United States Department of the Interior

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT

Klamath Falls Resource Area

2795 Anderson Avenue, Building #25

Klamath Falls, Oregon 97603

E-Mail Address: <username>/kffo/or/blm/doi

Website: www.or.blm.gov/Lakeview/kfra

KLAMATH FALLS RESOURCE AREA PLANNING UPDATE

Spring 2002

The primary purpose of this Planning Update is to inform you about the activities on the Klamath 

Falls Resource Area. It is my desire to keep you informed about issues, activities, and opportunities 

I think are important to the public. More importantly, I am seeking ideas and comments from those 

who may be affected by multiple-use management programs here on the resource area.

This planning update is organized to make it easy for you to find projects of most interest. Projects 

have been arranged into categories (i.e., Recent Decisions, New Projects, On-going Projects, and 

Environmental Education Activities). In addition, each of these categories is sorted by resource 

topics (e.g., Lands Program, Timber Sales, etc.). The table will give you a brief description of 

activities occurring within the Klamath Falls Resource Area and for most projects a location. Refer 

to one of three maps following the table, for locations of projects. 

Additiona l information can be obtained from the contact listed in the project descriptions. If you 

have any concerns about the proposed actions, please call the Klamath Falls Resource Area and ask 

for the “Contact” person listed or the Resource Area Planner as soon as possible. The earlier you 

get involved, the more capability we have to adjust or change planned actions. Also be alert for 

news releases and public notices published in the Herald and News as projects reach stages for 

public involvement. If you want to provide comments to a specific environmental assessment, 

please send or deliver your written comments addressed to the Field Manager, Klamath Falls 

Resource Area, by the close of, or postmarked by the last day of the comment period. Your 

comments and concerns are welcomed, and could influence the final decision on these projects.

I would appreciate any comments or suggestions you may have regarding this planning update or 

how it could be improved to make it more useful to you.

Thank you for your continued interest in BLM’s management of public lands. If you have any 

questions on this planning update, stop by the office or call (541) 883-6916.

/s/ Teresa A. Raml

Teresa A. Raml

Field Manager, Klamath Falls Resource Area 
Klamath Falls Resource Area, Spring 2002 Planning Update - Page 1

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PHONE NUMBER: (541) 883-6916

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PROJECT TITLE & DESCRIPTION LOCATION SPECIAL AREAS

AFFECTED

STATUS OF ANALYSIS COMPLETION 

DATE

CONTACT

CX = Categorical Exclusion, DNA = Determination of NEPA Adequacy, EA = Environmental Assessment, EIS = Environmental Impact Statement

New Projects – Lands Program

Map 1

#47

Klamath County Public Works Free Use Material 

sale – Sand and gravel permit – Harpold Quarry

T. 39 S., R. 11 E., Sec. 9 None Pending Summer 2002 Linda 

Younger

Map 1

#58

Yainax Butte Electronic Site Tower Replacement –

Replacement of three wooden poles with a 20 foot tall 

triangular base tower.

T. 37 S., R. 12 E, Sec 26 Yainax Butte Special 

Area

CX in process Summer 2002 Don 

Hoffheins

New Projects – Vegetation Treatment

Map 1

 #20

Upper Midway Juniper Removal -Treat the invasive 

juniper stands along Upper Midway Reservoir by hand 

falling with chain saws. All juniper less than 24" DBH 

will be cut, lopped, and piled or treated with a 

mechanical shear or a mower. No “old growth” juniper 

will be cut. The proposed juniper units are within the 

Pitchlog Allotment. The KFRA ROD/RMP/RPS allows 

for 1000 acres of improvements in the form of 

vegetation manipulation.

T. 40 S., R. 14 1⁄2 E, Sec. 11 None DNA in process Spring-2002 Trisha 

Lapomardo

Map 1

#21

Horton Rim / Windy Ridge Juniper Removal –

Removal of invasive juniper, reintroduction of fire and 

creating fuelbreaks designed to aid in suppression of 

wildfires.

T. 39 S., R. 11 E.

T. 39 S., R. 11 1⁄2 E

None EA OR-014-01-02 

completed. Review in 

process

Winter 2001-2002 Steve Hayner
Klamath Falls Resource Area, Spring 2002 Planning Update - Page 2

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PHONE NUMBER: (541) 883-6916

DECISION 

DATE

MAP

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PROJECT TITLE & DESCRIPTION LOCATION SPECIAL 

AREAS

AFFECTED

STATUS OF 

PROJECT

CONTACT

Recent Decisions – Lands Program

8/06/01 Map 1

#1

Klamath County Pu blic Works - Sand & Gravel-Bly Pit T37S, R14E, 

Sec.9

None Granted Linda 

Younger

8/15/01 Map 1

#10

Wirta Logging - Bear Valley Rd. to Willow Valley - ROW-road use-logging T40S, R15E, Sec. 

20, 29, 32

None Granted Linda 

Younger

8/21/01 Map 1

#15

BOR Communication Site T38S, R13E 

T39S, R14E

None Granted Linda 

Younger

8/29/01 Map 1

#23

Eagle Timber Company - O&C ROW-Log Rd. Permit, Dorris Rd. area T41S, R6E, Sec.1, 

11, 13

None Granted Linda 

Younger

8/30/01 None Bureau of Reclamation – ROW for GPS point inst allation

(T38S, R13E, sec.12, 35.; T39S, R13E, sec.12; T39S, R14E, sec. 4, 21) Numerous 

Locations

None Granted Linda 

Younger

9/6/2001 Map 1

#24

Klamath County Public Works – Cinders from Paddock Butte Quarry (Minerals) T38S, R13E None Granted Linda 

Younger

9/10/01 Map 1

#26

JELD-WEN Timber – Alan Peters – Road ROW T39S, R7E Sec. 

32

None Granted Linda 

Younger

9/26/01 Map 1

#27

JELD-WEN Timber - ROW-road use-logging Willow Valley Rd. T41S, R14&15E None Granted Linda 

Younger

9/28/01 Map 1

#34

Klamath County Public Works Stone/crushed-Stukel Rock Quarry T39S, R10E Sec. 

10

None Granted Linda 

Younger

10/24/01 None Disposal of Mineral Materials from Existing Quarries or Pits Resource Area 

Wide

None Granted Tom 

Cottingham

Recent Decisions – Prescribed Burning and Fuels Treatments

4/25/01 None Fuels Reduction – Prescribed Fire Resource AreawideNone In progress Joe Foran

4/25/01 None Fuels Reduction – Mechanical treatment Resource AreawideNone In progress Marv Strom
Klamath Falls Resource Area, Spring 2002 Planning Update - Page 3

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PHONE NUMBER: (541) 883-6916

DECISION 

DATE

MAP

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PROJECT TITLE & DESCRIPTION LOCATION SPECIAL 

AREAS

AFFECTED

STATUS OF 

PROJECT

CONTACT

Recent Decisions – Roads and Facilities

10/18/01 Map 1

#8

Rock Creek Bridge Replacement - The purpose of this project is to replace the bridge 

over Rock Creek. The old bridge was deteriorated to the point where it was unsafe to use.

T. 41 S., R. 15 E., 

Sec. 17

Riparian 

Reserves

Sucker Habitat

Project scheduled 

for Summer 2002

Scott 

Snedaker

Recent Decisions – Timber Sales

9/26/01 Map 1

#22

Bull Springs Fire Salvage – Approximately 120 acres burned by natural wildfire. Salvage 

of 80-90 acres of merchantable timber is proposed. This decision supplements the Roaming 

Salvage Environmental Assessment Decision Record.

T. 38 N., R. 13 E., 

Sec. 5, 6

None Project Completed Mike 

Bechdolt

Recent Decisions – Vegetation Treatment

10/24/01 Map 1

#74

Plantation Tree Pruning T. 38 N., R. 6 E.

Sec. 19

None Project Completed Bill Johnson

9/18/01 Map 2

#76

Mowing on Stukel Mountain T. 40 S, R10 E, 

Sec. 10

None Project to be 

completed Fall 

2002

Dale Brush
Klamath Falls Resource Area, Spring 2002 Planning Update - Page 4

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PHONE NUMBER: (541) 883-6916

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PROJECT TITLE & DESCRIPTION LOCATION SPECIAL AREAS

AFFECTED

STATUS OF ANALYSIS COMPLETION 

DATE

CONTACT

Ongoing Projects – General Planning

Map 1

#4

Gerber/Willow Valley Watershed Analysis. The 

purpose of this project is to analyze the conditions of the 

watershed on Forest Service and Bureau of Land 

Management land, and come up with recommendations 

for improvement. These recommendations are then 

documented in a written watershed assessment to be 

completed by the Federal Agencies. 

Gerber/Willow Valley 

Watershed

Riparian

Hydrology

Field Analysis is ongoing.

Public Scoping initiated 

July 2000

Delayed 

approximately 6 

months from Fall, 

2001. Specific date 

unknown.

Mike Limb

Map 1

#5

Gerber/Willow Valley Coordinated Resource 

Management Plan (CRMP) Watershed Analysis. The 

purpose of this process is to involve the private 

landowners in the watershed analysis on private lands. 

This is done by forming a Local Planning Team made up 

of private landowners, State and Federal land managers, 

and concerned citizens. This Local Planning Team 

comes up with recommendations for improvements on 

private land, which are then documented within the 

watershed assessment completed by Federal Agencies. 

This Analysis is for implementation of watershed and 

other future projects planned in the CRMP area.

Gerber/Willow Valley 

Watershed

Private Lands CRMP 

meetings/discussions are 

continuing

Completion date

Open-ended

Don 

Hoffheins

Map 1

#28

Upper Klamath River Management Plan EIS -

Approximately 18 miles long encompassing 6,400 acres; 

develop a management plan in response to scenic river 

designation act requirements.

Klamath River - J.C. Boyle 

Reservoir, Oregon, to 

Copco One Reservoir, 

California

Wild and Scenic River 

designation, Area of 

Critical Concern, TES 

species

Initial Scoping completed.

Draft EIS due in Fall 2001.

Spring 2003 Larry Frazier

Map 1

#29

Upper Klamath Basin and Wood River Wetland 

Resource Management Plan Amendment for the 

Fourmile Creek portion of this area. The purpose of 

this project is to amend the Upper Klamath Basin and 

Wood River Wetland Resource Management Plan EIS, 

in order to designate the Fourmile Creek area as an Area 

of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC). The first 

step in that process is preparing an ACEC evaluation of 

relevant and important values of the Fourmile Creek 

area.

Fourmile Creek Wetland Riparian

Wetland

ACEC

ACEC Evaluation 

submitted to District 

Manager, October 2000. 

Draft EIS being prepared

Delayed 

approximately 18 

months from July, 

2001. Specific date 

unknown.

Lou 

Whiteaker

None Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the 

Klamath Tribes and BLM for Coordination on 

Management Issues. The purpose of the MOU is to 

identify a process to coordinate and communicate tribal 

involvement with BLM management actions on public 

lands. 

Lakeview District Former Tribal Lands The draft MOU was 

presented to the Tribal 

Council on February 22, 

2000. Waiting for Tribal 

feedback.

Unknown Larry Frazier
Klamath Falls Resource Area, Spring 2002 Planning Update - Page 5

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AFFECTED

STATUS OF ANALYSIS COMPLETION 

DATE

CONTACT

Ongoing Projects – General Planning (Continued)

None Tree Falling for Timber Cruises EA # 014-00-01. The 

purpose of this project is to ensure accuracy of timber 

cruises.

Throughout the resource 

area.

Matrix Decision Record 9/2000.

Temporary litigation

agreement reached. Only 

trees < 15” DBH may be 

felled in matrix. No trees 

may be felled in any 

Reserves.

Annual Operation 

– Temporary 

Agreement 

extended into 2002

Mike 

Bechdolt

None Late-Successional Reserve (LSR) Assessment. A 

single Late Successional Reserve Assessment is in 

preparation that will assess all 19 Unmapped Late 

Successional Reserves designated within the resource 

area. The purpose of the assessment is to develop 

management recommendations for these areas where 

needed to restore or maintain late successional habitat. 

The Late Successional Reserve Assessment will be 

submitted to the Regional Ecosystem Office (REO) in 

late FY 2001 for review.

BLM lands west of 

Highway 97 covered by the 

Northwest Forest Plan

Unmapped Late 

Successional 

Reserves.

The interdisciplinary team 

is formulating management 

recommendations based on 

an assessment of current 

conditions.

2002 Lou 

Whiteaker

Ongoing Projects – Lands Program

Map 1

#18

Bly Dump Sale (EA No. OR-014-97-01)

Land Tenure. The purpose of this project is to sell Bly 

Transfer Station to Klamath County.

Southwest of Bly, Oregon. None Known Preparing EA – In Process 2002 Tom 

Cottingham

Map 1 

#48

Federal Aviation Administration – Electronic Site 

Right-of-Way

Hamaker Mountain None Known In process 2002 Tom 

Cottingham

Map 1 

#77

Nuez Stone - Sale of Mineral Materials – Hand picking 

Decorative Stone

West of Gerber Reservoir None Completed Pending - Sale 

contract offered

Tom 

Cottingham

 Map 1

#82

Eagle Timber O&C Tram Road Permit Use of an 

existin g road.

T. 41 S., R. 7 E. Sec. 13 None CX In process Granted – in 

Process

Linda 

Younger

Map 1

#83

Dehlinger Trust - Residential Road right-of-way. T. 40 S., R. 10 E. Sec. 9 None EA In process Pending Tom 

Cottingham

None JELD-WEN Road Use Agreement Resource Area Wide None Known In process Fall 2002 Tom 

Cottingham
Klamath Falls Resource Area, Spring 2002 Planning Update - Page 6

SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED PROJECTS

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PHONE NUMBER: (541) 883-6916

MAP

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PROJECT TITLE & DESCRIPTION LOCATION SPECIAL AREAS

AFFECTED

STATUS OF ANALYSIS COMPLETION 

DATE

CONTACT

Ongoing Projects – Prescribed Burning and Fuels Treatment

 Map 2

 #2 

Short Lake Broadcast Burn - Prescribe burn 

approximately 280 acres of land outside the Fuel 

Treatment Zones to reduce fuel loading and risk of 

catastrophic wildfire

T38S, R11E, Sec 20 & 29 None Known EA Completed

Review in process

Decision Record 

expected Summer 

2002

Joe Foran

Map 2

#3

Horton Hill Cooperative Project – Fuels Treatment on 

up to 3,000 acres.

T39S, R 11 1⁄2 E, Sec. 4, 7, 

8-10, 15-17.

None Known EA in process Spring 2002 Steve Hayner

Map 2

#11

Fuels Maintenance Treatments #2 (KCER -00-03 The 

proposed action is to use prescribed fire to remove fireprone brush, excessive levels of hazardous fuels (less 

than 6" in diameter), and removal of small conifers that 

are ladder fuels and threats to over story trees by crown 

fire. Approximately 1,200 acres will be treated. 

Klamath Falls Resource 

Area, east of Hwy 97. 

See Prescribed Fire Map for 

locations.

None Known Analysis is continuing Summer 2002 Dale Brush

Map 2

#19

Wild Midway Prescribed Burn - This project proposes 

to burn approximately 500 acres in the spring of the 

year. The purposes of this project are to: Reintroduce 

fire to restore sustainable functio n and structure to plant 

communities, while reducing the potential for standreplacement wildfires, and reducing overall fire 

management costs.

T40S, R14.5E, Sec. 2, 3, 

11, 12, & 14.

None Known Analysis Completed 

Planned projects tier to the 

Programmatic Fire EA 

(OR-014-94-09) approved 

on 4-29-94. 

Project delayed 

until the Spring of 

2002

Joe Foran

Map 2

#36

DeVaul Plus Wilkerson Prescribed Burn - This 

project proposes to burn approximately 100 acres. The 

purposes of this project are to: Reintroduce fire to restore 

sustainable function and structure to plant communities, 

while reducing the potential for stand-replacement 

wildfires, and reducing overall fire management costs.

T38S, R13E, Sec. 33 Bald Eagle Analysis Completed 

Planned projects tier to t he 

Programmatic Fire EA 

(OR-014-94-09) approved 

on 4-29-94. 

Project delayed 

until the Fall 2002

Included in Big 

Adobe Burn Plan.

Joe Foran

Map 2

#37

Miller Creek Mechanical Treatment - This project 

proposes mechanical piling instead of prescribed burning 

of approximately 100 acres. Proper burning conditions 

did not exist, so BLM managers chose to do this project 

by mechanized means.

T39S, R13E, Sec. 14 & 23 ACEC Analysis Completed 

FONSI and Decision 

Record issued on 3-24-99 

approving this project. 

Project delayed 

until the Spring 

2002

Joe Foran

Map 2

#38

Stiles Spring Prescribed Burn - This project proposes 

to burn approximately 1,000 acres. The purposes of this 

project are to: Reintroduce fire to restore sustainable 

function and structure to plant communities, while 

reducing the potential for stand-replacement wildfires, 

and reducing overall fire management costs.

T37S, R10E, Sec. 3-5, 9-

11, 14, 15

Wildlife Habitat Analysis Completed.

FONSI issued on 12-19-99. 

Decision Record issued on 

01-25-2000 approving this 

project

200 acres treated 

in FY 2000; 

Remainder 

delayed until the 

Spring 2002

Joe Foran
Klamath Falls Resource Area, Spring 2002 Planning Update - Page 7

SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED PROJECTS

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PHONE NUMBER: (541) 883-6916

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PROJECT TITLE & DESCRIPTION LOCATION SPECIAL AREAS

AFFECTED

STATUS OF ANALYSIS COMPLETION 

DATE

CONTACT

Ongoing Projects – Prescribed Burning and Fuels Treatment (Continued)

Map 2

#39

Stukel 98-1 Mechanical Treatment - This project 

proposes mechanical piling instead of prescribed burning 

of approximately 500 acres. A burning window to 

complete this project never appeared, so BLM managers 

chose to do this project by mechanized means. 

T40S, R10E, Sec. 10, 11, 

14, 23, 24

None Known Analysis Completed 

Planned projects tier to the 

Programmatic Fire EA 

(OR-014-94-09) approved 

on 4-29-94. 

Project delayed 

until the Spring 

2002

Joe Foran

Map 2

#40

Stukel 98-2 Prescribed Burn - This project proposes to 

burn approximately 3,000 acres. The purposes of this 

project are to: Reintroduce fire to restore sustainable 

function and structure to plant communities, while 

reducing the potential for stand-replacement wildfires, 

and reducing overall fire management costs.

T40S, R10E, Sec. 12, 13, 

24

T40S, R11E, Sec. 7 & 18

Bald Eagle Analysis Completed 

Planned projects tier to the 

Programmatic Fire EA 

(OR-014-94-09) approved 

on 4-29-94

Project delayed 

until the Spring 

2003

Joe Foran

Map 2

#41

Barnes Valley Prescribed Burn - This project proposes 

to burn approximately 1,500 acres in the spring of the 

year. The purposes of this project are to: Reintroduce 

fire to restore sustainable function and structure to plant 

communities, while reducing the potential for standreplacement wildfires, and reducing overall fire 

management costs.

T39S, R14E, Sec. 21-25

T39S, R15E, Sec. 31 & 32

Riparian, Sucker 

habitat, Noxious 

Weeds

FONSI and Decision 

Record issued on 3-29-99 

approving this project. No 

further decision documents 

are required.

Project begun in 

the Spring of 2001. 

To be completed 

Fall 2002

Joe Foran

Map 2

#42

Hamaker/Chase Fuels Treatment T40S, R8E None EA in process Summer 2002 Gabi 

Sommerauer

Map 2

#43

Rattlesnake 1 Prescribed Burn - This project proposes 

to burn approximately 22 acres. The purposes of this 

project are to: Reintroduce fire to restore sustainable 

function and structure to plant communities, while 

reducing the potential for stand-replacement wildfires, 

and reducing overall fire management costs.

T37S, R11E, Sec. 32 None Known Analysis Completed 

Planned projects tier to the 

Programmatic Fire EA 

(OR-014-94-09) approved 

on 4-29-94. 

Project delayed 

until the Fall of 

2002

Joe Foran

Map 2

#44

Rattlesnake 7 Prescribed Burn - This project proposes 

to burn approximately 7 acres. The purposes of this 

project are to: Reintroduce fire to restore sustainable 

function and structure to plant communities, while 

reducing the potential for stand-replacement wildfires, 

and reducing overall fire management costs.

T38S, R11.5E, Sec. 9 Bald Eagle in unit 6 

adjacent to this unit

Golden Eagle

Analysis Completed 

Planned projects tier to the 

Programmatic Fire EA 

(OR-014-94-09) approved 

on 4-29-94. 

Project delayed 

until the Fall of 

2002

Joe Foran
Klamath Falls Resource Area, Spring 2002 Planning Update - Page 8

SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED PROJECTS

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT * KLAMATH FALLS RESOURCE AREA * 2795 ANDERSON AVENUE, BLDG. #25 * KLAMATH FALLS, OR 97603

PHONE NUMBER: (541) 883-6916

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PROJECT TITLE & DESCRIPTION LOCATION SPECIAL AREAS

AFFECTED

STATUS OF ANALYSIS COMPLETION 

DATE

CONTACT

Ongoing Projects – Prescribed Burning and Fuels Treatment (Continued)

Map 2

#45

Upper Swan Prescribed Burn - This project proposes 

to burn approximately 98 acres. The purposes of this 

project are to: Reintroduce fire to restore sustainable 

function and structure to plant communities, while 

reducing the potential for stand-replacement wildfires, 

and reducing overall fire management costs.

T37S, R10E, Sec. 24 & 25

T37S, R11.5E, Sec. 31

Bald Eagle Analysis Completed 

Planned projects tier to the 

Programmatic Fire EA 

(OR-014-94-09) approved 

on 4-29-94. 

Project delayed 

until the Fall 2002

Joe Foran

Map 2

#46

Oak Thinning Prescribed Burn - This project proposes 

to burn approximately 181 acres. The purposes of this 

project are to: Reintroduce fire to restore sustainable 

function and structure to plant communities, while 

reducing the potential for stand-replacement wildfires, 

and reducing overall fire management costs.

T41S, R5E, Sec. 11 &14

T41S, R6E, Sec. 4

None Known Analysis Completed 

Planned projects tier to the 

Programmatic Fire EA 

(OR-014-94-09) approved 

on 4-29-94. 

Project scheduled 

for winter 2002

Joe Foran

Map 2

#49

Public Firewood Cutting – Including approximately 

350 acres on Stukel Mountain (Weber roadside) 

previously in Stukel 98-7&9 prescribed Burn project., 

and on public roads on Bryant Mountain near McFall 

Reservoir

T. 40 S., R. 10 & 11 E. None EA being completed Summer 2002 Dennis Fiore

Map 2

#50

Brady Butte Prescribed Burn - This project proposes 

to burn up to 5,800 acres. The purposes are to: 

Reintroduce fire to restore sustainable function and 

structure to plant communities, while reducing the 

potential for stand-replacement wildfires, and reducing 

overall fire management costs.

T.41S., R14 1⁄2 E. Bald Eagle Analysis Completed 

Planned projects tier to the 

Programmatic Fire EA 

(OR-014-94-09) approved 

on 4-29-94

Project to be 

implemented in 

Fall of 2002

Joe Foran

Map 2

#51

Baldy Crest Prescribed Burn - This project proposes to 

burn 540 acres. The purposes of this project are to: 

Reintroduce fire to restore sustainable function and 

structure to plant communities, while reducing the 

potential for stand-replacement wildfires, and reducing 

overall fire management costs. Another purpose is to 

reduce fuel loadings within the Old Baldy Research 

Natural Area (RNA).

T.38S., R.5E., Sec. 19, 20, 

29, 30

Old Baldy RNA

Northern spotted owl

Pacific Crest Trail

A Determination of NEPA 

Adequacy (DNA) 

completed June 2000

Project to be 

implemented in 

Spring 2002

Lou 

Whiteaker

Map 2

#62

Mechanical Slash Treatment Project – Fuels reduction 

and vegetative control by mechanical treatments 

(shearing, chipping, or grinding) on approximately 

12,000 acres

Multiple Locations

Resource Area Wide

None DNA completed 

April 25, 2001

Projects to be 

tasked out over a 

three year period

Marv Strom

Map 2

#63

Stukel 98-7 & 9 Prescribed Burns - This project 

proposes to burn approximately 525 acres. The purposes 

of this project are to: Reintroduce fire to restore 

sustainable function and structure to plant communities, 

while reducing the potential for stand-replacement 

wildfires, and reducing overall fire management costs.

T40S., R11E., Sec 5 & 6 Bald Eagle Analysis Completed 

Planned projects tier to the 

Programmatic Fire EA 

(OR-014-94-09) approved 

on 4-29-94. 

Project delayed 

until the Spring 

2003

Dennis Fiore
Klamath Falls Resource Area, Spring 2002 Planning Update - Page 9

SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED PROJECTS

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT * KLAMATH FALLS RESOURCE AREA * 2795 ANDERSON AVENUE, BLDG. #25 * KLAMATH FALLS, OR 97603

PHONE NUMBER: (541) 883-6916

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AFFECTED

STATUS OF ANALYSIS COMPLETION 

DATE

CONTACT

Ongoing Projects – Prescribed Burning and Fuels Treatment (Continued)

Map 2

#64

Stateline Prescribed Burn – Prescribe burn 

approximately 2,000 acres to reduce fuel loading and 

risk of catastrophic wildfire

T.40S, R15 E., T.41S, 

R15E.

None Initiated Winter 2001 Fall 2002 or 2003 Joe Foran

Map 2

#65

Big Adobe Prescribed Burn – Prescribe burn 

approximately 2,000 acres to reduce fuel loading and 

risk of catastrophic wildfire

T.41S., R15E. Riparian Initiated Winter 2001 Fall 2003 Joe Foran

Map 2

#66

Hamaker Canyon Prescribed Burn – Prescribe burn 

approximately 400 acres to reduce fuel loading and risk 

of catastrophic wildfire

T.40S., R.13E., Sec. 8 None Known Initiated Winter 2001 Spring 2002 Joe Foran

Map 2

#67

Yainax Butte Prescribed Burn – Prescribe burn 

approximately 500 acres to reduce fuel loading and risk 

of catastrophic wildfire.

T.37S, R13E, Sec. 

26,27,34,35

None Known Initiated Spring 2001 Spring 2002 Joe Foran

Map 2

#68

Kakapoo Prescribed Burn - This project proposes to 

burn approximately 280 acres. 

T.38S, R.6E, Sec. 21 Key Watershed Completed Winter 2001, 

Project begun Spring 2001.

To be completed 

Spring 2002

Joe Foran

Map 2

#70

Western Juniper Utilization – Using juniper debris for 

biomass or by-product in Oshea (FTZ 95/71), and 

Norcross Springs

T. 39 & 40 S., R. 13,14 & 

14 1⁄2 E.

None Known EA to be prepared Spring 2002 Doug Miller

Map 2

#71

Klamath River Canyon Fuels Reduction Klamath River Canyon Wild & Scenic River On Hold Project on hold 

pending Klamath 

River Plan

Dale Brush

Map 2

#72

Bly Mountain Landscape Management Project –

Understory thinning of ponderosa pine and removal of 

invasive juniper on 40 acres to help reduce fuel loading 

in urban interface areas.

T. 37 S., R. 11 E., Sec. 23 None Known DNA Completed Ongoing 2002 Bill Johnson
Klamath Falls Resource Area, Spring 2002 Planning Update - Page 10

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Ongoing Projects – Roads and Facilities

Map 1

#6

Gerber Area Recreation Improvements - (RMP ROD 

EIS 6-2-95, pp. 49-50) - This project falls under 

corrective maintenance, improvement or replacement in 

the Klamath Falls RMP. New or additional facilities 

proposed at Gerber Recreation Site include water and 

electrical lines, boat ramp, dock and parking, BOR house 

RV holding tank, group day use shelters and hiking 

trails. Existing maintenance, improvement or 

replacement to be done include: rocking and chipsealing/paving road system and campsites, picnic tables, 

barrier posts, camp host RV holding tank, hydrants, 

Barnes Valley Boat Ramp access road.

Gerber Reservoir 

Recreation Site

T&E Species

(suckers and bald 

eagles)

Plan Conformance

Determination of NEPA 

Adequacy completed and 

approved on 10/28/99.

Projects require no further 

decision documents as they 

are in compliance with the 

KFRA RMP.

In FY 2001 - chip 

sealed access road 

and campground 

loops, and 

constructed BOR 

House holding 

tank.

FY 2002 begin 

trail design, layout 

& construction, 

and North camp 

RV holding tank

Scott Senter

Map 1

#6

Gerber Area Primitive Camp and Day Use Sites 

Recreation Improvements. The objectives of these 

improvements are to update or improve existing facilities 

to continue to provide an enhanced recreational 

experience and satisfy visitor needs. 

Gerber Recreation Sites; 

Stan H Spring, Potholes, 

Miller Creek, Frog Camp, 

Pitchlog Creek, Wildhorse, 

Basin, Rock Creek and 

Willow Valley Reservoir

T&E Species

(suckers)

A Determination of NEPA

Adequacy (DNA) 

completed 9/25/2000. 

Projects require no further 

decision documents as they 

are in compliance with the 

KFRA RMP. (Project ongoing, contingent on 

funding)

In FY 2001 

Bathrooms 

installed.

FY 2002 - Willow 

Valley Boat ramp 

funding approved; 

construction 

expected Fall 

2002.

Scott Senter

Map 1

#7

Barnes Valley Creek 3C Road Crossing Improvement. 

The purpose of this project is to reconstruct a ford on 

Barnes Valley Creek to allow fish passage during low 

stream flows. Concrete blocks with connecting wire 

cables would be installed to help prevent sediment 

entering the stream as a vehicle crosses over the creek.

Junction of Barnes Valley 

Creek & 3C’s road. T39S, 

R14 1⁄2 E, Sec. 22.

Redband Trout

Lost River and 

Shortnose Sucker 

Habitat

EA completed. 

FONSI signed August 

2000.

Decision Record signed 

November 2000.

Ford installed 

2001.

Additional 

structure work in 

2002.

Andy 

Hamilton

Map 1

#13

Miners Creek Culvert Removals and Stream 

Restoration - The purpose of this project is to improve 

fish passage and water quality through culvert and road 

decommissioning.

T. 38 S., R. 6 E., Sec. 33 Riparian Reserves EA and/or DNA will be 

prepared.

On hold until road 

inventory and 

analysis is 

completed

Scott 

Snedaker

None Topsy Road Safety Improvements Topsy Road near Hwy. 66 None CX Completed First half 

Completed

Scott Senter
Klamath Falls Resource Area, Spring 2002 Planning Update - Page 11

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Ongoing Projects – Roads and Facilities (Continued)

Map 1

#25

Wood River Wetlands Project - Projects planned for 

FY2001 include: 

1) Oregon Trout and partners initiate reconstruction of 

the Wood River delta channel downstream on the bridge; 

2) Install fish screen on Sevenmile Canal diversion 

structure; 

3) Surface rock dike roads from the bridge to Sevenmile 

Canal; 

4) Install floating boardwalk, interpretive signs, restroom 

and trail system; 

5) Add group interpretive site; 

6) Improve existing access trail.

Wood River Property

25 miles north of Klamath 

Falls, Oregon

Wetlands Planned projects are in 

compliance with the Upper 

Klamath Basin and Wood 

River Wetland Resource 

Management Plan EIS; 

decision signed June 16, 

1995. No further decision 

documents are required.

Completion:

1) Channel 

completed

2) August 2002

3) Pending 

Funding

4) 2002 Pending 

Funding

5) 2002 Pending 

Funding 

6) Trail work 

completed

Wedge 

Watkins

Ongoing Proje cts – Timber Sales

Map 1

#9

Upper Spencer Creek/Surveyor Mountain Timber 

Sale EA. The purpose of this EA is to analyze proposed 

commercial and non-commercial treatments. Up to 15 

million board feet of timber would be harvested from 

1500-2000 acres. Other treatments include: watershed 

restoration, road obliteration, construction, and 

improvement, precommercial thinning, fuels reduction, 

prescribed burning, and reforestation. 

Surveyor Mountain

T38S, R5E, S.25, 26, 36

T39S, R5E, S.1, 12

T39S, R6E, S6&7.

Matrix

Riparian Reserves

Preparing EA – Estimated 

completion, Spring 2002

Sale date -

Undetermined

Mike 

Bechdolt

Map 1

#12

Surveyor Mtn. Timber Sale - This sale will be located 

in the upper portion of the Spencer Creek and Jenny 

Creek Watersheds. An est imated 500-1000 acres is 

designated for treatment. Approximately 5.0 million 

board feet of timber will be harvested.

T38S. R5E., Sec. 25, 26, 

35, 36

T39S. R5E., Sec. 1

T39S. R6E., Sec. 6

Riparian Reserves

District Designated 

Reserves

Matrix

Finalizing the EA. 

Reconnaissance work to be 

completed in 2001.

Proposed sale date: 

Fall 2002 or 

Spring of 2003

Mike 

Bechdolt

Map 1

#14

Saddled Again Timber Sale - This sale will be located 

in the southwest corner of the Spencer Creek Watershed 

and the north end of the Topsy/Pokegama Landscape 

Analysis Area. A watershed/landscape analysis and EA 

have been completed in both areas. 

T.39S., R6E.,

Sec. 9, 15, 19, 21

Riparian Reserves

District Designated 

Reserves

Matrix

EA completed. Field work 

completed, Finalizing 

Decision Record

Proposed sale date: 

Spring or Summer 

2002

Mike 

Bechdolt

Map 1

#16

Slim Chicken Timber Sale - This sale was proposed in 

the Topsy/Pokegama/Hamaker Forest Health Treatments 

EA. Slim Chicken TS treats and estimated 2,000 acres 

and harvests approximately 4.0 million board feet of 

timber. This sale was designed as a density 

management/under story reduction. Other treatments 

include prescribed burning, thinning and fuels reduction.

T40S, R7E, S19, 21, 29, 31

South of Hwy 66

Riparian Reserves

District Designated 

Reserves

Matrix

Fieldwork complete. 

Finalizing Decision Record

Proposed Sale date 

Spring or Summer 

2002

Mike 

Bechdolt
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SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED PROJECTS

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Ongoing Projects – Timber Sales (Continued)

Map 1

#17

Grenada West Timber Sale - This sale was proposed in 

the Topsy /Pokegama/Hamaker Forest Health Treatments 

EA. Grenada West TS treats an estimated 1,300 acres 

and harvests approximately 2.5 million board feet of 

timber. This sale is designed as a density 

management/under story reduction. Other treatments 

include prescribed burning, thinning and fuels reduction.

T40S, R6E, S23, 35

T40S, R7E, S7

T41S, R6E, S1, 2, 11,13

Riparian Reserves

District Designated 

Reserves

EA Completed, Decision 

Record signed August 

2001

Timber Sale sold 

in August 2001

Mike 

Bechdolt

Map 1

#32

Whiteline Timber Sale - The second scheduled timber 

sale under the Bly Mtn./ Whiteline/ Swan Lake Forest 

Health treatment EA (EA # OR-014-99-6). 

Approximately 200 acres are designated for treatment. 

An estimated volume of 300 MBF will be harvested. 

This sale was designed as a density management. 

understory reduction. Other treatments include 

prescribed burning, thinning, and fuels reduction.

T37S., R9E., Sec.3, 13, 14 None EA Completed, Decision 

Record signed August 

2001

Timber offered 

August 2001 – No 

Bid

Mike 

Bechdolt
Klamath Falls Resource Area, Spring 2002 Planning Update - Page 13

SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED PROJECTS

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT * KLAMATH FALLS RESOURCE AREA * 2795 ANDERSON AVENUE, BLDG. #25 * KLAMATH FALLS, OR 97603

PHONE NUMBER: (541) 883-6916

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Ongoing Projects – Vegetation Treatments

Map 2

#30

Clover Creek DDRB - 108 acres mechanical treatment. T.38S., R6E., Sec. 27,34

Off Spencer Hookup Road

Bald Eagles, Survey 

and Manage species

DNA to be completed in 

Spring 2001.

On hold for 

completion of 

LSRA

Gayle Sitter

Map 1

#75

Oak Thinning in Klamath River Canyon – Thinning 

of oak and pine and removing invasive juniper from oak 

woodland stands to improve stand health and mast 

(acorn) production for wild turkeys.

Klamath River Canyon 

T. 41 S., R. 6 E., Sec. 6,7

Scenic River Corridor DNA Completed Summer 2001 Trisha 

Lapomardo

None Aspen Thinning – Thinning of Aspen to stimulate 

growth of new shoots

Resource Area Wide Riparian EA in process- to be 

completed Summer 2001

Implementation as 

Annual Program

Shane Durant

None Noxious Weed Treatments. The purpose of this project 

is to contain or reduce noxious weed populations using 

an integrated pest management approach, including 

manual, mechanical, chemical, and biological control 

methods.

Activities tier to the Klamath Falls Resource Area 

Integrated Weed Control Plan (IWCP) and 

Environmental Assessment (EA-OR-014-93-09), 

approved July 21, 1993. 

Weed-infested sites 

throughout the Klamath 

Falls Resource Area

ACEC’s This document is tiered to 

the Northwest Area 

Noxious Weed Control 

Program EIS approved in 

December 1985 and 

Supplemented in March 

1987.

Noxious Weed 

Treatments occur 

from May through 

October

Lou 

Whiteaker

Ongoing Projects – Watershed

Map 1

#73

Gerber–Willow Valley Watershed Spring Monitoring

– Establish monitoring data to compare with results after 

invasive juniper removal projects.

Gerber Block None Known CX to be completed Fall 2002 Mike Turaski

Ongoing Projects – Wildlife

None Nest Structures – Construction of nest structures to 

facilitate the nesting of important avian species.

Resource Area Wide Great Grey Owl and 

Osprey habitat

CX in Summer 2002 Summer 2002 John Kellum
Klamath Falls Resource Area, Spring 2002 Planning Update - Page 14

SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED PROJECTS

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT * KLAMATH FALLS RESOURCE AREA * 2795 ANDERSON AVENUE, BLDG. #25 * KLAMATH FALLS, OR 97603

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On-Going Projects Not Requiring a Signed NEPA Decision

Rangeland Health Standards Assessments

These assessments compare the monitoring information collected against the five Standards for Rangeland Health and propose management changes if current grazing use is not meeting the 

Standards, or not making significant improvement towards meeting them. Changes are implemented through the grazing decision process.

* These assessments incorporated as part of the Gerber/Willow Valley Watershed Analysis effort; assessment completio n will be when the Watershed Analysis is completed.

** These assessments are the KFRA’s Fiscal Year 2002 scheduled assessments. They are scheduled to be completed during calendar year 2002 (or early 2003). If any member of the public 

desires participation in the assessment process and/or a copy of the final assessment (once completed) please contact Bill Lindsey or Dana Eckard at the Klamath Falls Office.

Map 3 #31 Bear Valley Allotment (#0876) East-central Gerber Block None Known Assessment in progress Winter 2001-2002 Dana Eckard

Map 3 # 33 Dixie Allotment (#0107) Lands west of Klamath 

Falls, south of Highway 66. None Known Assessment in progress Winter 2001-2002 Dana Eckard

Map 3 #35 Fields Allotment (#0893) South Langell Valley None Known Assessment in progress Fall 2002 Dana Eckard

Map 3 #52 Paddock Allotment (#0844) North-central Gerber Block None Known Assessment in progress Fall 2002* Bill Lindsey

Map 3 #53 J Spring Allotment (#0803) Northwest Gerber Block None Known Assessment in progress Fall 2002* Bill Lindsey

Map 3 #57 Campbell Allotment #(0878) Northwest Gerber Block None Known Assessment in progress Fall 2002* Dana Eckard

Map 3 #59 Bumpheads Allotment (#0877) Southwest Gerber Block None Known Assessment in progress Fall 2002* Dana Eckard

Map 3 #60 Horse Camp Rim Allotment (#0886) Central Gerber Block None Known Assessment in progress Fall 2002* Bill Lindsey

Map 3 #61 Rock Creek Allotment (#0888) Southeast Gerber Block None Known Assessment in progress Fall 2002* Dana Eckard

Map 3 #85 Horton Allotment (#0883) North Langell Valley None Known Assessment in progress Fall 2002* Dana Eckard

Map 3 #86 Rodgers Allotment (#0852) Stukel Mountain,

Southwest of Klamath Falls

None Known Pending initiation Winter 2002-

2003**

Bill Lindsey/ 

Dana Eckard

Map 3 #87 JELD-WEN Allotment (#0822) Stukel Mountain, 

Southwest of Klamath Falls

None Known Pending initiation Winter 2002-

2003**

Bill Lindsey/

Dana Eckard

Map 3 #88 Cunard Allotment (#0859) Stukel Mountain, 

Southwest of Klamath Falls

None Known Pending initiation Winter 2002-

2003**

Bill Lindsey/ 

Dana Eckard

Map 3 #89 Stukel-Dehlinger C. Allotment (#0815) Stukel Mountain, 

Southwest of Klamath Falls

None Known Pending initiation Winter 2002-

2003**

Bill Lindsey/ 

Dana Eckard

Map 3 #90 Stukel-Dehlinger H. Allotment (#0816) Stukel Mountain, 

Southwest of Klamath Falls

None Known Pending initiation Winter 2002-

2003**

Bill Lindsey/ 

Dana Eckard

 Map 3 #91 Stukel-High Allotment (#0827) Stukel Mountain, 

Southwest of Klamath Falls

None Known Pending initiation Winter 2002-

2003**

Bill Lindsey/ 

Dana Eckard
Klamath Falls Resource Area, Spring 2002 Planning Update - Page 15

SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED PROJECTS

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT * KLAMATH FALLS RESOURCE AREA * 2795 ANDERSON AVENUE, BLDG. #25 * KLAMATH FALLS, OR 97603

PHONE NUMBER: (541) 883-6916

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On-Going Projects Not Requiring a Signed NEPA Decision

Rangeland Health Standards Assessments

Map 3

#92

Stukel-Hill Allotment (#0828) Stukel Mountain, 

Southwest of Klamath Falls

None Known Pending initiation Winter 2002-

2003**

Bill Lindsey/ 

Dana Eckard

Map 3

#93

Stukel-Coffin Allotment (#0812) Stukel Mountain, 

Southwest of Klamath Falls

None Known Pending initiation Winter 2002-

2003**

Bill Lindsey/ 

Dana Eckard

Map 3

#94

Voight Allotment (#0894) Stukel Mountain, 

Southwest of Klamath Falls

None Known Pending initiation Winter 2002-

2003**

Bill Lindsey/ 

Dana Eckard
Klamath Falls Resource Area, Spring 2002 Planning Update - Page 16

Presentations/Environmental Education Programs/Tours

What Was Presented Date Where Group / Age # of People

Spencer CRMP 2/5/01 Keno Elem.

Upper Klamath Working 

Group 12 people

"Expanding Your Horizons" 3/19/01 OIT 8th grade girls 55 girls

"Expanding Your Horizons" 3/20/01 OIT 8th grade girls 55 girls

"Expanding Your Horizons" 3/21/01 OIT 8th grade girls 60 girls

Wetlands Field Day 5/14/01 Wood River

1st graders (Chiloquin 

Elem.) 40 students

Wetland Biology 5/16/01 Wood River

High School Students 

(Tulelake HS) 30 students

Wood River Project 5/16/01 Wood River

Adults, Extension Agent 

Tour 40 people

Wetlands Field Day 6/1/01 Running Y Resort 5th & 6th graders 120 students

Prep. For Link River Nature Walk 6/4/01 Pelican Elem. 4th & 5th graders 50 students

Nature Walk 6/5/01 Link River 4th & 5th graders 50 students

Wetlands Field Day 6/12/01 Wood River 3rd graders 60 students

 Wood River Project Tour for CA Biologists 7/12/01 Wood River Adults 35 people

Wood River Project 7/23/01 Wood River KLETI, ages 14-18 7 people

Public Land Use and Access 8/4/01 Keno Sportsmen's Park 8-15 yrs old, youth hunters ~75 kids

Wood River Project 8/7/01 Wood River 6-18 yrs old 16 people

Pronghorn Biology 8/17/01 Gerber OHA Youth Hunters 15 kids

Entomology Presentation 9/12/01 Mills Elem. 5th graders 28 students

FY 2001 ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND OUTREACH

Participation by Klamath Falls Resource Area Employees and Volunteers
Klamath Falls Resource Area, Spring 2002 Planning Update - Page 17

FY 2001 ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND OUTREACH

Participation by Klamath Falls Resource Area Employees and Volunteers

Special Events

Event/Activity Date Where # of Employee 

Participants # of Public Participants

6th Annual Celebrating Wildflowers 

Photography Contest 3/01- 6/01 Klamath Basin - (In cooperation with other local agencies) 4 employees 21 entrants

Earth Day 4/21/01 Jefferson Square Mall 7 employees ~250 people

Packing Clinic 5/4/01-5/6/01 Klamath Co. Fairgrounds ~10 employees ~2000 people

International Migratory Bird Day 5/12/01 Klamath Community College ~20 employees ~300 people

Fishing Day 6/2/01 Gerber 25 employees and family 100 kids

RAP Camp 6/17/01-6/23/01 Lake of the Woods ~20 employees 55 kids and 10 teachers

Klamath County Fair 8/9/01-8/12/01 Klamath Co. Fairgrounds ~10 employees ~2000 people

Lake County Fair 8/31/01-9/2/01 Lake Co. Fairgrounds 1 KFRA employee ~1000 people

Oregon Archaeology Celebration 10/13/01 Pokegama Plateau, Topsy Road ~10 employees 14 bicyclists

National Public Lands Day 9/22/01 Gerber Reservoir 12 64
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