Joint Land Use Authorizations Sample Clauses

Joint Land Use Authorizations. While the Service First legislation expressly authorizes DOI and USDA to promulgate regulations as needed to test the feasibility of processing joint land use applications and issuing joint land use authorizations, the Service First legislation does not authorize joint land use authorizations, projects, and planning. The Service First statute expressly states that it does not supplant any existing federal land management authorities. Each Agency has a separate set of authorities governing the lands it manages. Therefore, under the Service First statute, the authorities that apply to lands managed by one Agency cannot be applied to lands managed by another Agency. Without this authority, joint land use authorizations, projects, and planning are not feasible, as it is not legally possible to apply two sets of laws, regulations, and policies to the same land use authorization, project, or plan. Current Service First authority provides merely for cross-delegation of authorities from personnel of one agency to personnel of another, meaning that an employee from one Agency may administer two separate land use authorizations issued by two different Agencies. In addition, the two Agencies may cooperate in evaluating and issuing the two authorizations, e.g., the Agencies may produce a single National Environmental Policy Act document analyzing environmental effects associated with issuance of the two separate authorizations.
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