Final Master Plan (Public Use Plan). Scope and detail of the plan will vary with the nature and operational characteristics of the project. The contents of the plan should include updated information contained in the Preliminary Master Plan and provision for progressive and orderly husbandry of resources and their development. It should contain precise and specific information relative to resource development, administration and protection. Basic and supporting data submitted by other agencies are incorporated within the plan to assure a fully coordinated document. Since the Master Plan is a Corps of Engineers' requirement, the Corps will take the lead in its preparation. Where the Forest Service assumes jurisdiction for recreation and related resource administration, the Forest Service, with the cooperation of the Corps, will provide the major input in the plan. Such data may include, but not necessarily be limited to, resource analysis, development of attendance data and use estimates, land use classification, area, site and facility development plans and cost estimates, resource protection plans, aesthetics and environmental protection, public safety and other administrative and management considerations. The final Master Plan should be available for use on or before the date when the project becomes operational.
