Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 94 Part 2.djvu/1195

 PUBLIC LAW 96-487—DEC. 2, 1980

94 STAT. 2473

(4) A plan for access to, and circulation within, such unit, indicating the type and location of transportation routes and facilities, if any. (5) A description of the programs and methods which the Secretary plans to use for the purposes of (A) encouraging the recognition and protection of the culture and history of the individuals residing, on the date of the enactment of this Act, in such unit and areas in the vicinity of such unit, and (B) providing and encouraging employment of such individuals. (6) A plan for acquiring land with respect to such unit, including proposed modifications in the boundaries of such unit. (7) A description (A) of privately owned areas, if any, which are within such unit, (B) of activities carried out in, or proposed for, such areas, (C) of the present and potential effects of such activities on such unit, (D) of the purposes for which such areas are used, and (E) of methods (such as cooperative agreements and issuance or enforcement of regulations) of controlling the use of such activities to carry out the policies of this Act and the purposes for which such unit is established or expanded. (8) A plan indicating the relationship between the management of such unit and activities being carried out in, or proposed for, surrounding areas and also indicating cooperative agreements which could and should be entered into for the purpose of improving such management. (c) CONSIDERATION OF FACTORS.—In developing, preparing, and revising a plan under this section the Secretary shall take into consideration at least the following factors: (1) The specific purposes for which the concerned conservation system unit was established or expanded. (2) Protection and preservation of the ecological, environmental, wildlife, cultural, historical, archeological, geological, recreational, wilderness, and scenic character of the concerned unit and of areas in the vicinity of such unit, (3) Providing opportunities for Alaska Natives residing in the concerned unit and areas adjacent to such unit to continue performing in such unit activities which they have traditionally or historically performed in such unit. (4) Activities being carried out in areas adjacent to, or surrounded by, the concerned unit. (d) HEARING AND PARTICIPATION.—In developing, preparing, and revising a plan under this section the Secretary shall hold at least one public hearing in the vicinity of the concerned conservation unit, hold at least one public hearing in a metropolitan area of Alaska, and, to the extent practicable, permit the following persons to participate in the development, preparation, and revision of such plan: (1) The Alaska Land Use Council and officials of Federal agencies whose activities will be significantly affected by implementation of such plan. (2) Officials of the State and of political subdivisions of the State whose activities will be significantly affected by implementation of such plan. (3) Officials of Native Corporations which will be significantly affected by implementation of such plan. (4) Concerned local. State, and National organizations and interested individuals.

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