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<br />campground developClent ;;ithin the zone might be appropriate on the
<br />\lest side of the river. Commercial development would not be per-
<br />mitted on land within Glacier National Park.
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<br />Commercial developments Inthin the River Management Zone would be
<br />evaluated with those lando\mers having plans for such future develop-
<br />ment at the til!le scenic easements were negotiated. Commercial ease-
<br />ments would include special provisIons as follows:
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<br />a. Commercial enterprises Iwuld be limited to those associated with
<br />a commercial campground. For example, individual camping units
<br />could be provided "ith a central building containing such
<br />f~cilities as showers, store, and laundry.
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<br />b, New or additional structures I-]Quld have to be in accordance with
<br />architectural and site plans approved by the Forest Service.
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<br />c. Should commercial ca~pgroun~ developments be determined appro-
<br />priate, they would have to be located outside the immediate
<br />foreground of the river and well screened from the rive, view.
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<br />d. Exterior flashing lights, ne0~ cignL, and exterior signs "ith
<br />internal lighting lIould not be permicted.
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<br />e. Advertising signs and billboards would be limited to one on-
<br />premise sig~ and to desiGnated sign plazas.
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<br />5. The administering agency, in this case ti,e Forest .Service, could inspect
<br />for viclations of the tel~S of a scenic casement, but only after advance
<br />notice had been given to the landOlmer.
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<br />Sce.nic Easemen t s Along Rivcr Se~m2n ts Pronosed as Re~ rea t i Dna I
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<br />Scenic easements would be negotiated lIith private landoln1ers to protect river
<br />values. The following guirlc1be8 are proposed for negotiating scenic case-
<br />ments:
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<br />1. Scenic easements would not:
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<br />a. give the public the right to enter ~pon the property for any
<br />purpose.
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<br />b. deny the right of the landOl~ler to use .the area for general
<br />crops, livestock farmine, and,eardening.
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<br />c. affect any regular use exercised prior to the acquisition of
<br />the cascmcn t wi thout the O\mCl-' s consent.
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