Regulacje i polityka gospodarcza · 22.12.1999

Final Cooperative Management Plan/Environmental Impact Statement, Vancouver National Historic Reserve, Washington

The final Cooperative Management Plan/Environmental Impact Statement (CMP/EIS) is a description of a vision, shared by four public agencies and their partners, for the coordinated management of the Vancouver National Historic Reserve. The plan analyzes three possible alternatives for future management and recommends a proposed action. The proposed action can be summarized in three broad goals: Preservation of historic structures, physical assets, and cultural landscapes, Education and interpretation of the significance and history of the area, and Public Use of and accessibility to the Historic Reserve. These overlapping goals will be reached through public and private involvement and funding to ensure economic balance and sustainability for all new endeavors. The CMP/EIS is composed of three parts: the revised abstract/cover sheet, revisions to the plan, and comments and responses on the draft CMP/EIS. The revised abstract outlines the status of the document, briefly describes the alternatives, and lists the responsible agencies and contact persons. The ``Revisions'' section shows changes made in the draft document. The most significant changes are (1) a revision of the ``U.S. Arm