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Code · CFR · Title 36 — Parks, Forests, and Public Property · Part 228 · § 228.108

§ 228.108. Sundry notices.

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(a)General. For activities that require a sundry notice under Bureau of Land Management regulations (43 CFR 3162.3-2), the operator must submit the sundry notice to and obtain approval from the Bureau of Land Management. If the activity would cause effects on surface resources, the sundry notice must include a surface use plan of operations that is subject to Forest Service approval. The sundry notice need only address those operations that differ from those authorized by the current approved surface use plan of operations.
(b)Review and approval. If Forest Service approval is required, the authorized Forest Service officer shall determine whether the activity would be subject to additional environmental review or analysis. If the activity would cause effects on surface resources not authorized by the currently approved surface use plan of operations, the sundry notice is subject to the same requirements of §§ 228.106 and 228.107. Following review or analysis, the authorized Forest Service officer shall notify the Bureau of Land Management whether the Forest Service approves the new surface use plan of operations.
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