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BLMLIBRARY 88065470 DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT i^^-ly-l PROPOSED FALLON RANGETRAINING COMPLEX REQUIREMENTS NAVALAIRSTATION FALLON, NEVADA August 1999 Departmentofthe Navy Bureau of Land Management NavalAirStation Fallon CarsonCityFieldOffice Fallon, Nevada BattleMountain FieldOffice NASFALLONMISSIONSTATEMENT Toprovidethemostrealisticintegratedairwarfaretraining supportavailabletocarrierairwings,Marineairgroups,tenantcommands andindividualunitsparticipatingintrainingeventsincludingjointandmultinational exercises,whileremainingcommittedtoitsassignedpersonnel.Insupportofthese criticaltrainingandpersonnelrequirements,NASFallonwillcontinuallyupgrade andmaintaintheFallonrangecomplex,theairfield,aviationsupportfacilities andbaseliving/recreationaccommodations,ensuringdeployedunit trainingandalocalqualityoflifesecondtonone. BLMMISSIONSTATEMENT TheBureauofLandManagementisresponsibleforthestewardshipof ourpubliclands. Itiscommittedtomanage,protect,andimprovethese landsinamannertoservetheneedsoftheAmericanpeopleforalltimes. Managementisbasedupontheprinciplesofmultipleuseandsustainedyield ofournation'sresourceswithinaframeworkofenvironmental responsibilityandscientifictechnology.Theseresourcesinclude recreation,rangelands,timber,minerals,watershed,fishandwildlife, wilderness,airandscenic,scientificandculturalvalues. BLMLIBRARY BLDG50,ST-160A DENVERFEDERALCE P.O.SOX2504?" COLORADO . Af'1905 BLM/CC/PL-99/021+1791 as^1 AS' • ProposedFDarlalfotnERnavnigreo*nTmreanitnailngImCpoamcptleStxa(teFmReTnCt)(REIeSq)uirements v ?^-.—j. NavalAirStation(NAS)Fallon,Nevada \QQQ LeadAgencies: USDepartmentoftheNavyandBureauofLandManagement(BLM) CooperatingAgencies: USFishandWildlifeService,USForestService,FederalAviation Administration,BureauofIndianAffairs,YombaShoshoneTribe,Fallon Paiute-ShoshoneTribe,WalkerRiverPaiuteTribe,NevadaDivisionof Wildlife,andEureka,Lander,andChurchillCountyCommissions,Kingston TownBoard TitleofProposedAction: DraftEnvironmentalImpactStatementforProposedFallonRangeTraining > ComplexRequirements,NASFallon,Nevada AffectedJurisdictions: ChurchillCounty,EurekaCounty,LanderCounty,MineralCounty,Nye County,WashoeCounty,Nevada Designation: DraftEnvironmentalImpactStatement ABSTRACT FdTaehlteleorNnmaivtnraealicnShitanrgnigkaeesssaentnsed.cAeNissrSaWArayWrafCtatrhheaesCFecnRotTmepCra(rtoNedSmAetehWetCa)msasanettdsNaatAgeaSdinFtsartlaliNonanin,vgyNretevaqacutdiiacr,aelmheaanvstisae.tviaTolnhueattsreeadipntrihnoegpeooxsbiejsedtcitcnighvaNensAgetSso areevaluatedinthisEIS. BecauseactionswouldoccuronlandsadministeredbyboththeNavyandtheBLM CarsonCityandBattleMountainFieldOffices,thisEIShasbeenpreparedbytheNavyandtheBLMasjoint leadagencies.Noneoftheactionswouldincreasethecurrentlateralboundariesofairspace,withdrawmore publiclands,increasethetotalnumberofaircraftoperations,orincreasethesizeoftheimpactareasonthe trainingranges. UndertheproposedactionevaluatedinthisEIS,theNavywoulddevelopelectronicwarfaresitesonpublic andNavy-administeredlands,fourtrackinginstrumentationsubsystemremotesitesonpubliclands,fiber opticcableroutesfromtheairstationtotheB-16andB-19trainingranges,andhelicoptergunneryrangeson B-17andB-19.TheNavyalsowouldincreasetrainingonNavy-administeredlandsintheDixieValley,revise theoperatinghoursoftheRenoMilitaryOperationsArea,andraisetheceilingofrestrictedareaairspaceto allowforhighaltitudeweaponsdeliverytrainingatB-17andB-20.Actionsonpubliclandswouldrequire rights-of-wayfromtheBLM.ThisEISanalyzesthepotentialenvironmentalimpactsfromtheproposed action,threealternativestotheproposedaction,andthenoactionalternativeonlanduse,airspaceuse, biological resources, geology, soils, and mineral resources, water resources, cultural resources, Native Americanreligiousconcerns,visualresources,environmentaljusticeandsocioeconomics,recreation,grazing andwildhorseandburromanagement,airquality,noise,andpublicsafetyandhazardousmaterials.ThisEIS alsoevaluatesthepotentialcumulativeeffectsofproposedandreasonablyforeseeableactions. ForFurtherInformation: FieldManager,BureauofLandManagement 5665MorganMillRoad,CarsonCity,NV89701 Ann:NavyEISProjectManager Phone: (775)885-6156 Fax: (775)885-6147 August1999 DraftEISforProposedNASFallonRangeTrainingComplexRequirements NASFallon,Nevada Thispageintentionallyleftblank. DraftEI5forProposedNASFallonRangeTrainingComplexRequirements NASFallon,Nevada Executive Summary Introduction EIShasbeenpreparedbytheNavyandtheBLMas The Naval Strike and Air Warfare Center jointleadagencies.Severalfederal,state,andlocal (NSAWC) at Naval Air Station (NAS) Fallon, agencies with special expertise or administrative Nevada, proposes to implement changes at the responsibilities pertaining to the proposed FallonRangeTrainingComplex (FRTC) to meet geographicalareasinvolvedhaveagreedtoserveas Chief of Naval Operations-mandated training cooperating agencies, including the US Fish and requirements. These training requirements have Wildlife Service (USFWS), the US Forest Service undergoneindependentvalidationbytheInstitute (USFS), the Federal Aviation Administration for Defense Analysis (IDA), performed under (FAA), the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), the contracttotheBureauofLandManagement(BLM) YombaShoshoneTribe,theFallonPaiute-Shoshone (IDA1999).Changesincludedevelopingnewfixed Tribe,theWalkerRiverPaiuteTribe,theNevada and mobile electronic warfare (EW) sites, DivisionofWildlife(NDOW),Eureka,Lander,and developingnewtrackinginstrumentationsubsystem Churchill County Commissions, and Kingston (TIS)sites,developingadditionaltargetsatB-17and TownBoard. B-19, laying fiber optic cable to B-16 and B-19, increasingtrainingonNavy-administeredlandsin LocationofNASFallonandtheFRTC theDixie Valley, performingHellfire missileand NASFallonisintheLahontanValleyofChurchill highaltitudeweaponsdeliverytrainingatB-17and Countyinwest-centralNevada,approximately70 B-20, and implementing changes to special use mileseastofRenoandsixmilessoutheastofthecity airspace. This environmental impact statement ofFallon. NASFallonadministersapproximately (EIS),whichhasbeenpreparedpursuanttoandin 7,872acresofwithdrawnandacquiredlandassociated accordancewiththeNationalEnvironmentalPolicy with the air station and 106,759 acres of land Act of 1969 (NEPA), the Council on associatedwiththeFRTC. TheFRTCincludesfour Environmental Quality (CEQ) regulations on geographicallyseparatetrainingranges(B-16,B-17, implementing NEPA (40 CFR 1500-1508), Navy B-19, B-20), threeRange AirSurveillance System guidelines (OPNAVTNST 5090.1B), and BLM (RASS) sites, a tracking system (tactical aircrew guidelines(BLMHandbookH-1790-1),evaluatesthe combat training system [TACTS]), a threat potentialenvironmentalandsocioeconomiceffects simulation system (EW area), and special use ofimplementingthesechanges. airspace. TheFRTCairspaceoverliesportionsof Lyon, Churchill,Pershing,Mineral,Nye,Lander, Because proposed actions would occur on lands andEurekacounties.Mostofthelandsunderthe administered by both the Navy and the BLM FRTCairspacearepubliclandsadministeredbythe CarsonCityandBattleMountainFieldOffices,this BLM. DraftEISforProposedNASFallonRangeTrainingComplexRequirements NASFallon,Nevada ES-1 I ExecutiveSummary I SPruompmoasreydAcotfioAnlternatives Including the • FiberopticcablewouldberunfromtheNAS Theproposed action evaluated in the EIS is the Fraanlgleosn.airstationtotheB-16andB-19training implementation of action to meet tactical and strategic training mission requirements. Three • The Navy would perform close air support action alternatives to the proposed action were training, including laser spotting, on Navy- identified for detailed review. A no action administeredlandsintheDixieValley. eaealcnmttvpeiilrornonoaynteaimndveednttaa.olcstoTriehondeisuscaeleetvmeaetrlanhuaseatutirevledee.ssve,larmeFeooafsrstuainrmtdephasearcdwtpotrouotlopNdoastvebhydee • ttTrrhaaeiinniinnNggaavtayntdhewBho-iu1gl7hdaanlpdteiBrt-fu2do0ermtrwaeiHanepilnlogfnisrraengdeemsli.isvseirlye developments and are required by the BLM for • Adjustmentsto specialuseairspacewould be actionstakenonpubliclands. Inaddition,BLM madetochangetheusetimesoftheRenoMOA wouldissuesite-specifictermsand conditionsfor andtoallowforhighaltitudeweaponsdelivery rights-of-waygrants. training(newrestrictedareaairspacewouldbe developedoverexistingrestrictedareaairspace ProposedAction(FourValleys-Fixed) to35,000feetabovemeansealevel[flightlevel Undertheproposedaction,thefollowingactions (FL)350]). wouldbeimplemented: AlternativeI(FourValleys-FixedandMobile) • FourfixedEWsites would be developed on Alternative I would include the same actions pVaulblleiyc,lSanmdisthinCErdeweakrdVsallCerye,ekanVdalBlieyg,SGmaobkbys fdiexsecdriEbeWdsfiotrestohneppurbolpiocsleadndasctwioounldexcbeeptredthuactedthien DdViaelxvlieeelyo.VpaeldleToy,hnraeNteavB-y1f-9ia,xdemdainndiEsaWtteBr-es2di0t.elsanAdwnoiunelxindsotritbnheg sbsimezaels,luepErpWlf-ei1mxee0dntEweodWuwlsidittehsbefionurrtehdoeurceefaidsvteeirmnnobsviiazllele,eyEsaWnwdosuittlhedes EWsiteonpubliclandintheDixieValley,EW- uptoone-thirdacrepersiteineachvalleyforatotal 10, would beenlargedto approximatelyfour of18mobilesites. aocnreNsa.vUy-padtomi1n5ismtoebrieldelsaintdesswinoutlhedDbiexideevVeallolepye.d AVlatlelrenyast-iMvoebileII) (Two Valleys-Fixed and Four • Four 16-foot by 16-foot TIS sites would be Alternative II would include the same actions developedonBLM-administeredlands. TIS-37 describedforAlternativeIexceptthattwo5.7-acre would be developed on a peak south ofthe fixedsiteswouldbedevelopedonpubliclandsin hbeigdhewvaeyloapcerdososnfaropmeaNkenwortPahsso;fTRIaSi-l4r5oawdoPualsds EfidxweadrEdsWCsriteeeskwoVuallldeybeandedveGlaobpbesdiVnalSlmeyi,thanCdreneok 4o7ntwhoeueladstsbiedeodfevtehleoSpemdithsoCurtehekoVfalHleiyc;kiTsIoSn- tVhaellleayckanofdfBiixgedSEmWoksyiteVsalilneyt.hesTeotwcoomvpalelnesysa,tefifxoedr sVSaoulumltemhyisot;fMabtn.edtMwToeIseSen-s49iBniwgnoourSltmhdoDkbieyxiedaeVnvaedllleoyMp.oednijtuosrt lwmcaooonbmudimlludwenobisueictlaedsdte.ivobeenloprdeeeldvaeyilnotpeoeawdce.hrsvFailovlneey,omnofebo-irtleaenttoEhtaWalcroesfit2oe0fs • Livemortarrangesandhelicopterordnanceand gunnerytargetswouldbedevelopedatB-17and AlternativeIII(FourValleys-AllMobile) aroughterrainhelicoptergunnerytargetwould Alternative EI would include the same actions bedevelopedatB-19. describedfortheproposedaction exceptthat no newfixedEWsiteswouldbedevelopedonpublic DraftEISforProposedNASFallonRangeTrainingComplexRequirements NASFallon,Nevada ES-2 I ExecutiveSummary lands. TocompensateforthelackoffixedEWsites resources, water resources, cultural resources, inthefoureasternvalleys,onefixedcommunication Native American religious concerns, visual hubonone-tenthacreoflandwouldbedeveloped resources, environmental justice and cinomSmmuintihcatCiroenekhuVablsl/emyo,bitlhereeEWcomsbiitnesatwioounldfixbeed asoncdiobeucornroomimcsa,nargeecmreeantti,on,aigrrazqiuanlgitayn,dnwoiilsde,hoarnsde adenvdel19opmeodbiinlethEeWothsietresvawloluelysd(boenedesviteeloppeerdva(lulpeyt)o, publicsafetyandhazardousmaterials. fivesitespervalley).Anallmobilescenariomay EnvironmentalConsequences provide increasedflexibilityintraining; however, Theenvironmentalconsequencesanalysisusesthe communicationtechnologyisnotyetadvancedor existing environmental conditions described in readilyavailabletoallowNSAWCtoimplementan Chapter3 andtheNoActionAlternativeasthe all mobile alternative at this time. Under baselineforassessingthemagnitudeofchangefor AlternativeHI,theNavywouldrequestaceilingof each alternative. Detailed analyses of potential 30,000 feet MSL (FL300) for new restricted area effectstoresourcesarepresentedinChapter4. A airspace instead ofa ceiling of 35,000 feet MSL summaryofpotentialimpactstoeachofthevarious (FL350). resourcesisprovidedbelow. NoActionAlternative ProposedAction wtcnidIrfb1roeeenom5eyadngvc0puiweutel2rnlrlul.iioada1sontnlvEtiphguleion,eee[Womnddon]aeu.at)sonncn.fCtsdtdaoiiosetctnohuUeh,crdnisnenuA,sgcreiodsNhx.irreeiTlrsoasrfvIPcpltierSaatiAbtsenicnechotsegrateusnesidicnoteNobotaepcnsentohw,dbEitaeiAnecrntaAlavBngiectpici-ecovaenots1rnhabri,in7osllmnno.snuegaanmatardHrteianeekAocevnlldtludetliiattavfvgeeiiiBselarstrir-n(ipeny1a4werst09soettiQsrumvuwcwailetaorihsaC,dlnisuriiFibiglncbtnleeRdohegeytd tiiDcaLAdrfnnhociooepatecnsauvpeneesstdrarresdeiusfcsolsrTelhtxobarIaUefiepeannSnosmddfmdtreswfaes;eiatw.ipntcttteiodthtehwNtlseeefe;hdyovoorcneeua2locr7rlxi6uneN6nsoprtaaiefpaar.igvsicamennn)yxrcnediu,e-ertfneedseaitddsodacEwanmnomnaooiednWtufnnuldipelptpsilxdusiumtaipnbpbtpenlaleeblarnienseiwcceedctddue(clsfsidlallimenonaaxicsdtEnnellmeosdddiudWastdwnaiEwlwtornaaosooyWugignutuldeepullad,musdscdbeiecuantlesneonbbiosesttedecfs.. AEfnfveicrteodnmEnevnitraolnmAennaltysis AaiirrssppaacceeuUses.e.ENWossiitgenidfeicvaenltoipmmpeancttsantodauisrespwaoceulodr The existing environmental and socioeconomic notcauseachangeinflightpatternsoranincrease tchoenditiboansissarefporresenitdeedntiinfyCihnagpteran3doftehvealEuaItSinags rienstlroiwc-tleedvealrefalsighut.pEtsotab3l5i,s0h0i0ngfeaentdMaSliLgni(nFgL3n5e0w) eadClhentusvercircrrnhiaoibtnleimlvdee,sni.tnMailnCehTrahapiletm,eprapNcryti3esm,airnycLrlaeunsdrdueelesgtrii,ontnghPeeorpfsfohrriiotnnimgfo,lnuseatnnhcodeef wwaovfooiuuatltlhiddeosnne,nootsatirhnebcaaeesvetgfhrareaosnNmitgaenvdtihfyeiicfwaFonctAuoAmlimd;meprhaucacsviteeaol-ontfoaictrrohemeqtsumreeaefsrftacirciueasailess EurekaCountieswhereactionsareproposed. scheduled. Development of additional TIS sites would have beneficial effects by increasing the The environmental analysis focuses on those Navy's ability to track aircraft in areas that resources potentially affected by the proposed currently have poor coverage and by providing action and on topics that have received public betterpilotaccountability. concern.Thoseresourcesincludelanduse,airspace use,biologicalresources,geology,soils,andmineral DraftEISforProposedNASFallonRangeTrainingComplexRequirements NASFallon,Nevada ES-3 ExecutiveSummary Biological Resources. No significant impacts to these areas, if anything, would be reduced. biologicalresources.Therearenoknownresident Changingthedaysandhoursofoperationofthe threatened or endangered species within the RenoMOAwouldhavenoimpacts. proposeddevelopmentareas;therefore,noimpacts areexpected.Thetrainingrangesandthefiberoptic VisualResources. Nosignificantimpactstovisual routewouldbesurveyedforwetlandspriortoany resources. DevelopmentsareconsistentwithBLM activitiestakingplace,andanynecessarypermitsfor VisualResourceManagementobjectivesforClassIII jurisdictional wetlands would be applied for. and Class IV lands. Fixed EW sites providethe Construction and operation of EW sites would greatestvisualcontrast,TISsitesarefarremoved result in adverse but not significant impacts to fromkeyobservationpoints,andmobileEWsites, nonsensitive wildlife and vegetation from site fiberopticcable,andtargetdevelopmentsprovide disturbance.Disturbingvegetationmayincreasethe novisualcontrast. spreadofnoxiousweedsbutwouldbecontrolledin accordance with the BLM Integrated Weed Environmental Justice and Socioeconomics. No ManagementStrategy. significantsocioeconomicorenvironmentaljustice impacts. The proposed action would slightly Geology, Soils, and Mineral Resources. No increase NAS Fallon procurement, thereby significant impacts to geology, soils, or mineral introducingmoremoneytotheregionaleconomy. resources. Thesmallamountofareaproposedfor Thelocationofupto10personnelandtheirfamilies development would not result in high rates of toLanderCountywouldincreasethecirculationof erosion. Nominingclaimsarelocatedinareasof moneyinthelocaleconomy.Theproposedaction proposeddevelopments. wouldnotdisproportionatelyaffectthehealthor economicopportunitiesofminorityorlow-income WaterResources.Nosignificantimpactstowater populations. resources. Training activities in the Dixie Valley wouldavoidstreams,ponds,andwetlands. Special Recreation. No significant impacts to recreation, useairspacechangeswouldnotresultinanychange including impacts to Spencer Hot Springs, the in lateral area covered and would not involve HickisonPetroglyphsRecreationArea,orthePony grounddisturbances;therefore,therewouldbeno Express National Historic Trail. For major impactstowaterresources. organizedevents,NavyuseofEWsitesnearestthe trailmaybeavoidedifcoordinatedinadvancewith Cultural Resources. A record search and field NASFallonandifnoconflictsintrainingwould surveyidentifiedsixunevaluatedculturalresource result. sites,twoNationalRegister-eligiblesites,andone DNeattieornmailnatReigoinssteorfDeilisgtirbiicltitythfaotrwtoheulsdixbseiteasffweocuteldd. NGroazsiinggnifaincdantWiilmdpaHcotsrsteoagnrdazBiungrroandMawnialgdemheonrste. be determined through consultation with the andburromanagementwouldoccur. SHPO. Ifnecessary,appropriatemitigationplans wouldbedevelopedforeligiblesites. Mitigation Air Quality. No significant air quality impacts. planswouldbedevelopedfortheeligiblesitesand Minor temporary adverse effects would result districtthroughSection106consultation. during construction of sites; emissions associated withoperationofsiteswouldbesmall. Allactions NpartoipvoesedAmearctiicoannwRoeulligdiouinscrCeoasnecetrhnes.altSiitnucdeesthoef twhoeuledxceopctciuornionfacthtaanignemsenatt/utnhcelaRsesniofieMdOaAr,easwhwiicthh existing restricted areas without increasing the isinanonattainmentareaforozoneandinhalable numberofoperationsintheseareas,thepotential particulatematter.Becausetherewouldbenonet forimpactstotraditionalpropertiesandvaluesin increase in air emissions from changing the use DraftEISforProposedNASFallonRangeTrainingComplexRequirements NASFallon,Nevada ES-4 ExecutiveSummary timesoftheRenoMOA,noformalCleanAirAct additionalunevaluatedculturalresourcesiteswould conformitydeterminationisrequired. be affected. Mitigation would be the same as describedfortheproposedaction.Constructionand Ncoonisster.uctioNnoofEsiWgnisfitiecsa,ntTISnosiitsees,fiibmepracotptsicfcarbolme ogrpeeartaetrioenffeocftsEtoWaisriteqsualwiotuyldandresnuolitseingivselnightthley routes, andtargets. Construction couldresult in largernumberofEWsitesthatwouldbedeveloped. temporary noise levels over 80 dBA in the immediate vicinity ofthe site, with noise levels AlternativeII. Land-basedeffectswouldbelessthan decreasing with increased distance from the site. undertheproposedactionandAlternativeIgiven Implementationoftrainingrequirementsalsowould thatfeweracreswouldbedisturbed.Approximately not result in significant noise impacts. The 34acresofpubliclandwouldbeaffectedattwo proposed action would not increase flight fixedEWsites(includingroadsandpowerlines),one operations or change flight patterns and would expandedEWsite,twofixedcommunicationhubs, thereforenotintroducenoisetonewareas. Noise 20mobileEWsites,andfourTISsites;under12 levels may decrease in some areas due to the acreswouldbeclosedtopublicaccessforthefixed increasedheightatwhichaircraftwouldfly. andtheexpandedEWsites.UnderAlternativeII, onlyfiveoftheeightunevaluatedculturalresource Public Safety and Hazardous Materials. No sitesdescribedforAlternativeIwouldbeaffected. significantimpactstopublicsafety. Development Mitigationwouldbethesameasdescribedforthe of TIS sites would have a beneficial impact by proposedaction.BecausenofixedEWsiteswould enablingNAS Fallonto improvetheirabilityto bedevelopedinBigSmokyValleyandSmithCreek track aircraft in areas that now have incomplete Valley,fewerpersonnelwouldrelocatetoLander coverage.Increasedcoveragewouldresultinbetter County (uptofiveinsteadof10).Thesocialand aircraftaccountabilityandincreasedsafetyfromthe economiceffects ofexpenditureswithinthelocal tabhieliFtyRTtoC.ideEntWifytrpaanrstmiictitpeartsi,ngwahiirlcreafitnthopreoruagthioount, AelctoenrnoamtyivebIIywotuhledbaeddilteissonatlhanrdeesisdcernitbseduunnddeerr emitelectromagneticradiation(EMR). Noneofthe theproposedactionandAlternativeI. sites, including sites along existing roads, would exposeNavypersonnelorthepublictohazardous AlternativeHI. Land-basedeffectswouldbeslightly levels of EMR. Standard operating procedures less than under the proposed action and other wouldbeimplementedtoprotectthepublicfrom alternatives given that fewer acres would be operational hazards and to manage hazardous disturbed. Approximately 12 acres ofpublicland materials. would beaffectedatone expandedEWsite, one fixed communication hub, three mobile EW Alternatives sites/fixed communication hubs, 19 mobile EW The summary below focuses on those specific sites, and four TIS sites; of the land disturbed, impactsexpectedtodifferfromthoseprojectedfor approximatelyfouracreswouldbeclosedtopublic theproposedaction. access.Socioeconomiceffectswouldbethesameas AlternativeI. Land-basedeffectswouldbeslightly dcuelstcurriabledrefsoorurAcletserniamtpiavcetsII.wUonuldderbAelttehrenatsiavmeeEIa,s plaecusrbselstichwaonluaulnndddbeweroudtilhsdetupbrrbeoepddo.issAetpduprrabcoetxdiiomantagtfieovlueyrn6tf8hiaxatecdrfeeEsweWorf sdeasmceriabseddefsocrriAbletderfnoarttihveepIIr;ompiotsiegdataicotniowno.uldbethe EsitWess(iiten,cl1u8dimngobriolaedsEaWndspitoewse,ralinndesf)o,uronTeISexspitaens;deodf NococurAcutnidoenrAtlhteerNnoatiAvcet.iNonoAlnteerwnatiimvpea.ctsNowonuelwd thelanddisturbed,approximately12acreswouldbe EW sites, TIS sites, B-17 and B-19 target closedtopublicaccess. UnderAlternativeI,two improvements,orfiberopticcablerouteswouldbe DraftEISforProposedNASFallonRangeTrainingComplexRequirements NASFallon,Nevada ES-5 ExecutiveSummary developed. Airspace changes, Hellfire missile training,andhighaltitudeweaponsdeliverytraining wouldnotoccur. Presenttrainingactivitieswould continueunderexistingconditions. Benefitsfrom increasedtrackingcapabilitieswouldnotberealized. DraftEISforProposedNA5FallonRangeTrainingComplexRequirements NASFallon,Nevada ES-6

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