Visitor Water Safety-Related Information and Communication Sample Clauses

Visitor Water Safety-Related Information and Communication. It has been shown that visitor behavior can be positively influenced by providing general information and targeted messages at recreation sites and use areas. As such, the first element of PSE’s water safety-related actions is visitor education and communication. Under this element and per SA 304, the USDA-FS will be responsible for constructing 8 to 12 bulletin boards, while PSE will be responsible for developing water safety-related displays and tear-sheet maps that will be placed on these new USDA-FS bulletin boards and other appropriate locations. USDA-FS Bulletin Boards Per License requirements and as described in SA 304, PSE will provide funding to the USDA-FS to construct and install 8 to 12 new bulletin boards. PSE funding for the bulletin boards will be consistent with the funding caps established in the Settlement Agreement (License Appendix A-5). Funding and other article implementation actions will be summarized in PSE’s annual Recreation Management Report (as required by SA 301). While other appropriate visitor information and educational materials may be posted on the USDA-FS bulletin boards, dedicated space will be reserved for water safety-related displays and tear-sheet maps (that will be produced by PSE). Funding and the location of the USDA-FS bulletin boards will be determined via the following process:
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