Kaibab National Forest — Project Detail

Coconino County Public Works is requesting to replace approximately 1,620 feet (0.31 miles) of aged, cracked, and deteriorated Portland Cement Concrete Pavement of Old Route 66, west of Parks, Arizona.

Arizona Public Service (APS) is requesting to amend an existing special use permit to rebuild the existing NE-7 69kV segment from Summit Substation to Williams Substation, add a fiber optic line on the poles, and expand the existing right-of-way by 10' on each side.

A new five-year permit for mineral removal in an existing sandstone quarry within previously disturbed area accessed by existing roads near the boundary between the Kaibab and Prescott National Forests.

The Kaibab Plateau Public and Firefighter Safety Project would mitigate hazard trees on 4,359 acres in areas that burned in the 2025 Dragon Bravo and White Sage fires and would create 5,029 acres of shaded fuel breaks along key roads in areas of the Kaibab Plateau unaffected by the 2025 wildfires.

APS proposes to replace an existing power pole, install a new 45-ft metal pole and install underground conduit to service a new ADOT communication pedestal. For project documents, please copy and paste the following URL into your web browser: https://usfs.app.box.com/folder/377806009481.

APS is requesting to install two new poles to power a new Transwestern Pipeline rectififer site. For more information, copy and paste this link into your internet browser: https://usfs.app.box.com/folder/377811837194.

Arizona Public Service is requesting to replace a wooden pole with a metal pole and bury a short section of residential power line from Forest Road 141. To view documents related to this proposal, copy and paste this link into your internet browser: https://usfs.app.box.com/folder/375950730850.

To view documents related to this proposal, please copy and paste this link into your internet browser: https://usfs-public.box.com/s/fjyj4synw4hhjfk6xfdl54rb8i6kvijm To explore pozzolan northeast of Williams, AZ near the existing pozzolan mine at Frenchy Hill on the Kaibab National Forest.

Commnet AZ, LLC is proposing to install a fiber optic cable. To view documents related to this proposal, copy and paste this link into your internet browser: https://usfs.app.box.com/folder/374624831196?s=bs1dbhd0dw5f8of8u3i9lqd2h3ghmyzw.

Analyze the effects of reauthorizing grazing on the allotment, including changes to number of animal unit months, additional water catchments and repair and extension of a water pipeline.

The purpose of this project is to reconstruct four nonfunctioning water catchments that would provide water to wildlife within the Williams Ranger District.

Construct approximately 4.2-miles of singletrack shared-use non-motorized recreation trail to remove the Arizona Trail (a State Scenic Trail and National Scenic Trail) from its current co-location with Nat. Forest Systems Roads on located on KNF-NKRD

Reforestation (i.e., Tree Planting~5,000 acres; Natrl.Regen~2000 acres; & Naturl.Recovery~900 acres) in mod-to-severe burn areas in Mangum Fire Burn Scar. per 2021 REPLANT Act. 10-years to complete. & re-seeding 6,000 acres of Pinyon-Juniper area.

Installation of fiber-optic cable from Fredonia to Jacob Lake, AZ along FS Roads 22, 462, 461, and U.S. Hwy. 89-A. The network will benefit 24 residences, a farm, several businesses, and state and federal agencies who own or manage land in this area.

The comprehensive plan will establish the administrative objectives, policies, processes, and management guidelines necessary to fulfill the legislative requirements for national scenic trails under the National Trails System Act.

The purposes of the Burnt Corral project is to improve forest health and vigor, while improving habitat conditions which are more resilient to change in the event of wildfire and/or other climatic condition changes. Project = 28,090 acres.

The Prescott National Forest is proposing a land exchange between the Prescott, Coconino, Kaibab, and Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests and the Yavapai-Apache Nation (YAN). More information at https://yavapai-apache.org/land-exchange

Implementation of forest restoration activities including thinning of trees, prescribed fire treatments, and watershed and road restoration within 988,764 acres of the Coconino and Kaibab National Forests. See www.fs.usda.gov/4fri for information.

Development of up to 39 rock pits affecting a total of 434 acres on the Coconino and Kaibab national forests to provide materials for surfacing roads to maintain safe and sustainable road conditions.