Corridor management plan definition
Corridor management plan means a written document:
Corridor management plan. (CMP) means a formal policy and plan, elements of which are adopted by a local general purpose government(s) into its comprehensive plan. The CMP addresses the goals, policies and objectives, standards, management strategies, regulatory controls, and practices, and Action Plans by which the designated Florida Scenic Highway corridor will be managed. Each Florida Scenic Highway shall have a CMP intended to maintain, preserve, protect, and enhance the intrinsic resources of the corridor and maintain roadway safety. The CMP also may address the local economy within the designated corridor. “Corridor Video” means a videotape made of the corridor. It simulates or represents the traveler’s experience and will be used by the Scenic Highways Advisory Committee in determining eligibility. “Cultural Resources” are portions of the human environment that express aesthetics, traditions, values, and customs. Traditions are usually associated with distinct groups of people which are passed on from one generation to the next. Cultural Resources may include crafts, music, arts, dance or drama, rituals, festivals, languages, museums, foods, special events, vernacular architecture, and customs practiced by people, either in the past or present.
Corridor management plan means a written document prepared by the local scenic byway committee in accordance with federal policies that specifies the actions, procedures, controls, operational practices, and administrative strategies necessary to maintain the intrinsic qualities of a scenic byway.
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Corridor management plan or “CMP” means a written document authored by the local government sponsor that serves as the coordinating plan by which the scenic, historical, recre- ational, cultural, archeological and natural qualities on a desig- nated byway are maintained and promoted.
Corridor management plan or “CMP” means a written document authored by the local government sponsor that serves as the coordinating plan by which the