The following plans are the overarching comprehensive management plans that act as the foundation for park planning and project decisions. These plans provide management objectives and lay the groundwork for future projects to be implemented. Plans at this level include General Management Plans, River Management Plans, and Fire Management Plans.
Each year, Yosemite takes on a lot of planning efforts that result in various types of projects, some as small as unclogging a pipe, and others as large as defining the management of an entire section of a Wild and Scenic River. These plans take on different forms depending on their scope and related impact.
Implementation-level plans are those that lay out the specific project elements for a plan that is derived from a larger guiding document, like those listed above.
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Implementation-level planning documents These include such plans as Rehabilitation
Yosemite Valley Loop Road EA,
Hodgdon Meadow Trailer Replacement Project EA, and the
Glacier Point Rehabilitation Project EA.
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Implementation-level projects that are a result of implementation-level plans (those found through the link above).
Projects here include
Cascades Diversion Dam Removal Project,
Lower Yosemite Falls Project, and the
Olmsted Point Rehabilitation Project.
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Categorical exclusions for
2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 are available electronically. You can find CEs since October 2005
here.
