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001972 long-range phases, It must provide a clear picture for all parties to any lease, licen~e,or agreement of the proposed physical arrangement and joint' responsibilities involved. The plan should provide for modification as t;he. future circumstances warrant, and it should be compiled in a form to. fa- cilitate convenient modification, The term "final type" is used herein merely to dis.tinguish this refined plan from the preliminary type, A de- tailed outline of suggested content is given in Appendix A attached hereto, 11, ManagEtnent Plan.. As previously defined, the PAR Management Plan ' would cover the operation, maintenance and management of an area whose development is charted by the PAR Development Plan, It may properly be prepared by the managing agency as a joint activity in cooperation with the .'. sponsoring agency, and preferably as a responsibility defined in a manage- I ment agreement, As discussed under "Joint Responsibilities" herein, manage... ment plans for all or part of the shorelands may be prepared by statutory administering: agencies as well as by agencies such as counties that assume such responsipilities through lease, license, or permit from the sponsoring agency, The sponsoring agency should compile all such individual plans into a single overall PAR Management Plan for the project, A suggested outline . is given in Appendix B, 12, Conclusions, On the basis of the foregoing, the subcommittee concludes that: a, The PAR (Project-Associated Resources) Plans should be pre- pared and financed by the sponsoring agency in order to assure adequate integration of all multiple-purpose aspects as well as the timely funding . and programming of the planning work and related construction of facilities. b, The PAR Plans should be fully coordinated in the formative stages with all Federal, State, and local agencies having speciali~ed knowledge, interests, or responsibilities on the basis of reports made by such agencies and of existing laws and ordinances, c. The PAR Plans should provide for progressive refinement con- currently wit~ development of the basic reservoir project, and the final- type plans should provide flexible guidance for the preservation, pro- tection, development and utili~ation of reservoir and shoreland resources throughout t.he life of t.he project, d. . The suggested typical outlines shown in Appendixes A and B hereto indicate suitable content for the PAR Development and PAR Management, Plans, respectively. e. If development and/or administration wholly or in part by entities other than the sponsoring agency is contemplated, suitable docu- mentation of the. agreed participation should be obtained from such entities and incorpora~ed into the plans. -7- 'f ! ."'.