Thank you for your interest and participation in this project. We look forward to your comments. Public questions and comments regarding this proposal are an integral part of this environmental analysis process. Input provided by interested and/or affected individuals, organizations and governmental agencies during the scoping period will be used to identify resource issues that will be analyzed in the Draft EIS. The Forest Service will identify significant issues raised during the scoping process, and use them to formulate alternatives, prescribe mitigation measures and project design features, or analyze environmental effects. During the scoping process, the ARP will host two public open houses to allow the public an opportunity to review project information and discuss the project and process with members of the ARP staff.

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