Jacob
Viewer Discretion Advised
I believe the only way we will become one voice to protect our usage areas is to become more educated as well as being involved. This is all of the legal documentation and public notices for the changes that were recently put into place at Evans Creek ORV. If you have questions about what changed and/or why, your answers are in these documents.
Evans Creek ORV Management Plan
A Decision Notice (DN) and Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) for the Evans Creek ORV Area Management Plan, signed March 16, 2009, is available below or to request a hardcopy (print or CD) contact the team lead at the telephone number below. The Selected Alternative (Alternative 2) will implement a management plan that will include the upgrading/redesign of area facilities (campground, day use and entrance area); road treatments including decommissioning/closing 11.2 miles, converting 9.63 miles to trail, upgrade 2.14 miles and constructing 0.1 mile of new road; trail treatments including 28.7 miles of maintenance, 1.35 miles of decommissioning, 0.25 miles converted to road and decommissioning/obliteration of user built trails; provide for user safety through use of signage and traffic controls; and establish an operating season The project is located in Pierce County in the Carbon River watershed about 17 miles south of Enumclaw, Washington.
Location Summary
Travel west on Highway 410 from Enumclaw to Junction with SR 165, Turn onto and follow SR 165 approximately 17.5 miles to the entrance of Evans Creek ORV area
District
White River Ranger District
Open/ClosureDates
Evans Creek ORV Management Plan
A Decision Notice (DN) and Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) for the Evans Creek ORV Area Management Plan, signed March 16, 2009, is available below or to request a hardcopy (print or CD) contact the team lead at the telephone number below. The Selected Alternative (Alternative 2) will implement a management plan that will include the upgrading/redesign of area facilities (campground, day use and entrance area); road treatments including decommissioning/closing 11.2 miles, converting 9.63 miles to trail, upgrade 2.14 miles and constructing 0.1 mile of new road; trail treatments including 28.7 miles of maintenance, 1.35 miles of decommissioning, 0.25 miles converted to road and decommissioning/obliteration of user built trails; provide for user safety through use of signage and traffic controls; and establish an operating season The project is located in Pierce County in the Carbon River watershed about 17 miles south of Enumclaw, Washington.
Location Summary
Travel west on Highway 410 from Enumclaw to Junction with SR 165, Turn onto and follow SR 165 approximately 17.5 miles to the entrance of Evans Creek ORV area
District
White River Ranger District
Open/ClosureDates
Attachments
Last edited:
