The following BMGR LEIS documentation is available for download and review. Documentation will change as the project progresses, so please check back often.
Final LEIS:
Draft LEIS:
Public Hearing:
- Public Hearing Summary Report (1 of 3)
- Public Hearing Summary Report (2 of 3)
- Public Hearing Summary Report (3 of 3)
- Recording of February 2, 2021 Virtual Public Hearing
- Recording of February 3, 2021 Virtual Public Hearing
- Public Hearing Presentation
- Public Hearing Newsletter
- Public Hearing Flyer
History
Purpose
Environment and Cultural Sites
Withdrawal Process
Technical Reports Supporting the Draft LEIS:
- Mineral Resource Assessment
- Contamination Analysis Report
- Land Use Report
- Water Resources/Requirements Report
- Roadless Area Analysis Report
- Vegetation Report
- Unique Habitats Report
- Raptor Report
- Avian Report
- Big Game and Mammals Report
- Special Status Species Report
- Wetlands and Floodplains Statement
Final Scoping Summary Report:
- BMGR Location Map
- LEIS Timeline
- Purpose and Need for Land Withdrawal (1)
- Purpose and Need for Land Withdrawal (2)
- Military Operations at BMGR
- Foreseeable Need to Train at BMGR
- Proposed Gila Bend Addition
- Alternatives for Reauthorizing the BMGR
- Cultural Resources Stewardship
- Natural Resources Stewardship
- Recreational Resources
- Proposed BLM Land Withdrawal Applications
External Links and Documents:
- BMGR Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan: INRMP Update – August 2018
- BMGR Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan: Public Report – October 2018
Federal Register Notice of Intent to Prepare a Legislative Environmental Impact Statement – March 18, 2020
- Federal Register Notice of Application for Withdrawal Extension and Addition – April 20, 2020
- Federal Register Notice of Intent to Prepare a LEIS for the BMGR and Notice of Cancellation of Scoping Meetings – March 30, 2020
- Federal Register Notice of Availability of Draft LEIS – January 15, 2021
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