BMP ID |
Short Title |
Text of BMP |
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223 |
Adhere to restrictions during critical wildlife periods. |
Wildlife Protection Controls: "Adhere to restrictions or prohibitions on activities during critical periods such as nesting or fawning." |
186 |
Adhere to seasonal road restrictions. |
Reduced Oil and Gas Development Footprint (Included in the General Development Plan): "Adhere to seasonal road closures and restrictions on public ... |
241 |
Adjust livestock grazing in heavily used areas. |
Livestock Management: "Adjust livestock grazing in heavily used areas to allow native vegetation a period of recovery." |
246 |
Allow certified weed free mulches. |
Noxious and Invasive Weed Management: "[Rely] on supplementary livestock feed and revegetation mulches that are certified weed free." |
212 |
Apply closed mud system to alleviate water accumulation in pits. |
Reserve Pit Reclamation and Bioremediation: "Closed mud systems may also be required by BLM to alleviate water accumulation or other problems ... |
14 |
Apply NGD/NSO restriction to areas adjacent to streams containing trout |
"SSFW-1: Apply a NGD/NSO [No Ground Disturbance/No Surface Occupancy] restriction to areas adjacent to streams containing Colorado River cutthroat ... |
6 |
Apply NGD/NSO restriction to protect riparian and wetland habitat |
"Apply NGD/NSO [No Ground Disturbance/No Surface Occupancy] restriction to protect riparian and wetland habitat." |
209 |
Apply soil amendments to increase reclamation success. |
Topsoil Salvage and Storage: "Apply soil amendments such as fertilizer, flocculants, pH modifiers, inoculants, or other techniques where necessary to ... |
7 |
Apply SSR/CSU restriction to protect riparian and wetland habitat |
"Apply SSR/CSU [Site Specific Relocations/Controlled Surface Use] restriction to protect riparian and wetland habitat." |
9 |
Avoid or mitigate activities that degrade riparian resources |
"Avoid or mitigate activities that could cause a downward trend in the condition of riparian resources or functioning condition" |
184 |
Bury flowlines and powerlines in or adjacent to roadbed. |
Reduced Oil and Gas Development Footprint (Included in the General Development Plan): "Bury flowlines and powerlines in or adjacent to the roadbed ... |
3205 |
Bury pipelines and powerlines along roadways |
Wildlife Protection Controls: "Pipelines and power lines should be buried in or along roadways." |
247 |
Clean vehicles to reduce chance of weed transport. |
Noxious and Invasive Weed Management: "Clean vehicles regularly using water or air spray to reduce the chance of transporting weed seed from affected ... |
10 |
Close, reclaim, or relocate routes that harm stream and/or riparian zones |
"Close, reclaim, or relocate routes that are negatively impacting the stream and/or riparian zones." |
183 |
Co-locate utilities into common corridors. |
Reduced Oil and Gas Development Footprint (Included in the General Development Plan): "Co-locate utilities into common corridors when practicable." |
18 |
Collect data to assess current hydrological and ecological conditions prior to surface disturbance |
"Collect baseline data to assess current local hydrological and ecological conditions prior to conducting surface disturbance in the WMA [Water ... |
180 |
Collocate multiple wells on well pads. |
Reduced Oil and Gas Development Footprint (Included in the General Development Plan): "Collocate multiple wells on well pads." |
17 |
Consider activities to provide long-term habitat improvement or protection |
"Consider activities designed to provide long-term habitat improvement or protection, such as culvert or bridge installation or bank stabilization." |
206 |
Consider use of natural features to conceal disturbed areas. |
Topsoil Salvage and Storage: "...Consider the use of natural features such as trees, rock formations, terrain, or berms to conceal disturbed areas." |
25 |
Construct alternative water sources to disperse livestock |
Livestock Management: "Construct alternative water sources to disperse livestock use and reduce dependence on natural streams and riparian corridors." |