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in the proposed plan amendment

include removal of trees by opening

wood cutting areas and changes in fire

management strategies, including

prescribed fires.

Another issue to be addressed is the

management of off-highway vehicle

(OHV) recreation in the Pine Nut

Mountains. The region has experienced

a rapid population growth and increase

in OHV use. The current designations

are over ten years old and have been

difficult to manage. Conflicts with

property owners, wildlife and

watershed protection have increased.

Planning documents and other

pertinent materials may be examined at

the Bureau of Land Management office

in Carson City between 7:30 a.m. and

5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Dated this 10th day of March, 1995.

John Singlaub,

District Manager, Carson City District.

[FR Doc. 95–7220 Filed 3–23–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4310–HC–M

National Park Service

Agenda For the April 6, 1995 Meeting

of the Advisory Commission For the

San Francisco Maritime National

Historical Park Public Meeting Fort

Mason, Building F (Firehouse) 7:00

pm—10:00 pm

7:00 PM Welcome—Neil Chaitin,

Chairman

Opening Remarks—Neil Chaitin,

Chairman, William Thomas,

Superintendent

Old Business

Approval of Minutes

7:15 PM—Orientation to Park

Departments

Education, John Cunnane,

Supervisory Park Ranger

Revell Carr, Interpretive Specialist

Nancy Martling, Director,

Environmental Living Program

Exhibits, Richard Everett, Curator of

Exhibits

7:45 PM—Update—Museum

Accreditation San Francisco

Maritime National Historical Park

Marc Hayman—Chief, Interpretation

and Resource Management

7:55 PM—Update—General

Management Plan

William G. Thomas, Superintendent

8:10 PM—Advisory Commission

Committee Reports Committee

Chairmen

8:30 PM—BREAK

8:45 PM—Discussion—Proposal to

construct a multi-use building on

the Hyde Street Pier

Michael Bell, Project Manager

9:05 PM—Public question and

comments

9:45 PM—Agenda Items/Date for next

meeting

10:00 PM—Adjournment

Dated: March 10, 1995.

Patricia L. Newbacher,

Regional Director, Western Region.

[FR Doc. 95–7221 Filed 3–23–95; 8:45 am]

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Bureau of Reclamation

[INT–FES–95–8]

Operation of Glen Canyon Dam,

Colorado River Storage Project,

Arizona

AGENCY: Bureau of Reclamation,

Interior.

ACTION: Notice of availability of the final

environmental impact statement.

SUMMARY: In response to a July 27, 1989,

directive from the Secretary of the

Interior and pursuant to the National

Environmental Policy Act of 1969, as

amended, and in accordance with the

Grand Canyon Protection Act of 1992,

the Bureau of Reclamation

(Reclamation) has prepared a final

environmental impact statement (FEIS)

on the operation of Glen Canyon Dam,

Colorado River Storage Project in

Arizona. The FEIS evaluates nine

alternatives, including no action, and

analyzes their impacts on downstream

environmental and cultural resources

and Native American interests in Glen

and Grand Canyons.

ADDRESSES: Copies of the FEIS may be

obtained from Mr. Gordon S. Lind,

Colorado River Studies Office, Bureau of

Reclamation, Attention: UC–1500, 125

South State Street, Room 6107, Salt

Lake City UT 84138–1102; telephone:

(801) 524–5479.

Copies of the FEIS are available for

inspection at the address above and also

at the following locations:

• Office of the Commissioner, Bureau

of Reclamation, Room 7612, 1849 C

Street, NW, Washington DC 20240

• Denver Office, Bureau of

Reclamation, Library, Room 167,

Building 67, Denver Federal Center,

Denver CO 80225

• Upper Colorado Regional Office,

Bureau of Reclamation, Library, Room

7101, 125 South State Street, Salt Lake

City UT 84147

• Center for Environmental Studies,

Arizona State University, 905 South

Mill Avenue, Tempe AZ 85287–3211

• Glen Canyon Environmental

Studies Group, Security Bank Building,

121 East Birch, Room 307, Flagstaff AZ

86002

Libraries:

Arizona

Arizona Department of Water Resources

Library, Phoenix

Arizona State Library, Department of

Library, Archives and Public Records,

Phoenix

Arizona State Regional Library for the

Blind and Physically Handicapped,

Phoenix

Arizona State University, Noble Science

and Engineering Library, Tempe

Arizona State University, Hayden

Library, Tempe

Flagstaff City-Coconino County Public

Library, Flagstaff

Grand Canyon Community Library,

Grand Canyon

Maricopa County Library, Phoenix

Mesa Public Library, Mesa

Mohave County Library/Kingman Public

Library, Kingman

Northern Arizona University, Cline

Library, Flagstaff

Page Public Library, Page

Phoenix City Library, Phoenix

Scottsdale Public Library, Scottsdale

Tempe Public Library, Tempe

Tucson Public Library, Tucson

University of Arizona Library, Tucson

California

California State Library, Sacramento

California State University, Hayward

Library, Hayward

California State University, University

Library, Los Angeles

Colorado River Board of California

Library, Glendale

Environmental Protection Agency,

Region IX Library, San Francisco

Los Angeles Public Library, Los Angeles

Los Angeles Public Library, Water and

Power Section, Los Angeles

San Francisco Public Library, San

Francisco

Stanford University Libraries, Stanford

University of California, General

Library, Berkeley

University of California, University

Research Library, Los Angeles

University of California, Shields

Library, Davis

University of Southern California,

Doheny Memorial Library, Los

Angeles

Colorado

Colorado State University Libraries, Fort

Collins

Denver Central Library, Denver

University of Colorado at Boulder,

Norlin Library, Boulder

University of Denver, Penrose Library,

Denver

U.S. Air Force Academy, Academy

Library, Colorado Springs

Nevada

Boulder City Library, Boulder City