Signage and Underwater Hazard Survey Plan Sample Clauses

Signage and Underwater Hazard Survey Plan. The licensee shall file, within 60 days of the date of this order and prior to any construction-related drawdown of the reservoir, for Commission approval, an Informational Signage and Underwater Hazard Survey Plan. The plan shall be prepared in consultation with Colorado State Parks (CSP), and include: (1) identification of the formal access areas around Stagecoach Reservoir that would be posted with informational signs concerning affected access; (2) information that would be included on the signs, to include, as appropriate, (a) identification of recreation areas, ramps or launching lanes that would be significantly affected; (b) an approximate schedule for any unseasonal low water levels that should be expected; (c) the potential for underwater boating hazards, and (d) identification of alternate access areas; and (3) contact information which park visitors could use to obtain further information. In addition, the plan shall include provisions for implementing an underwater hazard survey. The survey shall identify all boating hazards to a depth of three feet below the expected lowest drawdown elevation. The plan shall also include a description of how underwater hazards would be conspicuously marked to adequately warn boaters of their presence. The filing shall include copies of comments on the plan from CSP, or evidence that CSP was provided 30 days in which to provide comments and did not do so. Also, the filing shall indicate how comments received from CSP are addressed in the plan.
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