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<br /> <br />002160 <br /> <br />18 <br /> <br />CHAPTER 2 <br /> <br />ST AKEHOLDER INFORMATION NEEDS <br />WHICH GUIDE THE FY 99 ANNUAL PLAN <br /> <br />DEVELOPING STAKEHOLDER OBJECTIVES <br /> <br />In 1996 the Bureau of Reclamation worked with a subgroup of the Transition Work <br /> <br />Group to develop stakeholder objectives to guide future monitoring and research programs of the <br /> <br />GCMRC. This group was disbanded with release of their July, 1996l' recommendations. <br /> <br />All of the stakeholder objectives may be found in the Strategic Plan. The AMWG has <br /> <br />decided to develop, review and/or revise stakeholder objectives in all programs in FY 98. <br /> <br />IDENTIFIED INFORMATION NEEDS <br /> <br />A synopsis of the information needsll in each resource area is presented in the following <br /> <br />text. These information needs were the primary basis for developing bothFY 98 and FY 99 <br /> <br />monitoring, research, and information transfer programs for the GCMRC. They are also the basis <br /> <br />for continuation of FY 98 physical and biological science activities with minimal modifications <br /> <br />through at least FY 99. In the cultural resource area, some information needs were predefined, <br /> <br />based on ongoing activities within the Progranunatic Agreement.21 <br /> <br />l! Adapted from Glen Canyon Dam Management Objectives, Bureau of Reclamation memorandum UC-205, ADM- <br />1.10, July 1996, to Transition Work Group members. <br /> <br />~/For a detailed description see the GCMRC Strategic Plan. <br />2/ The Progranunatic Agreement is a legal cooperative agreement among the Advisory Council on Historic <br />Preservation, National Park Service, Upper Colorado Region of Bureau of Reclamation, Arizona State Historic <br />Preservation Office and six tribes as follows: Hopi, Hualapai, Kaibab Paiute, Navajo, Shivwits Paiute and Zuni. <br /> <br />Final Draft - (12/15/97) For AMWG Review <br />