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National Park Service FY 2013 Budget Justifications Plan Fund FY DOI Score 2013 568 Intermountain 2013 814 Intermountain 2013 714 Intermountain 2013 745 Intermountain 2013 407 Pacific West 2013 355 Pacific West 2013 358 Intermountain 2013 340 Southeast FY 2013 TOTAL Region Park Name State Grand Canyon National Park AZ AZ01 160812 Bryce Canyon National Park Petrified Forest UT UT02 115585 National Park AZ AZ01 118791 Rocky Mountain National Park CO Cong. Dist CO02, CO04 132201 Yosemite National Park CA CA19 158859 Yosemite National Park CA CA19 172081 Yellowstone National Park WY WYAL 175751 Mammoth Cave National Park KY KY02 178363 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE SUMMARY PROJECT DATA SHEET Project # RECREATION FEE PLAN Project Title Ranking Categories RecFee-13 % CHSdm % CHSci % CRPdm % CRPci % CMdm Construct Transfer Station for Solid Waste Operations Construct Bike Path For Visitor Safety And To Support 100 702 Y Community Collaboration Replace North Visitor 75 25 100 2,162 Y Entrance Station 75 25 100 555 Y Implement Elk & Vegetation Management Plan by Constructing 240 Acres of Fencing 50 50 50 50 1,496 Y Extend Parkwide Communication Data Network to Yosemite Valley and Wawona 100 0 100 2,422 Y Upgrade Safety and Security at South Entrance Station 7 93 7 93 4,910 Y Construct New Old Faithful Warming Hut 37 63 37 63 614 Y Mammoth Cave Hotel To Provide Quality Visitor 60 3 37 60 40 6,776 Y 19,637 % EPHPSBci % Odm % CCci % Oci DM/CI Orig Cost Est. ($000) % DM % CI DOI Appr?
National Park Service FY 2013 Budget Justifications DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR DEFERRED MAINTENANCE AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN National Park Service Total Project Score/Ranking: 809 Programmed Funding FY: 2013 PROJECT DATA SHEET Funding Source: Recreation Fee Park Revenue Project Identification Project Title: Construct Bike Path For Visitor Safety And To Support Community Collaboration Project No: PMIS-115585B,C,D,E Unit/Facility Name: Bryce Canyon National Park Region: Intermountain Congressional District: UT02 State: UT Project Justification DOI Asset Code Real Property Unique Identifier RecFee-14 API FCI-Before FCI- Projected 40751000 111118 78 0 0.000 Project Description: Plan, design, and construct an 8 ft wide, asphalt paved bike trail that will eliminate automobile/biker safety conflict, facilitate sustainable visitor transportation, and reduce traffic congestion. This project will extend the path along highway 12, through the park, from the park's western to eastern boundary; and in the park along highway 63 to the Visitor Center and main view points, 10 miles total length. The trail will be separated from the main road prism to provide for safety and a quality experience but within the general road corridor to minimize impacts to park resources and values. Comprehensive planning and compliance will be completed that will identify conceptual design standards, complete the necessary environmental and cultural resource compliance; and provide typical details, trail locations, road crossing alternatives, sustainable materials, phasing, and Class B cost estimates. This bicycle path will tie in with other bicycle paths constructed by other agencies/entities along highway 12. This project is being done with several different agencies and entities involved and the Park Service portion is about 25% to 30% of the overall bicycle path project. Other Agencies contribution will be to build the path through their management areas. Some existing commitments from partners that are in place for FY2013: USFS has already built 10 miles of path through the "Red Canyon" area of highway 12; Utah Department of Transportation has committed the use of the Right-of-Way; Garfield County has committed equipment and road base material (sand & gravel) and labor; Scenic Byway 12 Committee has committed planning and construction of the bike trail from USFS boundary to Bryce Canyon NP boundary; Bryce Canyon City has committed planning and construction of the bike trail through Bryce Canyon City to the Bryce Canyon NP boundary on Highway 63. Funding the NPS portion in 2013 is a critical component in order to take advantage of the existing partner commitments. Project Need/Benefit: The park emphasizes community collaboration and partnerships -- community bike trails are supported by the Garfield County Commissioners, Garfield Country Travel Council (Chamber of Commerce), Garfield County Trails Committee, the Utah Department of Transportation, and other Federal Agencies. Bryce Canyon National Park will serve as a good community partner by participating in bike trail development within the park, linking to a bike trail provided by the U.S. Forest Service and Garfield County which will provide bike access to the park boundary. The historic gas station (no longer used as gas station) is preserved to represent the importance of various transportation modes to parks starting with the Union Pacific "Circle Tours" and then the automobile era. A present day theme of Bicycles and human powered vehicles will be emphasized by having the bike trail associated with the facility and by providing services to the biking public. The bike trail will double as both a walking/hiking trail in summer and a cross-country ski trail in winter. It will be family oriented and will provide safe recreation and enjoyment of park resources for families with children. Bryce Canyon National Park hosts over 1.5 million visitors annually. Vehicle congestion and
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