N72 CAL 0.41 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N73Y SU 0.29 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N76Y CAL 1.43 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N77Y CAL 4.53 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N79Y CAL 1.03 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N80Y SU 0.18 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N82Y SU 0.62 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N83Y SU 0.46 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N83YB SU 0.21 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N85Y SU 0.92 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N85YA SU 0.90 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N87 SU 2.17 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N87D SU 0.24 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N88 CAL 2.14 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

05N88 CAL 2.18 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N88B CAL 4.47 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

05N88Y CAL 1.28 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N88YA CAL 0.44 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N89 CAL 3.23 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N89Y CAL 0.13 AC 3 year round 

05N90 SU 1.58 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N92 SU 2.50 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N92B SU 0.75 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N92Y CAL 0.05 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

05N93 SU 1.44 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N93Y SU 0.84 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N95 SU 3.60 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N95 SU 6.51 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

05N95B SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N95J SU 0.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

05N95Y CAL 0.18 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

05N95YA CAL 0.11 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

05N97 SU 0.83 AC 3 year round 

05N99Y CAL 0.64 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

06N01 SU 0.83 AC 3 year round 

06N01A SU 0.19 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N01B SU 0.11 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

06N03 CAL 2.84 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N03C CAL 0.43 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N03E CAL 0.26 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N03F CAL 0.46 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N05 SU 8.71 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N05B SU 0.47 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N05Y SU 0.80 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N06 SU 6.23 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N06A SU 0.31 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N06B SU 0.14 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N06B1 SU 0.27 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N06C SU 0.26 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N06F SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N07 CAL 2.29 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N07Y SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N08 CAL 4.27 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N08Y SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N09 CAL 5.37 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N09Y SU 0.04 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N10 CAL 3.03 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N10X SU 0.29 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

06N11 CAL 5.52 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N11A CAL 0.42 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N11X SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N11Y CAL 0.67 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N11YA CAL 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N12 SU 0.33 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N12X SU 0.36 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

06N13 SU 0.08 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

06N13X CAL 0.30 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N13Y SU 1.91 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N14 SU 0.37 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N15 SU 1.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N15A SU 0.30 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N16 SU 0.95 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N16A SU 0.21 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

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06N17 CAL 9.55 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N17A CAL 0.56 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N17B CAL 0.65 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N17D CAL 0.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N17J CAL 0.52 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N17P CAL 0.41 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N17Q CAL 0.14 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N17Y CAL 0.98 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N17YA CAL 0.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N18 CAL 5.75 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N18A CAL 0.46 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N18C CAL 0.28 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N18F CAL 0.62 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N19 SU 0.48 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N19A SU 0.15 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N19Y SU 1.43 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N20Y CAL 1.01 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N21Y CAL 2.49 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N21YA CAL 0.28 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N22Y CAL 0.36 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N23 SU 0.27 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N23Y CAL 1.18 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N24 SU 0.49 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

06N24A SU 0.19 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

06N24Y CAL 0.40 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N26 CAL 0.02 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

06N27 CAL 4.77 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N28Y CAL 1.29 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N28YA CAL 0.38 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N29 CAL 0.26 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N29Y CAL 0.98 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N30 SU 0.72 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N30A SU 0.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N31Y SU 0.74 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N32 CAL 1.01 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N33 SU 0.10 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

06N33Y SU 0.92 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N34Y SU 2.91 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N34YD SU 0.25 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N36Y SU 0.25 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N36Y SU 0.27 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

06N37Y SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N38Y SU 1.01 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N39Y SU 0.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N40 CAL 0.09 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

06N41Y SU 0.34 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N42Y CAL 1.90 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N43Y SU 0.26 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N44Y SU 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N45 CAL 10.32 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N45Y SU 0.26 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N47Y SU 0.25 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N53Y CAL 0.85 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N54Y CAL 0.17 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N58 CAL 5.97 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N58Y CAL 0.80 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N59Y CAL 0.47 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

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06N60 CAL 0.22 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N60Y CAL 0.02 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

06N62 CAL 1.34 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

06N63 SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N64 CAL 0.99 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N64Y SU 0.24 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N65Y CAL 0.39 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

06N65YA CAL 0.62 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

06N66Y CAL 4.21 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N66YA CAL 0.34 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N66YB CAL 0.82 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N70Y CAL 1.22 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N71Y CAL 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N73Y CAL 0.41 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N74Y CAL 0.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N75 CAL 0.37 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N76Y CAL 0.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N76YA CAL 0.25 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N76YB CAL 0.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N77 CAL 1.20 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N77A CAL 0.82 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N77B CAL 0.29 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N77Y CAL 1.56 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N78 CAL 1.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N78A CAL 0.17 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N78Y CAL 1.57 IMP 3 4/15-12/15 

06N79 CAL 1.41 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N79Y CAL 0.31 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N80 CAL 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N80Y CAL 0.78 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N80YA CAL 0.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N81 CAL 0.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N81Y CAL 1.29 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N81YA CAL 0.51 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N82 CAL 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N82Y SU 0.24 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N84Y CAL 0.01 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N85 CAL 0.72 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N85A CAL 0.39 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N85Y CAL 0.46 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N88Y CAL 0.84 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N89 CAL 1.97 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N89Y CAL 1.57 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N90 CAL 3.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N90A CAL 0.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N90Y CAL 1.47 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N90YA CAL 0.83 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N91 CAL 6.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N91A CAL 0.36 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N91B CAL 0.34 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N91C CAL 0.15 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N91D CAL 0.79 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N91E CAL 0.47 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N92 CAL 1.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N94 CAL 1.69 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N95 CAL 5.15 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N95A CAL 0.43 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

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06N95G CAL 0.68 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N96 CAL 2.99 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N97Y CAL 2.65 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N98 CAL 0.30 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

06N98Y CAL 0.04 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N01 CAL 0.27 AC 3 year round 

07N01 CAL 9.98 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

07N01C CAL 0.17 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N01E CAL 0.34 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N01G CAL 0.13 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N01H CAL 0.12 AC 3 year round 

07N02 CAL 2.38 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N03Y CAL 0.13 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

07N05 CAL 1.83 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

07N05 CAL 2.80 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N05Y CAL 0.36 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

07N07Y CAL 1.68 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N08 CAL 0.24 AGG 2 4/15-12/15 

07N08 CAL 2.89 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N08 CAL 3.39 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

07N09 CAL 4.42 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N09 CAL 4.97 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

07N09 CAL 14.53 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

07N09A CAL 0.86 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N09B CAL 0.45 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N09C CAL 0.62 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N09D CAL 0.16 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N09E CAL 0.29 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N09F CAL 0.13 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N09G CAL 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N09H CAL 0.54 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N09J CAL 0.26 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N09W CAL 0.02 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N09W CAL 0.23 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N11 CAL 6.28 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N11D CAL 0.68 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N12A CAL 1.29 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N13 SU 0.60 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N13A SU 0.15 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N14 CAL 2.48 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

07N14A CAL 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N14C CAL 0.47 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N14D CAL 0.64 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N14F CAL 0.15 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N15 CAL 0.49 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N16 CAL 4.83 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N16A CAL 0.20 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N16X CAL 1.36 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N17 CAL 2.24 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N17 CAL 2.79 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N17A CAL 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N18A CAL 0.04 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N18Y CAL 0.90 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N18YC CAL 0.32 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N19 CAL 3.53 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

07N19X CAL 0.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N19Y CAL 0.75 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

07N20 CAL 0.40 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

07N20Y CAL 0.44 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N20YA CAL 0.17 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N21 CAL 1.03 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

07N21Y CAL 1.19 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N21YA CAL 0.30 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N22 CAL 1.51 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N23 CAL 1.53 BST 3 4/15-12/15 

07N23 CAL 4.45 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

07N24 CAL 3.85 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N25Y CAL 0.38 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N26 CAL 1.64 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N28 CAL 3.22 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

07N28 CAL 3.43 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N28E CAL 0.71 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N28J CAL 0.17 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N29Y CAL 3.96 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

07N30Y SU 0.23 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N30YA SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N30YB SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N31 CAL 1.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N31A CAL 0.64 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N31B CAL 0.14 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N31C CAL 0.24 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N35 CAL 5.83 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N37Y CAL 1.40 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N38 CAL 0.75 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N40Y CAL 0.20 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N41Y SU 0.11 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

07N46 CAL 1.03 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N46A CAL 0.13 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N47 CAL 2.50 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N47 CAL 4.62 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

07N47C CAL 0.57 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N48 CAL 0.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N48A CAL 0.22 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N48B CAL 0.31 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N49Y CAL 0.36 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N50 CAL 2.40 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N50Y CAL 0.04 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

07N51 CAL 0.52 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N51A CAL 0.19 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N51Y CAL 0.43 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N52 CAL 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N52Y CAL 0.27 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N53 CAL 3.52 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N53Y CAL 1.42 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N54Y CAL 1.22 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N55 CAL 1.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N55A CAL 0.59 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N55Y CAL 0.40 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N56Y CAL 1.73 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N56YA CAL 0.71 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N57 CAL 0.29 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

07N57 CAL 2.84 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N57Y CAL 1.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N58 CAL 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

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07N59 CAL 1.65 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N59A CAL 0.20 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N59Y CAL 0.39 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N61Y CAL 0.24 AGG 3 year round 

07N62 CAL 0.29 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N62Y CAL 0.69 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N64Y CAL 1.76 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N65 CAL 1.60 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N65B CAL 0.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N65C CAL 0.18 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N66 CAL 0.66 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N66B CAL 0.20 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N67 CAL 0.63 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N68 CAL 1.32 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N68A CAL 0.67 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N69 CAL 2.69 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N69A CAL 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N69B CAL 0.24 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N70 CAL 0.77 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N71Y CAL 0.47 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N71YA CAL 0.03 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N72 CAL 2.74 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N72A CAL 0.30 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N72B CAL 0.46 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N73 CAL 1.35 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N75 CAL 1.84 AGG 3 4/15-12/15 

07N75C CAL 0.49 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N76 SU 1.55 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

07N76Y CAL 3.26 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N77 CAL 0.95 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N80A CAL 0.01 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

07N82 CAL 0.95 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N82A CAL 0.24 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N83B SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N84Y CAL 0.97 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N84YB CAL 0.19 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N87 CAL 1.70 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N87A CAL 0.33 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N87B CAL 0.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N88Y CAL 1.88 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N91 CAL 0.14 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N92 CAL 1.18 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N92A CAL 0.39 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N92B CAL 0.55 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N93 CAL 2.68 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N94 CAL 0.44 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

07N94A CAL 0.73 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

08N01A CAL 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

08N02 CAL 1.82 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

08N04 CAL 0.23 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

08N06 CAL 0.44 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

08N12 CAL 0.56 IMP 3 4/15-12/15 

08N13 CAL 0.54 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

08N14 CAL 0.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

15EV26 CAL 0.29 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV55 CAL 1.43 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV55A CAL 0.09 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

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15EV56 CAL 0.51 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV57 CAL 1.18 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV58 CAL 0.66 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV59 CAL 0.45 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV60 CAL 1.77 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV61 CAL 0.41 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV62 CAL 0.55 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV63 CAL 1.06 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV64 CAL 0.95 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV65 CAL 0.46 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV66 CAL 0.45 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV67 CAL 0.46 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV68 CAL 0.73 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV69 CAL 0.58 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV70 CAL 0.24 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV71 CAL 0.62 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV72 CAL 1.02 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

15EV73 CAL 0.88 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

16EV186 CAL 0.47 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

16EV187 CAL 0.41 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

16EV188 CAL 0.24 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

16EV190 CAL 1.55 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

16EV192 CAL 0.47 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

17EV151 CAL 2.55 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

17EV152 CAL 0.75 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

17EV16 CAL 2.54 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

17EV17 CAL 1.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

17EV220 MW 0.33 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

17EV220B MW 0.05 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

17EV261 MW 0.18 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

18EV254 SU 0.51 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

18EV256 SU 0.81 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

18EV272 GR 1.04 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

18EV273 GR 1.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

18EV274 GR 1.24 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

18EV306 SU 0.41 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

19EV104 GR 1.41 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

19EV105 GR 1.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

19EV106 GR 0.39 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

19EV114 SU 4.89 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

19EV115 SU 1.87 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

19EV43 CAL 1.51 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

19EV93 SU 1.78 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

19EV97 SU 0.84 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

21502A MW 0.13 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

21502B MW 0.31 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

21825H GR 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

21930K1 GR 0.04 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

31622R MW 0.16 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

41704X SU 0.04 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41723A SU 0.12 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

41723C SU 0.11 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

41723D SU 0.07 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

41723E SU 0.12 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

41724D SU 0.12 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

41725A SU 0.34 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

41802C SU 0.38 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

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41802D SU 0.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41803B SU 0.22 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41807D SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41808H SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41809A SU 0.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41809E SU 0.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41809X04 SU 0.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41810K SU 0.14 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41810M SU 0.38 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41810P SU 0.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41811D1 SU 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41811P SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41816D SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41818J SU 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41818M SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41819A SU 0.07 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

41820B SU 0.02 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

41820C SU 0.04 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

41825B SU 0.02 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41825H SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41826D SU 0.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41827F SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41827G SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41828E SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41829B SU 0.04 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

41830C SU 0.20 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

41836A SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41899Z21 SU 0.08 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

4191601 SU 0.04 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

4191602 SU 0.03 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

4191603 SU 0.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41918B SU 0.04 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

41929A SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

4N34Y1 SU 0.19 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

4N34Y3 SU 0.70 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

4N39X2 SU 0.05 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

4N54Y041 SU 0.20 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

51701A SU 0.15 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51713A SU 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51723C SU 0.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51725D SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51735E SU 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51801B SU 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51801G SU 0.20 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51806B SU 0.20 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51806C SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51810A SU 0.15 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51810B SU 0.13 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51811A SU 0.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51811B SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51812D SU 0.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51812F SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51814D SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51814F SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51814J SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51815B SU 0.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51815C SU 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

51816A SU 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51817 SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51825A1 SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51825B SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51827B SU 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51827C SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51828A SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51829B SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51830E SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51830F SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51831E SU 0.19 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51832D SU 0.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51832E SU 0.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51832X SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51835B SU 0.02 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51835D1 SU 0.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51836B SU 0.47 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51836D SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51836E SU 0.17 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51902A SU 1.67 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51902A051 SU 0.21 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51902A052 SU 0.18 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51902AB SU 0.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51904E SU 0.16 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51906A SU 0.24 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51910B SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51910B1 SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51910B2 SU 0.04 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51910C SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51911A SU 0.58 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51911B SU 0.24 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51911C SU 1.02 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51911F SU 0.39 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51913A1 SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51913C SU 0.16 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51913D SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51913E SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51913F SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51920C SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51920D SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51922A SU 0.03 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51927D SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51927E SU 0.04 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51930C2 SU 0.23 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51933A SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51936052 SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

51936053 SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52005A SU 0.27 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52005C SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52005F SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52005G SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52006C SU 0.31 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52006D SU 0.19 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52006F SU 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52007A SU 0.34 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52007H SU 0.14 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52008A SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

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Route Data Stanislaus 

Record of Decision National Forest
 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

52017A SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52017B SU 0.03 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52017C SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52017G SU 2.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52018A SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52018C SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52018D SU 0.04 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52018E SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

52018F SU 0.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

5N34X SU 0.14 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61724A SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61725A SU 0.07 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

6182504A SU 0.03 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61915A SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61916A SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61919A SU 0.16 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61920A SU 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61920D SU 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61920F SU 0.04 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61930A SU 0.20 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61930B SU 0.53 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61931A SU 0.02 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61931A04 SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61931B04 SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61931E SU 0.12 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61931G SU 0.10 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61932B SU 0.04 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61932C SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61932E SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61933E SU 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

61933F SU 0.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

62028A SU 0.03 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

62034A SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

62035A1 SU 0.04 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

62035B SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

62127C SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

62134A1 SU 0.01 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

72032C SU 0.05 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

72032D SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

C20 CAL 0.81 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

FR10831 CAL 0.03 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

FR11116 CAL 0.04 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

FR12088 CAL 0.11 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

FR12476 CAL 0.05 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

FR12477 CAL 0.36 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

FR12607 SU 0.19 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

FR12848 SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

FR12849 SU 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

FR13169 MW 0.05 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

FR14528 MW 0.02 AC 3 year round 

FR14823 SU 0.25 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

FR14833 SU 0.09 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

FR4767 CAL 0.14 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

FR5219 CAL 0.03 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

FR58051 SU 0.03 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

FR7181 CAL 0.16 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

FR7368 GR 0.40 AC 2 year round 

FR7856 GR 0.14 NAT 2 year round 

FR8080 CAL 0.04 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

FR8319 CAL 0.86 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

FR8322 CAL 0.08 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

FR8323 CAL 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

FR8445 GR 0.04 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

FR8797 GR 0.47 AC 2 

FR8925 CAL 0.04 AC 3 4/15-12/15 

FR8991 GR 0.18 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

FR9330 CAL 0.11 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

FR9331 CAL 0.33 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

FR9843 GR 0.14 NAT 2 year round 

FS83231 CAL 0.06 NAT 3 4/15-12/15 

R10 CAL 0.20 NAT 2 4/15-12/15 

total 2,270.36

 Legend 

BST Bituminous Surface Treatment 

AC Asphalt 

AGG Aggregate or Gravel 

CAL Calaveras 

GR Groveland 

IMP Improved Native Material 

MI Miles 

MW Mi-Wok 

NAT Native Material 

RD Ranger District 

ROD Record of Decision 

SEA Season of Use Elevation Zone 

1 year-round 

2 4/15-12/15 (with certain selected roads open year 

round) 

3 4/15-12/15 (with certain selected roads open year 

round) 

SU Summit 

SUR Surface 

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Motorized Travel Management Appendix R 

Environmental Impact Statement Record of Decision 

R.04 Additions to the NFTS: Modifications 

Table R.04-1 lists modifications of Alternative 1 (Proposed Action) that drop additions to the NFTS 

along with the resource protection reasons. 

Table R.04-1 Additions to the NFTS: Modifications 

Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad DC What Why SYS USE SUR # Name 

11808B GR 0.03 GIS UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4571 Duckwall Mt DC Drop CR 

11908M GR 0.13 GIS UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4571 Duckwall Mt DC Drop SOIL 

15EV43C MW 0.69 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4754 Columbia SE DC Drop SOIL 

16EV191 CAL 0.13 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4912 Calaveras Dome Drop SOIL; WAT 

16EV79 MW 0.61 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4743 Twain Harte Drop CSO 

16EV79 MW 0.85 INV UNT MC NAT MC 4742 Crandall Peak Drop CSO 

17EV192 GR 0.63 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge Drop WAT; WPT 

17EV192A GR 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge Drop CR; WPT 

17EV192B GR 0.15 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge Drop RLF; WPT 

17EV194 GR 0.39 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge Drop RLF; WPT 

17EV195 GR 0.50 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge Drop RLF 

17EV196 GR 0.19 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge Drop RLF 

17EV197 GR 0.35 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge Drop RLF 

17EV197 GR 0.46 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge Drop RLF 

17EV197A GR 0.05 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge Drop WPT 

17EV249 MW 0.12 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4741 Strawberry Drop CR 

17EV249A MW 0.10 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4741 Strawberry Drop CR 

17EV267 MW 0.22 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4741 Strawberry Drop CR 

17EV268 MW 0.39 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4741 Strawberry Drop CR 

17EV289 MW 0.66 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4743 Twain Harte Drop SOIL 

17EV901 GR 0.37 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4574 Jawbone Ridge Drop WPT 

18EV100 MW 0.31 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4744 Hull Creek Drop REC; WAT 

18EV106 MW 0.41 INV UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek Drop SOIL 

18EV281 MW 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4732 Pinecrest DC Drop CR 

18EV310 MW 0.56 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4732 Pinecrest DC Drop WSR 

1S1728 GR 0.47 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4574 Jawbone Ridge DC Drop SOIL; WPT 

1S17E35B GR 0.34 INV UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge Drop RLF 

1S17M GR 1.13 MAP UNT ATV NAT ATV 4574 Jawbone Ridge Drop WAT; WPT 

1S1902 GR 0.24 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4561 Lake Eleanor DC Drop WPT 

1S1929 GR 0.15 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt DC Drop WPT 

1S1929C GR 0.19 GIS UNR ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt DC Drop WPT 

2N1820 GR 0.34 MAP UNT ALL NAT ALL 4744 Hull Creek Drop SOIL; WAT 

2S1804 GR 0.94 MAP UNT ATV NAT ATV 4563 Ascension Mt Drop SOIL; WAT 

31821H MW 0.10 GIS UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4733 Cherry Lake N DC Drop REC; SOIL 

FR10178 GR 0.64 MAP UNR ALL NAT 4WD 4391 Buckhorn Peak Drop WPT 

FR8516 GR 0.05 MAP UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4382 Kinsley DC Drop WPT 

FR8601 GR 0.47 MAP UNR ALL NAT 4WD 4564 Ackerson Mt DC Drop WPT 

FR98481 GR 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4382 Kinsley DC Drop CR 

FR98482 GR 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4382 Kinsley DC Drop CR; WPT 

FR98493 GR 0.02 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt DC Drop CR 

FR98504 GR 0.07 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt DC Drop WPT 

FR98507 GR 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt DC Drop CR 

FR98508 GR 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4574 Jawbone Ridge DC Drop RLF; WPT 

FR98509 GR 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4574 Jawbone Ridge DC Drop RLF; WPT 

FR98510 GR 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4574 Jawbone Ridge DC Drop RLF; WPT 

FR98511 GR 0.15 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4382 Kinsley DC Drop RLF; WPT 

FR98513 GR 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4382 Kinsley DC Drop RLF; WPT 

FR98514 GR 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4382 Kinsley DC Drop RLF; WPT 

FR98541 GR 0.07 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt DC Drop CR; WPT 

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Route Data Stanislaus 

Record of Decision National Forest
 

Route RD MI SRC Existing ROD Quad DC What Why SYS USE SUR # Name 

FR98552 GR 0.03 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4563 Ascension Mt DC Drop CR 

FR98554 GR 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4382 Kinsley DC Drop CR; WPT 

FR98566 GR 0.05 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4391 Buckhorn Peak DC Drop RLF; WPT 

FR98575 GR 0.13 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4573 Groveland DC Drop RLF; WPT 

FR98612 MW 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4744 Hull Creek DC Drop CR 

FR98619 MW 0.11 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4754 Columbia SE DC Drop SOIL 

FR98671 GR 0.09 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4574 Jawbone Ridge DC Drop CR 

FR98690 MW 0.04 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4741 Strawberry DC Drop CR 

FR98691 MW 0.06 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4741 Strawberry DC Drop CR 

FR98704 MW 0.15 INV UNT ALL NAT 4WD 4743 Twain Harte DC Drop CR; SOIL; WAT 

total 14.86 

 Legend 

4WD 4 Wheel Drive 

ALL All Vehicles 

ATV ATV (open to ATV and Motorcycle) 

CAL Calaveras 

CR Cultural Resources 

CSO California Spotted Owl 

DC Dispersed Camping Access 

GIS Geographic Information System 

GR Groveland 

INV Inventory 

MI Miles 

MW Mi-Wok 

NAT Native Material 

RD Ranger District 

RLF Red Legged Frog 

SOIL Soil Resource 

SRC Source 

SUR Surface 

SYS System (National Forest System) 

UNR Unauthorized Road 

UNT Unauthorized Trail 

WAT Water Resources 

WPT Western Pond Turtle 

WSR Wild and Scenic River 

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Motorized Travel Management Appendix R 

Environmental Impact Statement Record of Decision 

R.05 Season of Use: Modifications 

Table R.05-1 lists modifications of Alternative 1 (Proposed Action) that identify certain selected 

roads as open year round. 

Table R.05-1 Season of Use: Modifications 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

01N01 GR 1.58 AC 2 year round 

01N01 GR 4.22 NAT 2 year round 

01N01 GR 7.77 AGG 2 year round 

01N04 GR 0.18 AC 3 year round 

01N04 GR 0.44 AC 2 year round 

01N04 MW 12.89 AC 2 year round 

01N04 GR 12.93 AC 2 year round 

01N07 GR 17.68 AC 2 year round 

01N10 GR 6.62 NAT 2 year round 

01N18Y GR 0.35 AC 3 year round 

01N25 MW 0.34 AGG 2 year round 

01S03 GR 1.53 AC 2 year round 

01S03 GR 9.75 AGG 2 year round 

01S15 GR 2.51 AGG 2 year round 

01S16 GR 1.85 AGG 2 year round 

01S21 GR 0.37 AGG 2 year round 

01S23Y GR 0.67 AC 2 year round 

01S30Y GR 0.12 AC 2 year round 

01S31Y GR 0.16 NAT 2 year round 

01S47 GR 0.97 AC 2 year round 

01S47A GR 0.65 AC 2 year round 

01S47B GR 0.06 AC 2 year round 

01S52 GR 0.15 NAT 2 year round 

01S67Y GR 0.51 AC 2 year round 

01S83 GR 0.67 AGG 2 year round 

01S90 GR 0.06 AC 2 year round 

02N01 MW 0.68 AC 2 year round 

02N11 MW 2.60 AGG 2 year round 

02N22 GR 2.27 AC 3 year round 

02N44 MW 3.25 IMP 2 year round 

02S02 GR 13.65 AGG 2 year round 

02S16Y GR 0.18 AGG 2 year round 

03N01 GR 2.24 AGG 3 year round 

03N01 GR 7.92 AC 3 year round 

03N01 GR 10.44 AC 2 year round 

03N24 MW 4.87 AGG 2 year round 

03N77 MW 0.56 AGG 3 year round 

03N80Y MW 0.13 AC 3 year round 

03N92 MW 1.18 AGG 3 year round 

03N93 MW 0.91 AGG 3 year round 

03N99 MW 2.52 AGG 2 year round 

03S24 GR 0.08 AGG 2 year round 

04N02 MW 1.40 AGG 2 year round 

04N11X CAL 0.12 AC 2 year round 

04N20 SU 0.10 AC 3 year round 

04N203B SU 0.04 AC 3 year round 

04N20A SU 0.15 AC 3 year round 

04N35A SU 0.38 AC 3 year round 

04N38 CAL 2.64 AC 3 year round 

04N38 CAL 3.10 AGG 3 year round 

Route RD MI SUR SEA ROD 

04N41Y CAL 0.12 AGG 2 year round 

04N80Y CAL 3.06 AGG 3 year round 

04N95 MW 1.06 NAT 3 year round 

04N95 MW 1.16 AGG 3 year round 

05N02 CAL 5.79 AC 3 year round 

05N13X SU 0.52 AC 3 year round 

05N14 CAL 1.08 AGG 3 year round 

05N14 CAL 4.25 BST 3 year round 

05N24 CAL 0.16 AC 3 year round 

05N89Y CAL 0.13 AC 3 year round 

05N97 SU 0.83 AC 3 year round 

06N01 SU 0.83 AC 3 year round 

07N01 CAL 0.27 AC 3 year round 

07N01H CAL 0.12 AC 3 year round 

07N61Y CAL 0.24 AGG 3 year round 

FR14528 MW 0.02 AC 3 year round 

FR7368 GR 0.40 AC 2 year round 

FR7856 GR 0.14 NAT 2 year round 

FR8797 GR 0.47 AC 2 year round 

FR9843 GR 0.14 NAT 2 year round 

total 167.21

 Legend 

BST Bituminous Surface Treatment 

AC Asphalt 

AGG Aggregate or Gravel 

CAL Calaveras 

GR Groveland 

IMP Improved Native Material 

MI Miles 

MW Mi-Wok 

NAT Native Material 

RD Ranger District 

ROD Record of Decision 

SEA Season of Use 

SU Summit 

SUR Surface 

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