San Bernardino National Forest Land Management Plan - Part 2
San Bernardino National Forest Land Management Plan - Part 2
San Bernardino National Forest Land Management Plan - Part 2
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<strong>Land</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> <strong>Part</strong> 2<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Bernardino</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Forest</strong> Strategy<br />
Primary Species Protected and Primary Uses<br />
CBLUZ Primary Species Protected Place<br />
Gold<br />
Mountain<br />
Bald eagle roost area,<br />
Arenaria ursina, Eriogonum<br />
kennedyi var.<br />
austromontanum, Castilleja<br />
cinerea, and many Sensitive<br />
plant species, high quality<br />
pebble plain habitat.<br />
Big Bear<br />
Little<br />
Horsethief<br />
Arroyo toad Cajon<br />
Canyon<br />
Lower Arroyo toad, southwestern<br />
Deep C reek willow flycatcher<br />
South<br />
Baldwin<br />
Lake<br />
Silverwood<br />
Shay Creek unarmored threespined<br />
stickleback, bald eagle,<br />
Andrew’s marble butterfly,<br />
unidentified fairy shrimp,<br />
Castilleja cinerea, Sidalcea Big Bear<br />
pedata, Taraxacum<br />
californicum, Thelypodium<br />
stenopetalum and several<br />
Sensitive plant species<br />
Page 10<br />
September 2005<br />
Primary Uses<br />
This is a partial list of activities associated with<br />
these CBLUZ's. See Suitable Use Tables (<strong>Part</strong><br />
2) for full description of all suitable uses.<br />
Where<br />
CBLUZ overlaps with existing<br />
North<br />
Baldwin Lake and Holcomb<br />
Valley<br />
Special Interest Area, suitable<br />
uses<br />
in CBLUZ will be applied.<br />
Current<br />
use of <strong>Forest</strong> System Road<br />
3N69<br />
is retained for OHV trail and<br />
motorized<br />
use. A power line proposal<br />
with<br />
supporting infrastructure is<br />
anticipated<br />
in the future, however the<br />
footprint<br />
is not mapped at this time.<br />
Construction<br />
of this future power line<br />
may<br />
be consistent with CBLUZ if<br />
neutral<br />
or beneficial. Mining claims<br />
may<br />
be present. If <strong>Plan</strong> of Operation is<br />
submitted, use authority under 36CFR<br />
228.A<br />
to avoid or minimize impacts.<br />
Retain <strong>Forest</strong> Order that prohibits<br />
v ehicular use. Pacific Crest Trail use is<br />
retained.<br />
Mining claims are present. If<br />
<strong>Plan</strong><br />
of Operation is submitted, use<br />
authority<br />
under 36CFR 228.A to avoid<br />
or<br />
minimize impacts.<br />
Continued day use. Current foot<br />
access<br />
to Deep Creek Hot Springs, Warm<br />
Springs,<br />
Pacific Crest Trail, and<br />
Devil’s<br />
Hole OHV Trail use and<br />
maintenance<br />
are retained. Future<br />
designation<br />
of the Bradford Trail may<br />
be<br />
consistent with CBLUZ if analysis<br />
shows<br />
designation would be neutral or<br />
beneficial<br />
to species.<br />
Where CBLUZ overlaps with existing<br />
North Baldwin Lake and Holcomb<br />
Valley Special Interest Area, suitable<br />
uses in CBLUZ will be applied.<br />
Continue education and signing to<br />
discourage unauthorized uses<br />
originating from adjacent private lands.