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Friday, April 01, 2011
Burning Man permit approved
The Bureau of Land Management , Winnemucca District, Black Rock Field Office has approved the permit for the Black Rock City LLC to conduct the Burning Man 2011 event. Before issuing the permit for the proposed 2011 Burning Man event, the BLM analyzed the environmental assessment used for permitting the event for the past five years and determined the EA provided adequate environmental analysis to permit the event for this year. The festival is held annually on public lands in Pershing County, Nev. on the barren playa of the Black Rock Desert approximately 10 miles northeast of the community of Gerlach. The festival has been held since 1990 and has been permitted by the BLM since 1992. The operations associated with the event occupy about 4,400 acres of public land for a seven week period starting with fencing the site perimeter the second week of August and concluding in late September with the final site cleanup. The major activities are confined to several weeks in late August and early September associated with final setup, the actual event, and the initial phases of cleanup. During this period, Black Rock City becomes one of the largest cities in Nevada, with approximately 50,000 participants...more
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