San Luis Valley National Wildlife Refuge Complex, Evironmental Assessment for Buildings DRAFT 9.27.2023

San Luis Valley National Wildlife Refuge Complex, Evironmental Assessment for Buildings DRAFT 9.27.2023
Environmental Assessment for Buildings DRAFT 9.27.2023.pdf4.88 MB

The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and the San Luis Valley National Wildlife Refuge Complex (SLVNWRC) is opening a 30 day public comment period, October 1st to October 31st, on a draft Environmental Assessment for Building Replacement, Rehab, or Demolition on the SLVNWRC in compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act.

You may submit comments at:

Email:   Alamosa@fws.gov

Phone Number: 1-719-589-4021

Mailing:  SLVNWRC 

              7824 El Rancho Ln.

              Alamosa, CO 81101

If you have any further questions, please contact Project Leader Sharon Vaughn at 1-719-589-4021 ext 1000

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Scott Miller
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