Farmland Protection Policy Act Sample Clauses

Farmland Protection Policy Act. In order to comply with the Farmland Protection Policy Act, which has the purpose of minimizing Federal programs' contributions to the unnecessary and irreversible conversion of farmland caused by nonagricultural uses, the Form AD-1006 will need to be completed. This can be accomplished through coordination with United States Department of Agricultural (USDA)-Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), and the completion of Form AD-1006. To receive the Form AD-1006, call the NRCS State office in Columbia at (000) 000-0000. An aerial map of the site or sites will also be required with the area to be disturbed identified on the map. This aerial map can be obtained from the local SCS office. In some areas of the state this office may be located in an adjoining county. The contractor will need to complete Parts I and III of Form AD-1006. The form should then be sent to the NRCS State Office for completion of Parts II, IV and V. The address for NRCS State Office is: Mr. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx State Soil Scientist Natural Resource Conservation Service 000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxx 00 Xxxx Parkade Center, Suite 000 Xxxxxxxx, XX 00000 0-000-000-0000 After the NRCS office returns the form, the contractor will complete remaining Parts VI and VII. The contractor will provide a copy of the completed form to the MoDOT district contact to document compliance with the Farmland Protection Policy Act.
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Farmland Protection Policy Act. Will the proposed action convert significant agricultural lands to non-agricultural uses and exceed 160-point score on the farmland impact rating? No. ( xxxx://xxx.xx.xxxx.xxxx.xxx/technical/soils/soilslocal.html) There are no Prime or Unique farmlands in the State of Alaska. Further, there are no Farmlands of Statewide Importance.
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