: Fuel reduction on 367,000 acres and 4,300 miles of firebreaks. Construct 500 heliports and spots. :Maintenance of all existing improvements, including radio replacement. Construct 700 housing units and related improvements; 540 service buildings, lookouts and special : : Intensified and accelerated detection, prevention and control of forest insects and disease to reduce : The amounts shown are for recurrent research programs of broad regional or national character that relate to national forest problems and which are headquartered in this state even though some of the :work may be carried out in other states. : : :Includes a major forest soils and hydrology laboratory, a major fire laboratory, office-laboratory :building at 3 other locations, and related research facilities. : 76,535 1/: Construction and reconstruction of 3,000 miles roads and 1,100 miles of trail and assistance in :construction of roads by timber purchasers. : 3,009 3,009 : : : : : : : : 239.789:1/ Timber purchasers will construct an estimated additional 7,900 miles of road costing approximately $92 million as the purchasers' share. 2/ Timber purchasers will maintain existing purchaser-constructed roads at an estimated annual cost of $1 million. COLORADO WORK NEEDED :Develop plans for 628,000 acres. Keep plans current. Cut 200 million bd. ft. :577,000 acres of cultural treatment. Plant 175,000 acres (including reinforcement and recent burn :planting). :N.F. Outdoor Recreation Resources Review. Complete management and development plans. Maintenance, :sanitation and cleanup of existing facilities. : Improve 29,000 acres habitat, 740 miles stream, 1,300 acres lakes, small watering facilities for :wildlife. Rodent control 1.5 million acres. :Management and administration of soil and water resources. :Watershed rehabilitation on 173,000 acres and 2,000 miles of gullies, roads and streams. 10 flood : Prepare new status records system. Accelerate cadastral surveys. 8,800 miles property line surveys :and posting. 27,000 sq. mi. topographic mapping. :Management and development of timber, recreation, range, wildlife and water resources on 636,000 acres of LU lands. :Intensified protection, including increased manpower and equipment-approximately 2-1/2 times :present level. 967 : Fuel reduction on 5,400 acres. : 3,226 : : Construct heliports and spots. :Maintenance of all existing improvements, including radio replacement. :Construct 100 housing units and related improvements; 85 service buildings, lookouts and special :structures; betterment of existing structures; new radio installations; replace sub-standard : telephone lines. : : Intensified and accelerated detection, prevention and control of forest insects and disease to :reduce current timber losses. : The amounts shown are for recurrent research programs of broad regional or national character that relate to national forest problems and which are headquartered in this state even though some of : the work may be carried out in other states. :Includes regional station headquarter office-laboratory, major snow and hydrology laboratory, office:laboratory buildings at 2 other locations, and related facilities. Insect and Disease Control : 404 : : : Construction, Research Facilities 40 : 120 : 130 : : : : 32,600 1/:Construction and reconstruction of 3100 miles roads, 660 miles trails, and assistance in construction :of roads by timber purchasers. : :1/ Timber purchasers will construct an estimated additional 625 miles of road costing approximately $6 million as the purchasers' share. 2/ Timber purchasers will maintain existing purchaser-constructed roads at an estimated annual cost of $64,000. : :Maintenance of existing roads and trails. FLORIDA WORK NEEDED :Develop plans for 182,000 acres. Keep plans current. Cut 70 million bd. ft. :27,000 acres of cultural treatment. Plant 35,000 acres (including reinforcement and recent burn :planting. :M.F. Outdoor Recreation Resources Review. Complete management and development plans. Maintenance, :sanitation and cleanup of existing facilities. : Construct 1000 family units and related facilities. :Improve 109,000 acres habitat, 250 acres lakes, and small watering facilities for wildlife : Rehabilitate eroded lands and stabilize gullies, roads and streams. Soil surveys :Administer mineral leases and special uses. Maintain property line postings. :Prepare new status records system. Accelerate cadastral surveys. 1000 miles property line surveys : and posting. Administer land exchange. Consolidate ownership through purchase of small tracts. : General supervision and management of ranger districts. :Intensified protection, including increased manpower and equipment approximately 24 times present :level. :Maintenance of all existing improvements, including radio replacement. :Construction and betterment of housing units, service buildings, lookouts, special structures and :related improvements, new radio installations; replace substandard telephone lines. : :Intensified and accelerated detection, prevention and control of forest insects and disease to : reduce current timber losses. :The amounts shown are for recurrent research programs of broad regional or national character that :relate to national forest problems and which are headquartered in this state even though some of : the work may be carried out in other states. : : : 75 : Replace and improve research utility buildings at one location. : : : 175 : 75 : : : 277 21: : 1,390 7,735 Construction and reconstruction of 135 miles roads, and assistance in construction of roads by timber purchasers. :Maintenance of existing roads and trails. :1/ Timber purchasers will construct additional roads costing approximately $200,000 as the pur chasers' share. 2/ Timber purchasers will maintain existing purchaser-constructed roads at an estimated annual cost cost of $1,000. |