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Integrated Training Area Management EA and Final FNSI

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Fire <strong>Management</strong>Yes No□ □ Could this project interfere with Alaska Fire Service or military firefighting efforts?□ □ Could impacts to fire management resulting from this project be greater than thosedescribed in Section 3.6, Fire <strong>Management</strong>, of the USARAK ITAM Program<strong>Management</strong> Plan <strong>EA</strong>?Public Access <strong>and</strong> RecreationYes No□ □ Will the project significantly hinder compliance with the Sikes Act?□ □ Could impacts to public access <strong>and</strong> recreation resulting from this project be greater thanthose described in Section 3.7, Public Access <strong>and</strong> Recreation, of the USARAK ITAMProgram <strong>Management</strong> Plan <strong>EA</strong>?Cultural ResourcesYes No□ □ Could the project involve disturbance of previously undisturbed ground?□ □ Has the project undergone Cultural Resource <strong>Management</strong> staff review?□ □ Could impacts to cultural resources resulting from this project be greater than thosedescribed in Section 3.8, Cultural Resources, of the USARAK ITAM Program<strong>Management</strong> Plan <strong>EA</strong>?□ □ Could impacts to subsistence resulting from this project be greater than those describedin Section 3.8, Cultural Resources, of the USARAK ITAM Program <strong>Management</strong> Plan<strong>EA</strong>?Human Health <strong>and</strong> SafetyYes No□ □ Will the project involve the demolition of a structure?□ □ Could impacts to human health <strong>and</strong> safety resulting from this project be greater thanthose described in Section 3.9, Human Health <strong>and</strong> Safety, of the USARAK ITAMProgram <strong>Management</strong> Plan <strong>EA</strong>?SocioeconomicsYes No□ □ Could the project have disproportionately high <strong>and</strong> adverse effect on low income orminority populations (E.O. 12898)?□ □ Could impacts to socioeconomics resulting from this project be greater than thosedescribed in Section 3.10, Socioeconomics, of the USARAK ITAM Program<strong>Management</strong> Plan <strong>EA</strong>?NoiseYes No□ □ Could the project generate significant short-term or long-term noise impacts?□ □ Could impacts to noise resulting from this project be greater than those described inSection 3.11, Noise, of the USARAK ITAM Program <strong>Management</strong> Plan <strong>EA</strong>?_____________________________________________________________________________________________Environmental AssessmentUnited States Army Alaska, <strong>Integrated</strong> <strong>Training</strong> <strong>Area</strong> <strong>Management</strong> Program<strong>Management</strong> Plan D-3

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