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ordinary high water mark in a

designated recreational mining area.

6. Other Acts

a. Taking, attempting to take, or

possession of any fish or wildlife in

violation of State or Federal law.

b. Entering an area posted as closed to

public entry.

c. Failure to restrain pets on a leash

or in a cage at all times in developed

recreation sites or other areas where

required.

d. Using or riding horses in areas

where prohibited.

e. Being nude where a person may be

seen by the general public.

f. Firewood gathering (including

driftwood, dead and down wood) in

areas where prohibited.

g. Selling or offering for sale any

services or merchandise, or conducting

any kind of business enterprise without

a BLM permit.

h. Aircraft landing without

authorization.

i. Violations by permittee of any

stipulations outlined in a Special

Recreation Use Permit.

j. Defacing, disturbing, or removing

any natural or cultural feature or

property of the U.S. Government.

7. Disorderly Conduct

a. A person commits disorderly

conduct when, with the intent to cause

public alarm, nuisance, jeopardy or

violence, or knowingly or recklessly

committing a risk thereof, such a person

commits any of the following prohibited

acts:

1. Engage in fighting, threatening or

violent behavior.

2. Language, gesture, display or act

that is obscene (as defined in State law),

physically threatening, menacing, or

likely to inflict injury or incite a breach

of peace.

3. Making noise that is unreasonable

(based on location, time of day, or other

factors that would govern the conduct of

a reasonably prudent person).

4. Display of a firearm or other

weapon in a threatening or menacing

manner.

b. Operating generator, amplified

music and other excessive or loud noise

from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.

c. Threatening, resisting, intimidating

or interfering with any BLM official,

employee or volunteer in, or on account

of, the performance of official duties.

8. Vehicles

a. Operating a vehicle in violation of

State law.

b. Parking in a way that impedes or

obstructs traffic or creates a traffic safety

hazard.

c. Parking in an area posted as closed

to parking.

d. Using a motorized or mechanical

transportation device (i.e, bicycles) in

areas where prohibited.

e. Exceeding posted speed limits.

f. Disregarding traffic control devices.

9. Boating

a. Violation of any State Marine Board

regulation.

10. Alcoholic Beverages and Controlled

Substances

a. Consuming, possessing, or

furnishing alcohol or a controlled

substance in violation of State law.

b. Operating a vehicle or watercraft

when under the influence of alcohol or

a controlled substance in violation of

State law.

Penalties: Any person convicted of

violating any prohibition established by

this notice, may be subject to the

penalties provided in 43 CFR 8351.2–1

(f), which include a fine not to exceed

$500, and/or imprisonment not to

exceed 6 months, and costs the

proceedings, as well as, penalties

provided under State Law.

Van Manning,

District Manager, Salem District Office.

[FR Doc. 98–14324 Filed 5–29–98; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4310–33–M

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

[OR–080–081–0777–33; GP8–0178]

Supplementary Rules for Public Lands;

Salem District; Oregon

AGENCY: Bureau of Land Management,

Interior, Salem District.

ACTION: Notice of supplementary rules

for the Salem District.

SUMMARY: The Bureau of Land

Management (BLM), Salem District

proposes to consolidate and revise

existing supplementary rules related to

prohibited acts on BLM-administered

land and water surfaces in Salem

District.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: A copy of

these supplementary rules and maps

showing BLM-administered lands are

available at the Salem District Office.

COMMENT PERIOD: Interested parties may

submit comments within 30 days of the

publication of this notice. Please send

comments to the Salem District

Manager, Attention: Law Enforcement,

1717 Fabry Road SE, Salem, Oregon,

97306. Any adverse comments will be

evaluated by the District Manager, who

may vacate or modify these actions and

issue a final determination.

EFFECTIVE DATE: In the absence of any

further action by the District Manager,

these supplementary rules will become

the final determination of the

Department of the Interior, 30 days after

the publication of this notice, and will

supersede all previous supplementary

rules.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Greg Tyler at (503) 375–5623.

Supplementary Rules

Pursuant to 43 CFR 8365.1–6, the

following acts are prohibited on the

land and water surfaces administered by

the BLM, Salem District to protect

natural resources and to provide for

public safety and enjoyment.

Authorization for exemption from a

supplementary rule must be obtained

from a BLM authorized officer, as

defined in 43 CFR 8360.0–5(a), prior to

the use of BLM-administered land and

water surfaces in the Salem District.

1. Overnight Camping

a. General—Unless otherwise

authorized, camping in dispersed or

developed recreation sites longer than

14 days, either through separate visits or

continuous occupation, during any

consecutive 28 day period is prohibited.

Upon reaching the 14-day limit,

occupants and all their possessions

must leave BLM-administered lands in

the Salem District for a minimum of 14

consecutive days.

b. Molalla River—Unless otherwise

authorized, overnight camping is

prohibited on all BLM-administered

lands within 1⁄4-mile of the Molalla

River’s ordinary high water mark,

except in designated camping areas or

developed recreation sites.

c. Nestucca River and Mt. Hood

Special Recreation Management Areas—

Unless otherwise authorized, overnight

camping is prohibited on all BLMadministered lands in both the Nestucca

River and Mt. Hood Special Recreation

Management Areas, except in

designated camping areas or developed

recreation sites.

d. Unless otherwise authorized,

failing to have at least one person

occupy a camping area at a designated

or developed recreation site during each

night after camping equipment has been

set up for occupancy and use.

e. Unless otherwise authorized,

failure to pay applicable fees within 30

minutes of occupying a designated fee

site.

f. Unless otherwise authorized,

leaving camping equipment or other

personal property unattended for more

than 48 hours.

g. Unless otherwise authorized,

overnight occupancy of an
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administrative site or any area posted

closed to camping.

2. Fires

a. Where prohibited, a campfire

outside of a fire pan, metal fire ring, or

similar metal container.

b. Using, or possessing fireworks,

firecrackers, or other explosive devices

in violation of State law.

c. Failure to observe any State fire

orders or closure regulations.

3. Sanitation and Refuse

a. Disposal of human body waste

except at designated locations in

developed recreation sites.

b. Burying human body waste less

than 6–8 inches deep and less than 100

feet from any natural water source in

undeveloped areas.

c. Washing dishes or using soap in a

natural water source or less than 100

feet from any natural water source.

d. Draining any waste water from

recreational vehicles or trailers except at

a designated location.

4. Firearms

a. Possessing or discharging a firearm

or other weapon in violation of State of

Federal law.

b. Discharging a firearm or other

weapon with 1⁄4-mile of a residence,

building developed recreation site,

environmental education site, or

occupied area.

c. Discharging a firearm or other

projectile weapons such as bows and

arrows, crossbows, air rifles, or paint

ball guns into or from within any area

posted as a ‘‘no shooting,’’ or ‘‘safety

zone.’’

5. Recreational Mining

a. Use of motorized mining equipment

in violation of State law.

b. Use of a dredge equipped with a

suction hose having an inside diameter

greater than four inches, regardless of

nozzle size, in a designated recreational

mining area.

c. Digging in river banks or disturbing

vegetation in river banks above the

ordinary high water mark in a

designated recreational mining area.

6. Other Acts

a. Taking, attempting to take, or

possession of any fish or wildlife in

violation of State or Federal law.

b. Entering an area posted as closed to

public entry.

c. Failure to restrain pets on a leash

or in a cage at all times in developed

recreation sites or other areas where

required.

d. Using or riding horses in areas

where prohibited.

e. Being nude where a person may be

seen by the general public.

f. Firewood gathering (including

driftwood, dead and down wood) in

areas where prohibited.

7. Disorderly Conduct

a. A person commits disorderly

conduct when, with the intent to cause

public alarm, nuisance, jeopardy or

violence, or knowingly or recklessly

committing a risk thereof, such a person

commits any of the following prohibited

acts:

1. Engage in fighting, threatening or

violent behavior.

2. Language, gesture, display or act in

a way that is obscene (as described in

State law), physically threatening,

menacing, or likely to inflict injury or

incite a breach of peace.

3. Making noise that is unreasonable

(based on location, time of day, or other

factors that would govern the conduct of

a reasonably prudent person).

4. Display of a firearm or other

weapon in a threatening or menacing

manner.

b. Operating generators, amplified

music and other excessive or loud noise

from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.

8. Vehicles

a. Operation of a vehicle in violation

of State law.

b. Parking in a way that impedes or

obstructs traffic or creates a traffic safety

hazard.

c. Parking in an area posted as closed

to parking.

d. Using a motorized or mechanical

transportation device (i.e., bicycles) in

areas where prohibited.

9. Boating

a. Violation of any State Marine Board

regulation.

10. Alcoholic Beverages and Controlled

Substances

a. Consuming, possessing, or

furnishing alcohol or a controlled

substance in violation of State law.

b. Operating a vehicle or watercraft

when under the influence of alcohol or

a controlled substance in violation of

State law.

11. Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural

Area

In addition to supplementary rules

listed above:

a. Overnight camping and parking.

b. Pets west of the lighthouse parking

area; Pets not under physical restraint at

all times.

c. Engaging in commercial

solicitation.

d. Hunting, discharging firearms,

igniting fireworks or other explosive

devices.

e. Damaging, removing plant and

animal specimens or cultural resources.

f. Flying kites or radio-controlled

model airplanes.

g. Hang gliding set up, launching,

flying, and landing outside of the

specified areas and dates posted on site.

h. Conducting research projects or

scientific studies without a permit.

i. Parking on Lighthouse Drive, east of

the entrance gate to the BLM boundary.

Penalties: Any person who fails to

comply with the supplementary rules

described in this notice may be subject

to the penalties provided in 43 CFR

8360.0–7, which include a fine not to

exceed $1,000 and/or imprisonment not

to exceed 12 months, as well as,

penalties provided under State Law.

Van Manning,

District Manager, Salem District Office.

[FR Doc. 98–14325 Filed 5–29–98; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4310–33–M

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Bureau of Land Management

[AZ 950–5700–77; AZA 29773]

Notice of Proposed Withdrawal and

Opportunity for Public Meeting;

Arizona

AGENCY: Bureau of Land Management,

Interior.

ACTION: Notice.

SUMMARY: The United States Department

of Agriculture, Forest Service, has filed

an application to withdraw 290 acres of

National Forest System land to protect

the Goodding Research Natural Area

Extension. This notice closes the land

for up to 2 years from location and entry

under the United States mining laws.

The land will remain open to all other

uses which may be made of National

Forest System lands.

DATES: Comments and requests for a

meeting should be received on or before

August 31, 1998.

ADDRESSES: Comments and meeting

requests should be sent to the Forest

Supervisor, Coronado National Forest,

300 W. Congress, Tucson, Arizona

85701.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

George McKay, Coronado National

Forest, 520–670–4552.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Forest

Service has filed an application to

withdraw the following described

National Forest System lands from

location and entry under the United