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Block C. (24-39) Enclavement or Composite
Composites. Management composit identity number assigned to R-6 National
Forests are shown in section 192, exhibit 1.
Forest assigned management composite numbers will be listed by name and
number in section 192.
Enclavements. Section 192, exhibit 2, contains those Special Interest Areas
which are formally classified. The normal type of classification is under Authority
of Secretary Regulation U-3.
Unusual Interest Areas (not formally established) should be handled as a
composite.
Block D. (11-35) Size in Acres
3.
Dispersed (Net). Acres for roads should be computed using one chain
strip of land. For trails use a 1/4-chain strip of land.
Block D (36-40) Capacity (PAOT)
1.
Developed Sites. The capacity at one time of various kinds of sites is one
means to ultimately measure both the opportunities and extent of the operations
and maintenance job.
Several elements must be considered in measuring this capacity, expressed in
Persons At One Time (PAOT), and the elements differ according to kind of site.
Methods are as follows (Exhibit 1):
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Exhibit 1
Site
Boating
Kind
Standards
(31.0) Boating site PAOT may be determined by the most appropriate
method shown below. Both situations require that sanitation
facilities are available to users.
a. Sites with road access and parking facilities. PAOT should
be determined by multiplying the designed parking lot capacity
in cars times three persons per car.
b. Sites without road access. PAOT should be determined by a
number which is equal to three times the number of boats
which may reasonable by moored at one time at constructed
docks or on groomed beach areas as designated on an approved
site plan.
Swimming (32.0)
a. PAOT should be determined by measuring the square feet
of managed useable beach area as shown on an approved
site plan. This total number of square feet divided by 200
square feet per person to finally calculate persons at one
time capacity. This calculation assumes a ratio of three
supporting acres (parking, sanitation, etc.) for each acre of
beach.
b. Areas of particularly heavily managed swimming use and
where at least four supporting acres are developed for each
acre of beach. The situation may differ from usual. In these
cases the total beach square footage may be divided by 100
square feet per person to calculate persons at one time
capacity.