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Coyote Springs

BLM found a wildlife resource here, and its plan calls for special management. BLM's records place 19 rights of way inside the line today. It covers 51,550 acres and was designated November 6, 2002, in the Las Vegas RMP. In the plan's name, RMP stands for resource management plan.

Acres51,550
DesignatedNov 6, 2002Las Vegas RMP
BLM founda wildlife resourceand found it important
Inside19rights of way

The line

Coyote Springs
Right of way, 19
Ground: USGS The National Map, topographic tiles. Boundaries: BLM's own, read Oct 20, 2026. 19 marks are where BLM's own maps draw them. Hover or tap one for its holder.

The rights of way

19 rights of way sit inside the line. BLM files 12 under non-energy facilities, 5 under other energy facilities and 2 under fiber optic facilities.

  • NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION4rights of way
  • GS3rights of way
  • NV ENERGY2rights of way
  • NV POWER CO2rights of way
  • GTP INFRASTRUCTURE 1 LLC2rights of way

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The proposed rule

A proposed rule, RIN 1004-AF53, would change how BLM drafts every land use plan, and how it designates ACECs like Coyote Springs. The comment window hasn't opened: the proposed rule wasn't in the Federal Register at our last check. The Watch sends one email the day it prints.

The rule's abstract

The purpose of this rulemaking is to establish in regulations an updated process for the approval of the development, revision, amendment, and maintenance of land use plans, as provided for by the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976, for public lands administered by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Additionally, this rulemaking will provide clarification of the process the BLM uses for designating Areas of Critical Environmental Concern.Unified Agenda entry for RIN 1004-AF53, Publication ID 2026, reginfo.gov (OMB OIRA), read Oct 18, 2026

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