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<br />. <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />.. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />'~ <br /> <br />.. <br /> <br />il;~.-;C t' <br />':'...U-;: <br /> <br />SUbJect to revisiol"l <br />to el iminate <br />Compl-eh ' <br />- FURT!-iER STUDY and PLANlW:G J ens,vc Plan <br /> <br />SECTIOt SIX <br /> <br />If ~nd when the Bureeu of Recl~ation is authorized to pro- <br /> <br />ceed with further planning nnd/or with oonstruction, immediate <br /> <br />attention to more detailed recre~tion studies is recommended, with <br /> <br />pllrtioulcr thought given to ncquisition of lands needed for rocre- <br /> <br />ation purposes. In order to insure the acquisition of adequate <br /> <br />land for propor recreation development ~nd for the protection of <br /> <br />recreational resources, it will be advantageous if the Bureau of <br /> <br />Reclamntion will consult with the llational Perk Service on the <br /> <br />fin~l establishment of taking linas, Consideration should ~lso <br /> <br />be given to the location of borrow pits, power lines, work ro~ds, <br /> <br />construction oamps, permanent housing and highway relocation work <br /> <br />where necessary in the light of proposed rocroationr.l developments <br /> <br />and protecting scenic and rocrention values. <br /> <br />If oonditions ~rise which may necossitate altering the present <br /> <br />scheMe of reservoir operation, ch~nges in operr.ting pl[~s may <br /> <br />diroctly affect recre~tion planning, and modification of the fore- <br /> <br />going conclusions 4nd recommendations may be necess~ry. <br /> <br />(J~( _,/ (. <br />, ~ -- r(L <br />~. ~ '~, r ' d . <br />oJ!, 1'71,,- v {}, I~ ( , <br />V r <br />George F. Ingalls <br />Regional Chief of LMlds <br /> <br />53 <br />