Public comments made during scoping directly inform the draft plan. Park staff arecontinually reviewing your comments as they work to define the scope of what the plan willcover and develop alternatives to address the issues. Overviews of comments are often a formal part of planning meetings; at times comments are even posted during those meetings, so that the public concerns are a constant presence and an active part of the discussion.
As a formal part of the planning process, National Park Service staff reads and analyzes all comments submitted, and written responses are developed to overall concerns. The park’s Management Team reviews and evaluates all responses, which will be available once the draft plan is released. Comment letters or a summary of comments received will also be posted on the project’s website.
Did You Know?
A 1° F increase in average temperature seen in California over the last 100 years has led to Sierra snow melting 2 to 4 weeks earlier and flowers blooming 1 to 2 weeks earlier. Temperatures are predicted to increase another 1° to 2° F in the next 25 years.