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The United States Department of Agriculture - Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and the Elephant Butte Irrigation District (EBID), in cooperation with New Mexico State University, are preparing a Supplemental Watershed Plan-Environmental Assessment (Supplemental Plan-EA) for the Tortugas Arroyo Watershed Dam Site 1 Rehabilitation Project in Las Cruces, New Mexico within Doña Ana County. The Supplemental Plan-EA is being prepared and funded in accordance with the Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Act (PL 83-566), which provides for cooperation between the Federal Government and the States and their political subdivisions to address resource concerns due to erosion, floodwater, and sediment and provide for improved utilization of the land and water resources.
Dam Maintenance, Erosion Control, Flood Control/Mitigation, Proposed Action, Water Management, Watershed Plan
Vero Long Haul ILA hut and lateral lines sites for fiberoptic cable installation between Phoenix and Albuquerque. Installation expected in early 2027. Lateral line installation will occur through HDD, and ILA huts will be constructed on private land. The polygon represents the Action area of the Project. Biological habitat assessment surveys have been conducted, no T & E species found. The laterals would serve as a connection between the In-Line Amplifier facility, located on private land, and the fiber-optic running line
Vero Long Haul ILA hut and lateral lines sites for fiberoptic cable installation between Phoenix and Albuquerque. Installation expected in early 2027. Lateral line installation will occur through HDD, and ILA huts will be constructed on private land. The polygon represents the Action area of the Project. Biological habitat assessment surveys have been conducted, no T & E species found. The laterals would serve as a connection between the In-Line Amplifier facility, located on private land, and the fiber-optic running line
Nation Gold plans to conduct exploration drilling which includes reopening old roads and creating drill pads on the reworked roads. There is very little native ground disturbance proposed as most of the disturbance (up to 5 acres) will occur on previously disturbed sites. The project will be implemented when the permitting with New Mexico Mining and Minerals Division and the United States Forest Service is complete and ground conditions are suitable. The purpose of this request is to inform baseline biological surveys. The entire project area was burned by the Little Bear Fire in 2012.
The NMDOT seeks to expand and improve the US 64 and US 87 roadway corridors from Raton, NM to the Texas stateline. The project is in the preliminary phase and a preferred alternative has not yet been selected. The purpose of this species list is for information only.
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