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SUMMARY Table S-l (Continued) SUMMARIZED COMPARISON OF THE MANAGEMENT ALTERNATIVES MANAGEMENT UNDER EACH ALTERNATIVE RE- SOURCE/ RE- SOURCE USE ALTERNATIVE A (Continuation or Current Management) ALTERNATIVE B ALTERNATIVE C ALTERNATIVE D ALTERNATIVE E (Prererred Alternative) HISfOR- ICAL RE- SOURCES (Cont'd) Designate Alpine ACBe (88,663 a=s); special management attention to be given to historic sites, interpretation, and recre- ation. Inventory additional sites. Designate Lake Fork ACEC(4.68S acre.). Manage historic sites with NPS and inventory for additional sites. A Cultural Resource Management Plan would be prepared for Alpine ACEC. PALEONT- OLOGICAL RE- SOURCES Protective measures would Managed as per Alter- Managed as per Alter- be taken and site specific. native A. native A. inventories made before surface-dislurbing activity occurs in areas containing potential for the occur- rence of paleontological resources. Managed 8S per Alter- Managed as per Alter- native A. plus inventories native A. and eventual monitoring conducted to identify and protect paleontological resources in areas containing potential for their existence. 1RANSPOR. TAllON AND ACCESS Continue to provide 333 miles of road access, 110 miles of trails, and 32 easements. Acquire access into 10 new areas on a priority basis within limits of alternative. Manage and provide roads, trails, and ease- ments as in Alternative A, except acquire access into 14 areas for road and trail access. Manage and provide roads, trails, and ease- ments as in Alternative A, except acquire access into 12 new areas for road and trail access. Manage as per Alter- native A. with priority given to access to facilitate and enhance management and protection of natural values, except acquire access into 13 areas. Road density would be limited to 15 linear miles/sq. mile in elk calving areas. Managed as per Alter- native A. except acquire access into 12 areas for road and trail access. S-18