As part of carrying out the mission of the USDA Forest Service, agency resource specialists develop proposals which will enhance or maintain resource values on public lands, as well as generate products. In addition, the public may submit proposals for various uses and recreational events. A necessary part of the planning process is environmental analysis and documentation, pursuant to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and agency direction.
The quarterly Schedule of Proposed Actions (SOPA) reportcontains a list of projects typically higher in complexity which are published in the SOPA. These proposed projects are currently undergoing environmental review, analysis, and documentation.
For more information contact Andy Mowrey at 270-924-2131 | andrew.mowrey@usda.gov
List of current projects published to the SOPA:
- Non-Native Invasive Species Environmental Analysis
List of current projects not requiring SOPA publication:
- April Storm Emergency Culvert Replacement
- General Campground Maintenance
- Cedar Pond Upgrade
- Drone Recovery
- Elk & Bison Hay Canopy
- Energy Beach Repairs
- Energy Gatehouse Lighting
- Equestrian Endurance Ride
- Fenton Camp Host Site Upgrades
- Field Trials Area-Wide
- Golden Pond Visitor Center Non-Native Invasive Species Treatment
- Hillman Campground Burn
- Hillman Gatehouse Lighting
- Jones Creek Bridge Replacement
- Kentucky Lake Drive Vegetation Clearing
- Culvert Replacements – Multiple Sites
- Nature Station Generator
- Piney Beach Restoration
- Road 106 Culvert
- South Bison Range Powerline Relocation
- Turkey Creek & 345 Maintenance Road
- Golden Pond Overlook Road
