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r.~r~?;J~'~~, liJ tJ .~.. &..: L- - !~::i!;~ A. Major reV1Slons are changes affecting basic interrelationships in plan performance or management. Included are changes that have a significant impact on the total 'basin plan or an element thereof, or which may significantly affect the interest of a 'Federal or non-Federal agency, or responsible public entity other than that proposing the revision. Examples may include adding or deleting a program or project in the plan; significantly revising one or more of the elements or programs contained in the plan as a result of increasing or decreasing the extent or level of flood protection, length of wild river or environmental corridor, areal coverage of zoning program, etc.; and rescheduling or shifting an element of the plan from the early-action phase to a later- action phase, or vice versa. ~'~(gti ~f.~f~ 'l;i.~i Il~~ B. Minor revisions are changes in one or more elements of a completed plan that do not significantly affect either the plan performance and its management or the interests of a Federal agency, non-Federal agency or responsible public entity other than that proposing the change. IV. Development and Submission of Revisions Reports proposing a revision shall be submitted to river basin commis- sions in areas where commissions have been established, to standing inter-agency committees (MBIAC, PSIAC, AWRlAC, SEBIAC) or to the Water Resources Council in areas where no such commission or inter- agency committee exists. Major revisions included as part of a Federal agency implementation study will be developed .by the sponsoring agency and the report thereon will be processed in accordance with current policies and guidelines of the Water Resources Council. A. Revisions proposed to a regional or river basin plan within the area of a river basin commission or inter-agency committee may be developed by the commission or committee, by a Federal, non-Federal or public entity, or by individuals. The report on the revision shall be submitted with appropriate recommendations by the commission or committee to the Water Resources Council in conformity with the Water Resources Planning Act (P. L. 89-80). B. Revisions proposed to regional or river basin plans in areas where no river basin commission or inter-agency committee exists may be developed by a single Federal or non-Federal agency, by a. committee composed of representatives of affected agencies, by a reassembled ad hoc coordinating committee or by members of the public. Reports on revisions shall be submitted to the Water Resources Council for appropriate action. :.~ ;-.};.:,~...-:.: ?_;~.;,> i:,~~(A-~'::'''; 2 - ~..>.--' ~.-:.:';:.:::.: :::,. "'~~""'./':' ..~"-, - --~;"";;.;. )~j+:;'::-: ~:':" ,c.': _;..:_ ':..;' .~. .;.:;. ~'':'. ~Jt~\~~~~'<~ll'~~i~t~l~~1.~ftf:)f.{ifij;fi5,'&:'t~~!lffr;;~~!~~li~