The standard of review for Montana Environmental Policy Act ("MEPA") decisions is "whether the record establishes that the agency acted arbitrarily, capriciously or unlawfully." Ravalli County Fish & Game Assn. v. Mont. Dept. of State Lands, 273 Mont. 371, 377, 903 P.2d 1362, 1366 (1995) (quoting N. Fork Preservation Assn. v. Dept. of State Lands, 238 Mont. 451, 458-59, 778 P.2d 862, 867 (1989)). A review under the arbitrary and capricious standard "does not permit a reversal merely because the record contains inconsistent evidence or evidence which might support a different result. Rather, the decision being challenged must appear to be random, unreasonable or seemingly unmotivated based on the existing record." Hobble Diamond Ranch, LLC v. State, 2012 MT 10, ¶ 24, 363 MT 310, 268 P.3d 31; see also Mont. Wildlife Fed'n v. Mont. Bd. of Oil & Gas Conservation, 2012 MT 128, ¶ 25, 365 Mont. 232, 242-243, 280 P.3d 877, 885.