Information Bulletin No. More typically, the analysis is prepared at the district or field office level and involves an environmental assessment record and finding of no significant impact.
Programmatic analyses are most common in two situations.
Many minor and repetitive discretionary actions can be reasonably anticipated and addressed in advance to allow effective and efficient program administration. Typical examples include special forest, woodland or rangeland vegetation sales, routine facility maintenance or replacement actions that are not categorically excluded and special use permits for commercial outfitters and guides. The second category would be for a series of related and similar actions in a discrete geographic location . This often involves vegetation treatments, such as use of prescribed fire, which are part of a comprehensive, multi-year treatment plan. These activities may include related actions, such as temporary livestock fences and water distribution, re-seeding, road closures and interpretive panels or signs.