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2004 Draft Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS)

2004 Draft PEIS Page


  Executive Summary

  Chapter 1 - Purpose of and Need for Action

  Chapter 2

       2.01 - Screening of Alternatives

       2.02 - Description of Alternatives and Operations

       2.03 - Comparison of Alternatives

       2.04 - Grouping of Alternatives

       2.05 - Permit Requirements

  Chapter 3 - Intro

       3.01 - Climate and Air Quality

       3.02 - Biological Resources

       3.03 - TES Species

       3.04 - Water Resources

       3.05 - Fisheries

       3.06 - Wetlands, Other Waters, and Riparian Areas

       3.07 - Geologic Hazards

       3.08 - Regulated Materials and Historic Mining

       3.09 - Social and Economic Values

       3.10 - Land Use

       3.11 - Environmental Justice

       3.12 - Noise

       3.13 - Visual Resources

       3.14 - Recreation Resources

       3.15 - Historic Properties and Native American Consultation

       3.16 - Section 4f Evaluation

       3.17 - Paleontological Resources

       3.18 - Energy

       3.19 - Mitigation Summary

  Chapter 4 - Supporting Figures

       Figure 4.01 to 4.04 - Cumulative Impacts Sections

       Figure 4.05 - Regional Impacts Forested

       Figure 4.06 - Regional Impacts on Key Deer Habitats

       Figure 4.07 - Regional Impacts on Key Elk Habitats

       Figure 4.08 - Regional Impacts on Key Big Horned Sheep Habitats

       Figure 4.09 - Regional Impacts to Key Surface Water and Wetlands

       Figure 4.10 - Phosphorous Load - Eagle River

       Figure 4.11 - Phosphorous Load - Future Eagle River

       Figure 4.12 - Phosphorous Load - Blue River

       Figure 4.13 - Phosphorous Load - Future Blue River

       Figure 4.14 - Phosphorous Load - Clear Creek

       Figure 4.15 - Phosphorous Load - Future Clear Creek

       Figure 4.16 - Stream Alignment - Vail and Frisco

       Figure 4.17 - Stream Alignment - Silverthorne and Floyd Hill

       Figure 4.18 - Stream Alignment - Silver Plume

       Figure 4.19 - Stream Alignment - Silver Plume

       Figure 4.20 - Stream Alignment - Georgetown

       Figure 4.21 - Stream Alignment - Georgetown

       Figure 4.22 - Stream Alignment - Lawson

       Figure 4.23 - Stream Alignment - Lawson

       Figure 4.24 - Stream Alignment - Downieville

       Figure 4.25 - Stream Alignment - Downieville

       Figure 4.26 - Stream Alignment - Dumont

       Figure 4.27 - Stream Alignment - Dumont

       Figure 4.28 - Stream Alignment - West Idaho Springs

       Figure 4.29 - Stream Alignment - West Idaho Springs

       Figure 4.30 - Stream Alignment - East Idaho Springs

       Figure 4.31 - Stream Alignment - East Idaho Springs

       Figure 4.32 - Visual Simulation - Rail Georgetown

       Figure 4.33 - Visual Simulation - 6-Lane Georgetown

       Figure 4.34 - Visual Simulation - Rail Idaho Springs

       Figure 4.35 - Visual Simulation - AGS Idaho Springs

       Figure 4.36 - Visual Simulation - 6-Lane Idaho Springs

  Chapter 5 - Financial Considerations

  Chapter 6 - Public and Agency Involvement

  Glossary

  List of Preparers and Contributors

  Index

  References

  Distribution List
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