I disagree with a lot of what you had to say.  As a Forrester I realize my thought process may be a little skewed but I am also an outdoorsman who enjoys hunting, fishing, camping (clear water).  Having worked with state and federal agencies on timber sales I guarantee they will have a high priority of protecting these streams.  They generally go above and beyond the forest practices act in terms of "required buffer strips" and they put on things like season restrictions of logging or shut down hauling when a certain amount of rainfall has occurred in 24 hour period.  That will not change with this plan.  The second thing you need to look is wildfire.  You think logging operations have negative impact on streams and clean water? Go check out a stream that is right in the middle of a high-intensity fire.  Excessive sediment, erosion, water temp increase can all have adverse affects on habitat.  We need to actively manage these forests to clear fuels to prevent these high intensity fires