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FOREST SERVICE HANDBOOK
ALASKA REGION (REGION 10)
JUNEAU, ALASKA
FSH 7309.11 - BUILDINGS AND RELATED FACILITIES HANDBOOK
CHAPTER 20 - PLANNING
Supplement No.: R-10 7309.11-2003-1
Effective Date: November 14, 2003
Duration: This supplement is effective until superseded or removed.
Approved: /s/ Dennis E. Bschor
DENNIS E. BSCHOR
Regional Forester
Date Approved: 11/03/2003
Posting Instructions: Supplements are numbered consecutively by Handbook number and
calendar year. Post by document; remove the entire document and replace it with this
supplement. Retain this transmittal as the first page(s) of this document. The last supplement to
this Handbook was R-10 Supplement 2 to chapter 20.
New Document
7309.11_20
2 Pages
Superseded Document(s)
(Supplement Number and
Effective Date)
Supplement 2, 10/90
9 Page
Digest:
Removes all outdated Region 10 guidance.
20.4 – Adds responsibility and direction for managing the Region 10 Capital Investment
Program.
R-10 SUPPLEMENT 7309.11-2003-1
EFFECTIVE DATE: 11/14/2003
DURATION: This supplement is effective until superseded or removed.
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FSH 7309.11 – BUILDINGS AND RELATED FACILITIES HANDBOOK
CHAPTER 20 - PLANNING
20.4 - Responsibility
The Region 10 Director of Recreation is jointly responsible, with the Director of Engineering, for
the Region 10 Capital Investment Program (CIP). Coordination between Directors will include:
development of a process for program management; project selection, prioritization and funding,
and project implementation monitoring. Forest Supervisors will periodically be given an
opportunity to send in capital investment project proposals to compete for position on the Region
10 CIP Project Priority List.
An interdisciplinary team (IDT) for use in the CIP process will be identified and members
concurred on by the Regional Directors of Recreation and Engineering, the Forest Supervisors,
and the Deputy Regional Forester for Natural Resources. This IDT will: determine the criteria
to be used in evaluating proposed projects; evaluate project proposals; recommend projects for
Value Analysis; and develop and recommend a regional Project Priority List for Regional
Leadership Team (RLT) review and approval. Once the list is approved by the RLT, the
Directors of Recreation and Engineering will manage the capital investment funds to facilitate
implementation of the projects as prioritized and will develop a five-year program for approval
by the RLT. The five-year program will be used in programming and planning decisions
regarding Region 10’s Capital Investment Program.