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DRAFT RECORD OF DECISIONUnited States Department of Agriculture Forest Service Intermountain Region FEBRUARY 2015for the Consent with Stipulations to the Offering for Lease Greens Hollow Federal Coal

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3. Fill out the header section with relevant information such as the date, project title, and author's name.
4. Write a concise and clear summary of the decision in the summary section.
5. List out the key considerations and factors that influenced the decision in the body section.
6. Provide detailed explanations or justifications for the decision in the supporting information section.
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What is draft record of decision?

A draft record of decision is a preliminary document that outlines the key decisions and considerations made during a planning or decision-making process, often used in environmental assessments or regulatory contexts.

Who is required to file draft record of decision?

Individuals or organizations involved in a regulatory process or project that requires public disclosure and accountability are typically required to file a draft record of decision.

How to fill out draft record of decision?

To fill out a draft record of decision, one must provide detailed information about the decision-making process, including background, alternatives considered, the chosen alternative, and reasons for that choice, ensuring compliance with applicable regulations.

What is the purpose of draft record of decision?

The purpose of a draft record of decision is to document the decision-making process, promote transparency, and facilitate stakeholder review and input before finalizing the decision.

What information must be reported on draft record of decision?

The draft record of decision must report information such as the project description, environmental impacts, alternatives considered, the rationale for the decision, and any stakeholder comments received.