28 CFR 61.5 - Typical classes of action.
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§ 61.5
Typical classes of action.
(a)
The NEPA regulations require agencies to establish three typical classes of action for similar treatment under NEPA. These classes are: actions normally requiring environmental impact statements (EIS), actions normally not requiring assessments or EIS, and actions normally requiring assessments but not necessarily EIS. Typical Department of Justice actions falling within each class have been identified as follows:
(2) Actions normally not requiring assessments or EIS.
Actions not significantly affecting the human environment.
(3) Actions normally requiring assessments but not necessarily EIS.
(i)
Proposals for major federal action;
(ii)
Proposals for legislation developed by or with the significant cooperation and support of the Department of Justice and for which the Department has primary responsibility for the subject matter.
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