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<br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />00 \ \ ~ '6 <br />Sllb-adi.fl.t:v:" Il P - During this dub-activity the COWlcil reque~t3 thJ.t 23 <br />for national co;;istency the types of Effects information shown in <br />Fieur.e 5 be developed in all region~ for each Problem contained on <br />the final Problem list using the selected analytical areas. <br /> <br />The Council also suggests that the Regional Sponsor add other Effects <br />information to this list -- those necessary in the opinion of the Regional <br />Sponsor to fully des cribe the severity of the Problems contained in th.e <br />final Problem list. <br /> <br />The effects information should be taken from existing reports and ongoing <br />studies to the extent possible. The responsibility for doing this sub- <br />activity is as discus sed in the beginning portion of this entire Activity. <br />(Part :Jf Gr:Jup A plus contractual assistancei <br /> <br />Sub-activity 12 - During this sub-activity the Regional Study Director <br />assisted by his staff or a work group (part of Group A) will evaluate the <br />information developed in Sub-activity 11 and define a proposed set of poteCltial <br />Level B Study Area !which mayor may not coincide identically with <br />individual or groups of Problem Areas. <br /> <br />For example, as shown in Figure 6, it may be desirable to combine t'1/O <br />or more noncontiguous ,Problem Areas into a single Level B Study Area. <br />Therefor~, the areal extent of a Level B Study Area may be greater than <br />the areal extent of the Problem Areas within it. <br /> <br />The- ~.....uc tt true for the AnalYtical Areas developed for the purpose of <br />presenting the Effects information listed in Figure 5. That is, the Ana- <br />lytical Areas which approximate the Problem Areas may have to be <br />modified in order to provide the best possible data base for describing <br />information for the Level B Studv Area_ <br />Sub-activity 13 - During this sub-activity the Council requests that for <br />national consistency the types of Effects information shown in Figure 5 <br />be developed in all regions for each proposed potential Level B Study <br />Area using t:l):e associated Analytical Areas selected in Sub-activity 12. <br />This Effects information is the same as that developed in Sub-activity 11. <br />The only difference between the two sub-activities, therefore, is the <br />simple fact that the size of the area for which information is developed <br />may increase. U", for example, a proposed Level B Study Area coincides <br />with a Problem Area, there is no need to develop additional Eff.ects <br />information. The responsibility for doing this work is a3 described in <br />the beginning portion of this entire Activity (part of Groap A plus con- <br />tractual assistance), <br /> <br />Sub-activity 14 - During this sub-activity, the Regional Sponsor will <br />document in final form, for each ASA, Problem Area, the Level B Study <br />Area, differences between Effects information related to the Modifi.ed <br />Central Case and th.e Regional Preference Future. This sub-activity <br />is closely related to Sub-activity Eight where differences between the <br />two futures aIs" were docUInented. <br /> <br />The Study Director, assisted by his staff or a small work group (the same <br />group used in Sub-activity Eight) will be responsible for documenting these <br />differences in a technical memorandum to the WRC and the Specific Problem <br />Analysts Report. <br />