Interpretation Plan. DRPT will contribute a monetary value to NPS for NPS to use to prepare and implement the interpretation plan. The contribution amount will be agreed upon by NPS and DRPT and be sufficient to fund interpretation of the Long Bridge based on existing documentation. DRPT will ensure the installation of no less than four (4) physical wayside signs associated with the bike-pedestrian crossing. All signage will conform with NPS design standards (UniGuide: Identification, Wayfinding and Visitor Information for National Parks). Information posted to the GWMP website will also be incorporated into the interpretation plan. NPS will oversee the development of the information to be included in the wayside signs and the GWMP website. NPS, not DRPT, will submit the Interpretation Plan to the Signatories for their approval prior to its completion; review times will follow the outlined schedule in Stipulation III.A.
Interpretation Plan. Within five years the NPS will develop an interpretation plan that will outline and guide decisions about interpretative programming at Catherineberg and Whistling Cay. The interpretation plan will be created through a collaborative process involving the NPS, GVI, SHPO, interpretive specialists, subject matter experts, and stakeholders. The plan will inform the future development of wayside exhibits, museum exhibits, and/or other interpretive material for the Catherineberg and Whistling Cay properties.
Interpretation Plan. The Owner agrees to work with the City and other stakeholder/interest groups to develop and implement an Interpretation Plan, to be informed by the Recommended Interpretation Strategy outlined Section 8.3 of the CHIS, to the satisfaction of the General Manager of Planning, Real Estate and Economic Development Department. The Interpretation Plan implementation will be a condition of the Final Site Plan approval.
