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<br />'.~. -OJ <br /> <br />(Insert in Procedure Guide and destroy page <br />of same number dated 1 January 1952) <br /> <br />.' <br /> <br />.... <br />>oJ <br />:;;J <br />Q <br /> <br />.Revised 15 May 1952 <br /> <br />AWRBIAC PROCEDURE' GUIDE <br />VI. CATEGORIES OFELE:ME:im (CONT;D) <br /> <br />or state viewpoint but.not desirable from a national viewpoint. <br />There will be other elements Or units of the Comprehensive'Plan <br />'which show promise, but for Which the' information' developed .by <br />the comprehensive survsy prOvides an inadequate basis on.which to <br />determine Whether the element. or unit is technically or 'economically <br />feasible. In this connection, it is anticipated that upon: com- <br />pleti?n of the comprehensive' survey, there w'ill be some elements <br />or' units of the Comprehensive Plan which will require additional <br />investigation before a recommendation can be made as to their desir- . <br />. ability or feaSibility. . , <br /> <br />f. Category III, During the progress of the investiga- <br />. tions =y elsments or units will bs considered as' possible solutions <br />to problema. Some elements may be alternate solutions to the adopted <br />plan, other elements IlIBy be the only solution to a problom but show <br />no promise of becoming feasible or' deSirable for inclusion in the <br />Comprehensive Plan within the foreseeable future. Such elements will . <br />be dropped from further consideration at this time. <br /> <br />How Far to Look, into the Future in the Preparation of the Comprehsnsi vs <br />t'lan <br /> <br />(a) The long-range comprehensive plan for the Aim report <br />(Categories I and II) should include all elements or units <br />Which can be justified for initiation by 25 years after the <br />date of submission of the AHR report. Since judgment is the <br />important factor in making such ~~ estimate, the participating <br />agencies should be liberal rather than rigid in estimating <br />what can be justified by that date. <br /> <br />(b) Elements or units included in the comprehensivs long- <br />range plan should be so designed to take into' account needs <br />which are e~ected, .1;0 ~,,:el~!>y 2000-: --'mother words, in <br />planning stream deveLopment structures, land treatment programe, <br />and other elements of the plan, consideration should be given <br />as to what changes in the element will be desirable by the <br />year 2000, and appropriate provision made therefore. For <br />example, in planning a power project for which an additional <br />penstock will be required in 1990, an estimate would be made <br />as to whether it would be more economical to include the pen- <br />stock at the time of construction or add the additional <br />facilities when the need arises. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />.' <br /> <br />VI-4 <br />