San Bernardino National Forest Land Management Plan - Part 2

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Land Management Plan Part 2 San Bernardino National Forest Strategy Suitable Land Uses September 2005 Land Use Zones Land use zones (CFR 219.11(c)) were used to map the San Bernardino National Forest (SBNF) for the purpose of identifying appropriate management types of ‘uses’ that are consistent with the achievement of the desired conditions described in Part 1 of the revised forest plan. These land use zones are used to help demonstrate clearly management’s intent and to indicate the anticipated level of public land use in any area (Place) of the national forest. The activities that are allowed in each zone are expected to result in progress along the pathway toward the realization of the desired conditions. National Forest land use zoning is similar in concept to the zoning models that are being used by counties or municipalities throughout southern California. Tables 2.4.1 through 2.4.4 display the suitability of specific uses by land use zone (note: recommended wilderness and existing wilderness zones are combined into the wilderness zone column on the tables). Table 2.4.1. Suitable Uses Resource Management, SBNF Land Use Zone: DAI BC BCMUR BCNM CB W Activity or Use Rangeland Type Conversion for Forage production Restoration of Vegetation Condition Disposal of National Forest System lands * By Exception = Con circumstances . Developed Areas Interface Back Country Back Country Motorized Use Restricted Back Country Non-Motorized Critical Biological Suitable No Not Suitable Not Suitable Suitable Not t Suitable Not Suitable Suitable Suitable Suitable *By Exception Wilderness Not Suitable Suitable Exception Exception *By Exception *By *By *By *By Not Exception Exception Suitable ditio ns which are not generally compatible with the land use zone but may b e appropriate under certain Page 2
September 2005 Land Management Plan Part 2 San Bernardino National Forest Strategy Table 2.4.2. Suitable Uses Public Use and Enjoyment, SBNF Land Use Zone: DAI BC BCMUR BCNM CB W Activity or Use Developed Areas Interface Designated Areas Designated Areas Designated Areas Designated Areas Back Country Back Country Back Country Motorized Use Non-Motorized Restricted Not Not Suitable Suitable Not Not Suitable Suitable Not Not Suitable Suitable Not Not Suitable Suitable Critical Biological Wilderness Recreation Designated Not Not Residence Tracts Areas Suitable Suitable Organization Designated Not Not Camps Areas Suitable Suitable Lodges, Resorts Designated Not Not and Clubs Areas Suitable Suitable Developed Winter Designated Not Not Sports Areas Areas Suitable Suitable Hunting and Fishing Regulated Regulated Regulated Regulated Regulated Regulated by the State by the State by the State by the State by the State by the State (CDF&G) (CDF&G) (CDF&G) (CDF&G) (CDF&G) (CDF&G) Target Shooting *By Designated Designated Designated Not Not Areas Exception Areas Areas Areas Suitable Suitable Public Motorized Use on Forest System Roads Suitable Suitable Not Suitable Not Suitable Not Suitable Not Suitable Authorized Motorized Use Suitable Suitable Suitable *By *By *By Exception Exception Exception Off-Highway Vehicle Use on Forest System Roads and Trails Designated Designated Not Roads and Roads and Suitable Trails Trails Not Suitable Not Suitable Not Suitable Public Motorized Suitable in Suitable in Use off Forest Not Designated Designated System Roads and Suitable Open Areas Open Areas Trails Not Suitable Not Suitable Not Suitable Mountain Bikes Forest System Roads and Trails Unless Unless Unless Unless Unless Not Otherwise Otherwise Otherwise Otherwise Otherwise Suitable Restricted Restricted Restricted Restricted Restricted Suitable Suitable Suitable Suitable Suitable Dispersed Area Unless Unless Unless Unless Not Unless Camping Otherwise Otherwise Otherwise Otherwise Suitable Otherwise Restricted Restricted Restricted Restricted Restricted * By Exception = Conditions which are not generally compatible with the land use zone but may be appropriate under certain circumstances. Page 3
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