; (B) the harvest of trees damaged by wind or ice; (C) the commercial and noncommercial sanitation harvest of trees to control insects or disease, including trees already infested with insects or disease; (D) the reforestation or replanting of fire-impacted areas through planting, control of competing vegetation, or other activities that enhance natural regeneration and restore forest species; (E) the removal of hazardous trees in close proximity to roads and trails; (F) the reconstruction of existing utility lines; and (G) the replacement of underground cables. (3) Relation to land and resource management plans To the maximum extent practicable, an emergency action carried out under paragraph (2) shall be conducted consistent with the land and resource management plan. (4) Acreage limitations A treatment area covered by an emergency situation determination on which an emergency action is carried out pursuant to paragraph (2) shall consist of not more than 10,000 acres of National Forest System land. (c) Environmental analysis (1) Environmental assessment or environmental impact statement If the Secretary determines that an emergency action requires an environmental assessment or an environmental impact statement pursuant to section 102(2) of the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 ( 42 U.S.C. 4332(2) ), the Secretary shall study, develop, and describe— (A) the proposed agency action