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Tenaya Lake Area Plan - Comment

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The Finding of No Significant Impact was released in May 2011
Visit the PEPC webpage to review the document.

 

The staff of Yosemite National Park is committed to assuring that all interested people and organizations are effectively engaged in the planning process.

The public review and comment period for the Tenaya Lake Area Plan EA begins October 12 and end November 17, 2010. During that time, the EA will be available electronically on the Planning, Environment and Public Comment (PEPC) website, where you can also submit your comments. In case you need a hardcopy and/or a CD, please send a request via e-mail to Yose_Planning@nps.gov.

A public open house will be held October 27, from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm, with the Tenaya Lake Area Plan presentation at 2:30 pm. Park staff will be available to answer questions, and written comments will be accepted. We look forward to hearing your concerns. This is an opportunity for you to develop a greater understanding of, and participation in, the planning and public review process.

Open House information:
Date: October 27, from 1-4 PM (presentation @ 2:30)
Location: Yosemite Valley Visitor Center Auditorium
Note: Located behind the Visitor Center in Yosemite Valley. Park in the Visitor Parking area and either use the free shuttle or walk 1/4 mile to the meeting location.

Please join park staff and the planning team to discuss the Tenaya Lake Area Plan Environmental Assessment (EA).

 

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Did You Know?

YLP Students in 2010

The Yosemite Leadership Program partners with UC Merced, to bring students to the park each summer for hands-on professional development through internships. Students work alongside scientists, educators, interpreters, business managers, and many other professionals of the NPS and park partner organizations. Some go on to become National Park Service rangers.