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Notice of Availability of the Finding of No Significant Impact -FONSI-Nuttallburg Visitor Use Area Implementation Plan and Environmental Assessment

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Date: May 9, 2009
Contact: Clif Bobinski, 304-465-6526

The National Park Service at New River Gorge National River has prepared a FONSI for the Nuttallburg Visitor Use Area Implementation Plan and Environmental Assessment (IP/EA).  The IP/EA examines four alternatives in detail, addresses the environmental impacts of each alternative, and identified a preferred alternative. The FONSI explains why the Selected Alternative (Alternative 2) will have no significant effects on the human environment.  It is based on the environmental assessment and the comments received from the public, agencies, and staff during the public review period, which concluded January 30, 2009.  The FONSI summarizes the public comments received and the responses to those comments, and identifies the changes to the text as a result of the public and agency comments.   

 

The FONSI can be viewed in several ways:

 

§  On-line: Go to http://www.nps.gov/neri, at Quicklinks select “Park Planning”, then “Nuttallburg Visitor Use Area IP/EA”, then “Document List”

§  Hard copies: Can be viewed at the Park Headquarters in Glen Jean

§  Request for hard copies:  Send written requests to the address below or call 304.465.6526

                        Don Striker, Superintendent

New River Gorge National River

P.O. Box246

Glen Jean, WV  25846

 

e-mail: e-mail us

Whitewater rafting on the New River  

Did You Know?
Whitewater rafting is one of the most popular recreational activities at New River Gorge National River. The rapids range from Class III to Class V. There are a number of commercial outfitters that offer trips to the public.
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Last Updated: May 09, 2009 at 14:46 EST