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CHAPTER 2310 - PLANNING AND DATA MANAGEMENT
2310.4 - Responsibilities and Delegations. See Regional Supplements to FSM 7310.41 Responsibility, and 7310.42 - Delegations, for responsibility for designs and related activity in
the fields of architecture and structural, electrical, mechanical, and sanitary engineering.
2314.34 - Preparation and Review of Programs. Each Forest Supervisor is responsible for
developing a Recreation Construction Project list which will form the basis for the Regional
Program. This list of projects will reflect current Forest Plan and RPA direction, and should be
developed for at least a 3-year period. However, it is not realistic to expect funding beyond the
top one or two projects.
A list of projects, from the Forest's previous year's request, will be sent to the Forest Supervisors
annually showing projects not yet funded. Forest Supervisors will update this list and return it
to the RO, Director, Recreation of Wilderness and Lands, by November 1.
The Recreation Construction Project (ADP printout) list will include the following (see Exhibit I):
Item Description
ADP Code
1. Regional priority.
(RP)
2. Fiscal year when the project is planned.
(FY)
3. RIM number. (RIM N)
4. Project name and kind of development.
(RIM N)
(Project name)
5. Type of construction; i.e., (C):
a. Rehabilitation
b. Expansion
c. New construction
(R)
(E)
(N)
6. Development scale.
(S)
7. Existing PAOT's.
(EP)
8. New PAOT's (after expansion or proposed
for new developments).
(NP)
9. Fee area (F):
a. Existing charge site
b. Not a charge site
c. Proposed charge site
(Y)
(N)
(P)
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10. Design and narrative, approved, yes or no.
(See FSM 2330.43.)
(D & N)
11. Year design and narrative approved
(YR)
12. Forest priority
(FP)
13. Recreation construction cost
(M$REC)
14. Forest road and trail cost
(M$R&T)
15. RO project file number (assigned by RO)
16. Cost per PAOT = Rec. $ + FR&T $ :
Esisting PAOT's + Proposed PAOT's)
(NO)
(COST PER
PAO)
For each project shown on the listing, the Forest Supervisor shall submit a detailed Project
Description and Justification Statement following the format shown in Exhibits II and IIa.
Determination of Regional priorities for recreation construction projects will be based on the
following:
1. Priority I - Rehabilitation
Selection Criteria:
a.
b.
c.
d.
Charge sites
Cost/benefit
Narrative description
Regional perspective
2. Priority II - Expansion of Existing Development
Selection Criteria:
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
Charge sites
Cost/benefit
Identify need to fill gap between predicted need and present use
Opportunity for private development
Destination sites v. day use
Narrative description
Project design and narrative
Regional perspective
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3. Priority III - New Site Construction
Selection Criteria:
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
Proposed charge site
Proposed PAOT/Cost benefit
Identify need to fill gap between predicted need and present use
Opportunity for private development
Destination sites v. day use
Narrative description
Project design
Regional emphasis, RPA, etc.
Forest Supervisors should also consider funding needed to phase out unneeded developments. It
may not be economically practical to continue operating certain developed recreation sites in
view of budget. Forest Supervisors should consider replacing flush toilets with pit or vault
toilets, capping wells, or removing facilities and closing sites. Such projects will entail costs
and will receive high Regional priority.
All recreation construction owrk must be coordinated with Engineering for the planned FR&T
needs. Surfacing, spur improvement, and road relocation are important items in existing sites
and often overlooked.
Combine small projects to form a minimum "project" of $25 M. Projects included will be
detailed in the Description and Justification Statement.
SEE EXHIBIT I, II AND III IN PAPER COPY.
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