Settlement Agreement Article 303 – Xxxxx Lake Resort Redevelopment Plan Sample Clauses

Settlement Agreement Article 303 – Xxxxx Lake Resort Redevelopment Plan. Within two years of license issuance or on an alternative schedule to be submitted to the Commission for approval, the licensee shall file the Xxxxx Lake Resort Redevelopment Plan (BLRP) with the Commission for approval. If licensee needs to submit an alternative schedule to the Commission, licensee shall prepare the schedule in consultation with the RRG. Licensee shall provide a copy of the proposed alternative schedule to the RRG at least 30 days prior to submitting the alternative schedule to the Commission, and shall forward any comments on the alternative schedule to the Commission along with the proposed alternative schedule. Upon approval, the alternative schedule becomes a requirement under the license, and the licensee shall implement the alternative schedule, including any changes required by the Commission. The licensee shall develop the BLRP in consultation with the RRG and TRIG and specifically the USDA-FS. Within eighteen months of license issuance, the licensee shall submit a draft of the BLRP to the RRG and USDA-FS for review and comment. The licensee shall include, with the BLRP filed with the Commission, an implementation schedule, documentation of consultation, copies of consulting entity comments and recommendations on the completed plan and schedule, after they have been prepared and provided to consulting entities, and specific descriptions of how the entities’ comments are accommodated by the plan and schedule. The licensee shall allow a minimum of 30 days for entities to comment and to make recommendations before filing the plan revision and schedule with the Commission. If the licensee does not adopt a recommendation, the filing shall include the licensee’s reasons, based on Project-specific information. The plan shall provide for redevelopment of the resort to a USDA-FS “Development Level 3” campground, as defined in the USDA-FS “Recreation Management Systems Meaningful Measures for Quality Recreation Management,” dated January 2002, as amended, and the “Built Environment Image Guide for National Forests and Grasslands,” dated December 2001 and shall, at a minimum, provide for the necessary decommissioning of the existing site in addition to what would be required under the termination of the Special Use Authorization, including building removal and the development of between 30-50 campsites. The licensee shall, for the purpose of contributing to the redevelopment of Xxxxx Lake Resort, make funding available to the USDA-FS in an a...
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