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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
Emery County Public Lands Council
July 7, 2020
10:00 AM
Emery County Courthouse
Commission Chambers and Remote

Welcome
Approval of Minutes
Chairman Comments
Commission Report on Emery Land Bill
Agency Reports and Council Member Comments.
Bureau of Land Management (BLM)
Division of Water Rights (DWRi)
Division of Oil, Gas and Mining (DOGM)
Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR)
School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration (SITLA)
Manti-LaSal National Forest (MLNF)
Utah State Parks and Recreation
Utah State Department of Agriculture
Washington Delegation Staff
Additional Issues From Council Members
Concerned Citizens with Emery County related issues.
Adjourn 

Mission Statement
The mission of the Emery County Public Lands Council is to represent the public lands interests of Emery County and its citizens and to perform an advocacy role for local users and stakeholders; to work in partnership with federal and state agencies in fashioning management decisions and policies affecting lands within Emery County; and to participate in the development, coordination and implementation of the planning objectives of federal, state, and local entities to ensure harmony between the objectives of these various entities and the Emery County General Plan. 

It is the intent and purpose of the Emery County Public Lands Council to aggressively preserve the community heritage of Emery County by vigorously participating in and influencing all public land planning and decision making processes on behalf of and under the authority of the Emery County Commission. 

If you need specific accommodations that will assist you to fully participate at this meeting please call 435 381 3556.	

The PLC meeting on July 7 will be a joint virtual/in person meeting, held in the Commission Chambers in the Administrative Building in Castle Dale. Persons who are high risk for COVID-19 are encouraged to participate remotely. Current spiking in the northern part of the state suggests it would be wise for those living in that area also participate remotely. Social distancing and appropriate face coverings are encouraged for those participating in person.