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Forest Service Home > Projects and Policies > Appeals > Stanislaus National Forest

Forest Service Appeal Responses for Stanislaus National Forest

An Environmental Appeal is a formal request to an agency higher authority for review of an environmental planning (NEPA) decision. The public's rights to file an appeal are defined in specific appeal regulations. Usually, all administrative processes must be exhausted before a person can bring a court action (litigation) against with a NEPA decision. This usually includes the filing of a formal appeal.

Questions and comments regarding appeals listed below should be directed to the Appeal Deciding Officer, whose information is included in the appeal response letter (included as a hyperlink).

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Appeal Responses for Stanislaus National Forest - Past 90 Days

To filter this list by another Project Administrative Unit or calendar year, select from these lists:

Project Name - Project Administrative Unit				Response Date	Response Document

	Lead Appellant(s)	Appeal Rule	Outcome	Response Date	Response Document

Middle Fork Fuel Reduction and Forest Health - Groveland Ranger District
	John Muir Project of Earth Island Institute	215	FS Withdrew Decision	08-26-2008	pdf (16 kb)

Sourgrass Fuels and Vegetation Management - Calaveras Ranger District
	Sierra Forest Legacy	215	Affirmed	09-29-2008	pdf (77 kb)


215 Appeals: These appeal NEPA decisions related to specific projects. 217 Appeals: These appeal NEPA decisions related to the development and amendment of Regional Guides and Land and Resource Management Plans (LRMPs). 251 Appeals: These appeal NEPA decisions associated with the occupancy and use of National Forest System land under permit, including special-use permits, municipal watersheds, mining locations, mineral rights, water rights, grazing and livestock permits, as well as others. This appeal response list contains the best available information at the time of publication. It is not an exhaustive list, as some responses may have been issued before the next nightly report is published.

Related Information
How Do Appeals Work? How to Read the Appeal Decision List The National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) View Objection Responses for any FS Unit View Schedule of Proposed Actions for any FS Unit Abbreviations and Definitions

PDF Documents:
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This list of responses contains the best available information at the time of publication. It is not an exhaustive list, in that responses dated before October 1st, 2006 are available on the specific region's website.
This list was last updated 11-05-2008.

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Last modified March 07, 2008
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