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Milestone Extension: Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)

As part of BLM’s effort to align with the Department of the Interior’s July 15, 2025 memorandum, updates to the Mosey Solar Project schedule, including updating the milestone dates on the FAST-41 Dashboard, are necessary to comply with the new requirement that all wind and solar energy project decisions, actions, consultations, and other undertakings be routed through the Office of the Secretary for final review prior to the agency taking action.

Milestone Extension: Section 106 Review

As part of BLM’s effort to align with the Department of the Interior’s July 15, 2025 memorandum, updates to the Mosey Solar Project schedule, including updating the milestone dates on the FAST-41 Dashboard, are necessary to comply with the new requirement that all wind and solar energy project decisions, actions, consultations, and other undertakings be routed through the Office of the Secretary for final review prior to the agency taking action.

Milestone Extension: Endangered Species Act Consultation (DOI-FWS)

As part of BLM’s effort to align with the Department of the Interior’s July 15, 2025 memorandum, updates to the Mosey Solar Project schedule, including updating the milestone dates on the FAST-41 Dashboard, are necessary to comply with the new requirement that all wind and solar energy project decisions, actions, consultations, and other undertakings be routed through the Office of the Secretary for final review prior to the agency taking action.

Milestone Extension: Endangered Species Act Consultation (DOI-FWS)

As part of BLM’s effort to align with the Department of the Interior’s July 15, 2025 memorandum, updates to the Project schedule, including updating the milestone dates on the FAST-41 Dashboard, are necessary to comply with the new requirement that all wind and solar energy project decisions, actions, consultations, and other undertakings be routed through the Office of the Secretary for final review prior to the agency taking action.

Milestone Extension: Right-of-Way Authorization (DOI-BLM)

As part of BLM’s effort to align with the Department of the Interior’s July 15, 2025 memorandum, updates to the Project schedule, including updating the milestone dates on the FAST-41 Dashboard, are necessary to comply with the new requirement that all wind and solar energy project decisions, actions, consultations, and other undertakings be routed through the Office of the Secretary for final review prior to the agency taking action.

Milestone Extension: Environmental Assessment (EA)

As part of BLM’s effort to align with the Department of the Interior’s July 15, 2025 memorandum, updates to the Project schedule, including updating the milestone dates on the FAST-41 Dashboard, are necessary to comply with the new requirement that all wind and solar energy project decisions, actions, consultations, and other undertakings be routed through the Office of the Secretary for final review prior to the agency taking action.

Milestone Extension: Environmental Assessment (EA)

The Applicant recently proposed changes to the project including construction of a new permanent access road, well pad, and injection well in an entirely new footprint, resulting in the loss of approximately 12 additional acres of aquatic resources. USACE must thoroughly evaluate and address the new activities, including the potential associated impacts on federally listed species, proposed compensatory mitigation, and evaluation of cultural and tribal resources.

Milestone Extension: Section 10 Rivers and Harbors Act of 1899 and Section 404 Clean Water Act

The Applicant recently proposed changes to the project including construction of a new permanent access road, well pad, and injection well in an entirely new footprint, resulting in the loss of approximately 12 additional acres of aquatic resources. USACE must thoroughly evaluate and address the new activities, including the potential associated impacts on federally listed species, proposed compensatory mitigation, and evaluation of cultural and tribal resources.

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