Pike-San Isabel National Forests & Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands — Project Detail

Renew a SUP for use and maintenance of FS309 and to add a new small section of road that is encroaching NFS lands around Grace Lake. A sign and buried electric wire is also included in the previous SUP

The Forest is proposing a combination of vegetation treatments and prescribed fire to reduce hazardous fuel loading and fire intensity while enhancing forest health and resiliency across the South Park Ranger District.

Proposal to amend special use permit to construct a 2-bay storage building in parking area, fireproof tram building and upgrade existing viewing platform.

Proposal to install 1,500 Gal concrete holding vault tanks at camp host sites in the Purgatoire, Ophir, Bear and Blue Lakes Campgrounds on the San Carlos District. Project canceled. Individual sites will be revisited after cultural review.

Proposal to expand parking along exit road and clean up ski trail edges by removing boulders that are currently stacked on the side of the trails. At proponents request this project is now cancelled.

Proposal for a single connector trail on the east side of Twin Lakes.

Review proponent's application to use an existing route to access a patented mining claim off Weston Pass Road. The proposed route is approximately 1710 feet long, 10 feet wide, and currently used by Xcel Energy for line access.

Proposal to install approximately 210 feet of telecommunications fiber optic cable beneath the dirt surface parking lot at Ski Cooper and 7350 feet of overhead line

Proposal to issues a road use permit for occasional use of FSR 396 when conditions allow, during a winter wildlife closure time period, in order to access patented inholding.

Amend State of Colorado's existing special use authorization. Their proposal is to remove/decommission the existing 50-foot guyed tower and 25-foot self-supported tower and replace them with a 40-foot self-supported tower.

The Bootleg Campground site furnishings were proposed for removal however, this proposal is cancelled at this time and would be evaluated at a later date.

Construction, Use and Maintenance of a new road to access private property.

NFSR 203 lies adjacent to Poncha Creek causing impacts to riparian resources and public safety. This project is canceled because it will be incorporated into nearby safety and reclamation actions and no longer requires a separate analysis.

Proposal to amend permit to remove and replace a wooden powerline pole at 38.474965, -106.002925 with a taller pole and run an underground primary 1440 Volt line. The line will be buried under National Forest System Road 108.

Salida Ranger District has received a proposal from private property owner, Jeffery Martin to obtain a special use permit for use and maintenance of a road to serve as private motorized access his private property on National Forest System lands.

Replace a failing wooden bridge on NFSR 543 over Buffalo Creek with a concrete three-sided structure.

Proposal to issue permit to Fremont/Methodist Tower Users Group for use and maintenance of an existing administrative portion of NFSR 108 for access and maintenance at the Fremont and Methodist Mtn Communication Site

Due to an avalanche in 2019 and a landslide in 2022, trail realignment and/or reconstruction are necessary to locate the trail in a sustainable location away from a waterway. Rerouting or reconstruction of up to 3/4 of a mile trail are proposed.

The purpose of this project is to establish and reinforce fuel breaks along roads in high priority areas to reduce the hazard of high-severity wildfires in communities neighboring the project area.

Issue road use special use permit to new owner to use and maintain approx. 150 foot driveway to access private property.

Construct new office space (~3,212 sq. ft.) and additional engine bay space (~516 sq.ft.) on the existing Engine Storage building. The total area of disturbance would be approx. 0.8 acre, all within the work center site.

Install new vault toilet building at the Denny Creek and Avalanche Trailheads and two new vault toilet buildings in Coaldale Campground. Existing toilet buildings at these sites would additionally be decommissioned and removed.

Proposal to amend the existing permit issued to Xcel Energy to approve actions to rebuild the existing transmission line. The BLM is lead agency. https://eplanning.blm.gov

Trail alignment and improvements to meet Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines (FSTAG) to allow more access to assistive devices. This work would seek to increase tread width and incorporate more passing and resting zones along trail.

This project originally planned to occur on National Forest lands is cancelled and a new project that includes transmission line rebuild proposals on both National Forest and BLM lands will be posted at a later date.

There is a need to increase parking capacity at existing trailheads to provide for increasing visitor use and to provide opportunities for users with different space requirements. The project changed to three trailheads.

FS proposes to install a 5'x5', prefabricated bat condo to provide a suitable maternity roosting site and subsequently exclude bats from roosting in the Dexter cabin.

Management actions to reduce impacts to the natural environment from dispersed camping and improve camping experiences for the public.

Recreation project that will focus on improving the natural environment and providing better dispersed camping experiences for the public.

Install 3,400 ft of 1 � inch water pipeline from existing solar well in Mesa view allotment into Palmona Allotment to provide better distribution of livestock.

The proposed trail expansion project on National Forest System Trail (NFST) #645 Sheep Creek (Non-Motorized) to connect to NFST #684 Twelve Mile Lake (Non-Motorized) will provide increase quality of user experience and decrease user conflicts.

This project proposes to replace an existing culvert on Forest Service Road 110 (Halfmoon Road) that crosses Halfmoon Creek at the Mount Massive trailhead. This includes moving the culvert, realigning the road and trail and adjusting the parking.

1.75 mile single track addition to the Monarch Crest Trail #531 connecting to Marshall Pass along with an improved trail head at Hutchinson Cabin. 0.5 mile reroute on the Monarch Crest Trail #531 north of the Green Creek junction with Monarch Crest

The physical closure of 24 abandoned, inactive mine features such as open adits and shafts which pose the greatest physical hazard to the public. The closures include actions to restore, reclaim, abate, control, or prevent the adverse effects.

The FS proposes to safeguard 26 abandoned mine land features on the South Park Ranger District.

Proposal to amend Sangre De Cristo Electric Association's master permit for a new electric service connection that includes 215 feet of overhead powerline

Proposed improvements including replacing the bridge over the dam, raising portions of the boardwalk, repairing erosion on the dam face and on the shoreline, widening and hardening the Manitou Lake Tr, constructing hardened paths, replacing benches

The Forest Service proposes to issue a special use permit to the State of CO to build a new private mobile radio site on Methodist Mountain to include constructing a 100%u2019 tower, a concrete building & placement of 2-1000-gallon propane tanks.

The proposed amendment is to pull a 144 F fiber optic cable, approx. 105,000 long, 2%u201D in wide (4.8 acres) through existing conduit (installed by Federal Lands Highway Commission) within an existing right-of-way adjacent to County Road 306.

There is a need to develop an adaptive approach to close and rehabilitate illegal routes (typically motorized) on the South Park Ranger District. Management actions will be selected based on the location, damage, and potential for further impacts.

The USFS proposes to renovate a 65-year-old campground to include rehabilitating unsustainable sites, adding sites & facilities, and adding ADA-accessibile facilities while keeping with the rustic character of semi-primitive, motorized camping.

To provide access to the Roche family thru the 5B Wildlife Closure on the Browns Pass Road.

The Forest Service is responding to Monarch Mountains request to amend their existing SUP to build an Annex building, add garage doors to the loading dock, install an electronic entrance gate, and add a machine storage facility.

Build two off road practice areas totaling 11.3 acres for OHV use in the area of the Dutch Fred trailhead, reroute part of trail. This action was previously scoped as part of "Single Track NFS Trail 770 Extension & Training Area Construction" project

This project proposes to build an Amphitheatre near the Turquoise Lake Nature Trail Parking lot on the PSICC. The Amphitheatre will provide seating for approximately 40 people and a stage for presenters to offer interpretive talks to the public.

In order to address the threat of landscape-scale wildfire in the Wet Mountains, the FS proposes to increase the defensibility of potential control features, such as roads & trails, by reducing fuels mechanically, with hand treatments, and Rx fire.

This project has been combined into the Crystal Creek MPO project and is no longer being analyzed as a separate project.

To provide access to the Rainbow Trail and the Sangre de Cristo Wilderness, the FS proposes to construct approx. 0.7 miles of trail and utilize 1-mile of an existing admin-use-only route to access the RT.

The Forest Service proposes to amend a Special Use Permit (CIM 101) by allowing the proponent to install approximately 600 ft of new injection (water) line to connect their Pearson C-2 well site with their existing injection line

The primary purpose of the project is to return fire to the vegetation communities within the project area which would improve timber stands, wildlife habitat, and rangeland conditions.

The Forest Service proposes to delineate a parking area (PA) for the Black Cloud TH, which provides access to Mt Elbert by repairing the existing PA, installing buck/rail fence to mitigate off-route travel, and installing an informational kiosk.

The Forest Service proposes to build a 0.24-mile trail from Printer Boy CG to the Belle of Colorado access road to provide a safer alternative to CR9 to access Turquoise Lake from the CG.

The Forest Service is responding to Monarch Mountains request to amend their existing SUP to install a double vault toilet, electrical vehicle (EV) charging station, and add improvements to the Pioneer unload ramp and retaining wall.

Proposal to conduct an observational study of rare plants located near Horseshoe Mountain.

The Forest Service is responding to Monarch Mountains request to amend their existing SUP to update the main Crest facility, add an electrical volt (EV) charger, install a storage shed, repair a retaining wall and updating the tram facility.

Twenty five former mine features pose an unsafe risk to the general public in terms of physical safety hazards. Reclamation efforts will promote growth of native plant species on previously compacted soil.

Re-issue 5-year recreation event permit to Pikes Peak Marathon to conduct the Barr Trail Mountain Race and the Pikes Peak Ascent and Marathon running races and to Pikes Peak Road Runners to conduct the Pony Express Trail Run running race.

The project aims to mitigate past land use impacts to stream health and function by installing structures that would restore the floodplain connection and mimick the natural driving forces of riparian vegetation and beavers.

Analyze potential effect for authorization of a special use permit for installation use and maintenance of a 80 kV deisel generator including a 8' x 8' cement pad at existing communication facility, Granite Mountain Communication Site

Reissuance of a SUP for the Kim Compressor Station - issued to Colorado Interstate Gas Company, and including a new route for buried powerline within the existing permit area

The USFS is considering a proposal by CO Springs Utilities for an SUP (to replace their expired LDV 10048) to install & use a log boom to maintain water intake at their Twin lakes facility. Installation would include excavation & material hauling.

The Forest Service is proposing to implement changes to the existing Forest road system within the Badger Flats management area

The proposal would restore approx. 24.0 acres of NFS lands utilizing appx. 524,000 cubic yds of NFS fill material to backfill the quarry and stabilize the landslides, along with the complete revegetatation of the site by seeding and tree planting.

The Forest Service proposes to seasonally close National Forest System Trails 1412, 1336, and 1434 to all uses to protect big game winter range.

Forest Service is proposing to authorize the Campo Grazing Association to install 10,560 feet of 1-1/4 inch PVC water pipeline in Unit 2 of the Deweese Allotment.

Replace the existing 100-foot guided tower (tower with guidelines) with a 100-ft free-standing, self-supported tower at the existing Forest Service Elkhart Repeater site.

The South Platte Ranger District of the Pike National Forest is proposing to treat up to 10,000 forested acres in Jefferson and Park counties. The project would restore portions of the Crossons-Longview area to more historic conditions.

Reroute/realign less than a one mile section of the NFS Road 2250 (also known as Withers Trail/NFS Trail 1871) that travels from Withers trailhead down into Picketwire Canyon. This road would be gated and managed as a hiking trail and admin road

Southeast Colorado Power Assn. needs a special use permit to bury about 400 ft of underground power line from existing power pole to Kim Compressor Station transformer

The USFS proposes to replace the dysfunctional restroom facilities with two new "CXT" vault toilets. Actions would include demolition/removal of the old toilets with machinery, earthwork to dig new vaults, and removal of a few trees.

To reissue 46.83 acres and/or 15 miles of overhead and buried powerlines.

Analysis of roads, trails, and areas on the Pike and San Isabel National Forest

Hand treatments, mechanical treatments, and forest product removal to increase wildfire resilience in a critical municipal watershed and adjacent to critical infrastructure. Developed with adjacent landowner (utilities) and state agencies.

Issue priority outfitter and guide special use permits to Greenbrier Outfitters Inc., U.S. Airforce Academy Outdoor Adventure Program and Enduro Ranch, LLC, and renew the American Christian College dba Summit Ministries Priority Permit and Camp Elim.

Conifer thinning & removal through mechanical treatments & prescribed burning is proposed in order to 1)diversify forest structure, 2)improve forest & watershed health, 3)improve winter range, and 4)reduce the risk of large wildfires near Salida, CO.

Renew the AdAmAn Club, Pikes Peak Ultra and the Pikes Peak Challenge 5-year recreation event special use permits.

Conduct Fuels and Vegetation Treatments - Designed to reduce the threat of high intensity fire and restore forest conditions.

Special uses permittee, American Towers LLC, proposes to install a standby diesel generator at this communication site. New improvements would include: 8' x 6' concrete pad; underground power/communication conduit from pad to the existing building.

The proponent would conduct an exploration drilling project of six 1,000-foot horizontal drill holes (HQ core, 2.5-inch ID). Drilling will occur from three drill pads; drill pads will be approximately 30feet x 40feet.

The purpose of this project is to mimic the natural fire return interval in warm, dry mixed conifer and aspen stands in order to maintain forest health, enhance wildlife habitat, and promote fire resilient forests.

Forest Health (MPB) and fuel reduction project on the Salida RD in T13S, R77W, Sec. 7 & 18; T13S, R78W, Sec 13 & 24.

Conduct fuels reduction activities on approx. 415 acres using mechanical and hand thinning techniques. Activities may include product removal and pile burning.

The operator is proposing to explore and mine for pegmatite gemstones in the Crystal Creek Mining Area near Lake George, CO. The operator will disturb appx. 0.4 acres of NFS lands, including 0.14 acres for non-system access.

The Forest Service proposes to remove an abandoned, inoperable low head dam on NFS lands in order to improve overall watershed condition and expand fish passage within the South Platte River.

The FS is considering a proposal to construct a 2,000-square foot deck near a historic lift cabin and food service station to expand their mid-mountain food and beverage services. The proposal includes adding a double vault toilet at this location.

The FS is considering a proposal to install two ticketing kiosks at the base of the mountain, and, install ticket check gates or wands at six of the ski lifts. The purpose of the project is to provide easier and more efficient lift access to skiers.

The FS is considering a proposal to install a 4,000-square foot metal building adjacent to the existing base-located maintenance facility to store and maintain %u201Csnowcat%u201D machines in support of skier services and mountain operations.

The FS proposes to construct a trailhead with a parking area near the junction of NFSR 198 (Lake Creek) and NFSR 337 in order to maintain motorized access (that may be lost in a current land exchange) into the Sangre de Cristos.

Special use authroization renewals for the San Carlos, Pikes Peak, Leadville, South Park and South Platte Ranger Districts.

The operator proposes to renew his Plan to explore for and mine gemstones on approximately 2 acres of NFS lands managed by the South Park Ranger District, Pike National Forest. Legal description is Section 10, T12S, R71W, 6th Principal Meridian.

4-day bike race, with 2 - 3 days on Forest Service roads and trails. 9/24/21 would be in the Mt. Herman Road and Rampart Range Road area, and 9/25/21, and possibly 9/26/21, would be in the Gold Camp Road area, with up to 500 riders per day.

Ultra-trail running event for elite runners with up to 125 participants on a 50-mile course/2 loops beginning on 2/16/21; a 100-mile course/4 loops beginning on 2/15/21; or a 200-mile course/8 loops beginning on 7/14/21. All courses end 6 pm 7/18/21

The Forest Service proposes to issue an amendment to an existing special use authorization for IREA to operate, maintain and rebuild 1.48-miles of existing overhead electrical distribution line on NFS lands.

Expand winter habitat for sheep in the Tarryall Range using hand-thinning (lop and scatter) and prescribed fire to create openings. Treatment areas based on location data from radio-collared sheep and biologist knowledge of places used by sheep.

Cabin Cove (aka Gunderman) Cabin, built in the 1950's has a large maintenance backlog. The proposal is to place the cabin, garage and 4.9 acres of adjacent land under a Granger-Thye Special Use Permit to CFI for the maximum term.

The proposed amendment would authorize removal of an existing propane generator & storage tank. It would also authorize the installation of a new generator building, generator, fuel tank & electric line in the same disturbance footprint.

This project includes trail reroutes in 3 project areas (Gold Dust, Rich Creek and Beaver Creek areas) to increase sustainability, reduce erosion and improve connectivity for the public. Trails to be rerouted include NFST 614, 616, 687 and 747.

The Forest Service proposes to utilize portions of a user-created trail and build new trail, where needed, to create a new NF system route to Lost Lake. The proposal includes designating a trailhead, parking area and restroom.

Crown Castle has applied for an amendment to their current special use permit to extend their tower and ATT a new permit to build ground support equipment (9'x16' concrete pad w/ 8'x8' building and to construct an ice bridge at the existing CC site

Travel management, recreation, fish and wildlife habitat improvement, and other activities in the Bear Creek watershed and adjacent watersheds (proposed action revised in Feb 2014)

Proposal to issue a new 10-year priority outfitter/guide permit to Colorado Powersports Rentals and Sales for 1,120 guided OHV tours and 1,680 OHV rental deliveries annually on Forest Service system roads in the Rainbow Falls and North Divide areas

The operator plans to explore for and mine pegmatite gemstones in Crystal Creek with hand tools. They will access the site using a non-system road.

A portion of the Rainbow Trail was damaged by flooding & erosion caused by post-Hayden Pass Fire conditions. The FS proposes to reroute 2.5 miles of trail between Rattlesnake & Battle Mountain within the Pole Gulch drainage.

The FS and proponents will evaluate the existing trails at Lake Isabel to improve ADA accessibility, add trails to the designated trail system, and repair existing trails and trail structures including bridges, retaining walls and fishing piers.

Update vegetation management activities along 278 miles of transmission lines located on NFS lands in Colorado, Nebraska, and Utah. These activities are intended to protect the transmission lines by managing for stable, low growth vegetation.

Conduct prescribed burning within 7300 acres on the South Park Ranger District to reduce fuels, improve habitat, and connect past treatment areas.

Sangre Snow Runners Snowmobile Club, FS permit-holders, have proposed expanding this parking area by 0.5 acres to help provide for public safety along NFSR 360, and, to support permitted winter recreation activities.

Unregulated dispersed camping along NFSR 110 has caused resource damage to soils, water & vegetation. The FS proposes to designate sustainable campsites & parking areas, and, close & rehabilitate damaged sites & non-system, user created trails.

Requests were received by private parties for two SUAs for use & maintenance of water transmission ditches and ancillary structures (parshall flumes, headgates, gravity-fed ditch) on NFS lands.

The Jennie June Road Users Association have requested a special use authorization for use and maintenance of a road and winter access route on NFS Lands in order to access private property. The proposal is in Colorado Roadless Areas.

There is a need to comply with agency policy, congressional statues & executive orders by providing communication services. The FS proposes to issue new SUPs for operation/maintenance of existing communication uses w/ no new proposed uses/facilities.

This project proposes to add 250 parking spaces to the main lot at Monarch Mountain Ski area. Project activities include tree removal, grading & relocation of the lot access road, and, relocation of two buildings used in avalanche control.

Construct a new 520' trail from the Baker Creek Trail (NFST 1301) to the Cuchara Mountain Park. The Cuchara Mountain Park will connect the trail to their public parking area.

Special Use Permit Amendment to add 452 feet of road to an existing road permit.

Due to increasing demand for winter recreation activities, the FS proposes to develop up to 5 miles of marked ski trails for cross country & skate skiing, snowshoeing, & fat-tire biking in the headwaters of Monarch Park near Monarch Pass.

Proposal to issue a private road permit for an existing unauthorized driveway to access private land. Road length is approximately 884 feet.

The Leadville RD is considering a request for approval of a Mine Plan of Operations to implement exploration and mining activities on NFS lands. The proposal includes one-acre of suction dredging and hand-auger drilling to be reclaimed at season end.

This proposal is for reconstruction of 2.25 miles of the CT to address resource concerns. This project was originally published on 4/1/2016; priorities shifted & it was removed in 2018. Planning has continued so implementation may occur in FY19-20.

Vegetation treatments are proposed on approximately 3,000 acres of National Forest System Lands in the Spanish Peaks area to reduce hazardous fuels, create a more open forest structure & create fuel breaks near private lands and infrastructure.

To consider changes to management of recreation activities at Mount Bierstadt and the Guanella Pass summit area.

The operator proposes to hand tools to excavate prospect pits of 2 feet x 3 feet x 2 feet that will remain open for a maximum of 3 days over 5 years. The mining operations use two non-system access routes, 8ft x 1400ft cumulatively.

The operator has submitted a proposal to explore for and mine pegmatite gemstones in Lake George, Colorado. Operations are accessed on 2 non-system roads. Excavations will be done with hand tools. Maximum disturbance is 100 cubic yards per year.

Browns Canyon National Monument Plan

The project would construct 0.5 miles of new, rerouted trail in order to provide an environmentally sustainable and well-defined route to Mt. Princeton. The proposal includes 0.5 miles of user-created trail obliteration and rehabilitation.

Trail #1428 provides hikers with access to the summits of Mt. Shavano and Tabeguache Peak. This project is needed due to trail widening, erosion, and braiding high rec use and user-created routes causing impacts to alpine plants and soils.

The Tennessee Pass Nordic Center (TPNC) uses snowmobiles for access and to groom trails on NFS Lands through a special use permit. TPNC proposes to clear trees to create a 1 mile, over-the-snow (no summer use) trail to access their developed sites.

Issuance of a ten year outfitter and guide permit to Adventure Cycling Association to authorize multiple cycling tours to operate annually on National Forest System Lands across the Rocky Mountain Region.

The Forest Service is proposing to implement changes to some of the existing National Forest System Trails (NFST) and National Forest System Roads (NFSR) within the Sheep Mountain Management Project Area to support sustainable recreation practices.

To improve non-motorized trail connectivity and access to National Forest System lands adjacent to Staunton State Park. Phase I of the North Elk Creek trail was completed in 2018. Phase II seeks to complete the lower segment of this trail.

Issue 10-year priority outfitter and guide permit for 800 guided hikes and 1,800 trail rides annually on trails near Emerald Valley Ranch and Old Stage Road, add use of 2 1/2 mile non-system trail, and reroute and add 1 1/4 mile of a non-system trail

Reissuance of a Special Use Permit SAN400901 for a power transmission line

There is a need to modify the current Forest Order due to potentially hazardous post-fire conditions. The modification would be to allow limited access on NFSR 101 and 108,and, prohibit camping in the fire area.

A portion of NFSR 390 was damaged by spring 2019 runoff leaving the road unsafe for two-way vehicle travel. The FS proposes to reroute approx. 0.2 miles of road, install culverts and erosion control where needed in order to provide safe access.

Consider the proposal to permit the City of Colorado Springs to close gates and restrict access to Gold Camp Road during park closure hours and conduct routine maintenance on the road segment.

Salvage dead beetle-killed spruce and create openings in lodgepole pine to improve forest health.

4 day bicycle race using Forest Roads 300, 307, 310, 370, 379, 381, and High Drive, and Forest Trails 624, 626, 665, 667, 668, 700, 700.A, 701, 714, 723, and 776, with up to 350 riders on 9/24-27/20. 2-3 days would be on National Forest routes.

The operator and claimant are proposing to renew their MPO for an additional 5 years. Their MPO authorizes them to explore for and mine aquamarine, quartz, topaz, fluorite, and or other minerals with mechanized equipment.

The Lake County BOCC have requested a special use permit from the FS to maintain and use their decreed water right, 98CW173, from the state of CO that occurs on NFS Lands. The proposal includes installation of a flume, headgate, and water pipeline.

The FS proposes to construct 0.4 miles of single track trail to connect the Twin Lakes Visitor Center to Moache fishing access. This trail is needed to provide a safer alternative to walking along Hwy 82 & to deter using-created access routes.

USFS proposes to breach the southern dam using machinery or high power water to comply with a written order issued to the USFS from the CDWR. This may involve improvement to NFST 1455 including tree removal/limbing for access.

To construct a new parking area/trailhead that will provide safe parking and improved access to recreational opportunities along the Santa Fe National Historic Trail.

The USAF Academy is proposing to conduct annually June 1 through August 1 cadet ABEST training. Training will occur six times for a 36 hour period for 190 cadets each event. Cadets will navigate to GPS waypoints in the National Forest.

Renew Special Use Permit that allows the club to groom trails for snowmobiling

The operator and agent propose exploring for and mining amazonite, smoky quartz, and other pegmatite crystals on the LGPD #2-3 unpatented mining claim using mechanized equipment. Access will be on a non-system road through private property.

Changing National Forest System Road (FSR) 669.2c from maintenance level 2 open to the public motorized to maintenance level 2 USFS administration. FSR 669.2c will remain open to non-motorized recreation opportunities.

This project would convert an existing Forest Service System Road (182) into a Forest Service System Trail (182) and restore a number of road-related resource issues. The existing trailhead parking area would be clearly defined and signs installed.

IREA proposes to rebuild and upgrade an existing 44-kilovolt(kV) transmission line to 115 kV from the west side of Kenosha Pass near Jefferson, CO to the Roberts Tunnel Power Generation Station near Grant, CO.

Special Use Authorization for Road Use and Maintenance to Lutheran Valley Retreat, Lutheran Valley Ranch, and Stringer Ranch.

100 mile, 100k, and 50k running race on Forest Roads 370, 383, Pikes Peak Highway and Forest Trails 624, 665, 666, 667, 668, 671, 672, 652, 620, 701, 753, 776, and 785 with 500-1,000 participants on 8/8/20 at 6:00 am through 8/9/20 at 12 pm.