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Chapter 3 – Table of Contents PUBLIC REVIEW DRAFT Chapter 3 – Table of Contents 1 Chapter 3 2 Land Use Designations and 3 Management Policies for Planning 4 Regions and Management Units 5 6 Introduction.............................................................................................................1 7 Introduction................................................................................................................................1 8 Land Use Designations and Management Intent Planning Tools ..............................................2 9 Plan Structure .............................................................................................................................7 10 Figure 3.1: Planning Area with Map Extents ...................................................................................10 11 Summary of the Regions..........................................................................................................13 12 Local and Federal Plans ...........................................................................................................21 13 Management Summary ............................................................................................................23 14 Region 2 – Kuskokwim, Kanektok, and Goodnews ..........................................29 15 Summary of Resources and Uses in the Region ......................................................................29 16 Management Considerations: Local and State Plans and Special Use Area...........................34 17 Management Summary: Uplands............................................................................................35 18 Management Summary: Tidelands and Submerged Lands.....................................................38 19 Resource Allocation Table for Upland Management Units - Region 2 ...................................40 20 Resource Allocation Table for Tideland Management Units - Region 2.................................43 21 Region 3 – Togiak, Igushik...................................................................................45 22 Summary of Resources and Uses in the Region ......................................................................45 23 Management Considerations: Local and State Plans and Special Use Area...........................50 24 Management Summary: Uplands............................................................................................51 25 Management Summary: Tidelands and Submerged Lands.....................................................53 26 Resource Allocation Table for Upland Management Units - Region 3 ...................................56 27 Resource Allocation Table for Tideland Management Units - Region 3.................................59 28 Region 5 – Dilingham, Snake Lake, Nushagak Bay ..........................................61 29 Summary of Resources and Uses in the Region ......................................................................61 30 Management Considerations: Local and State Plans and Special Use Area...........................66 31 Management Summary: Uplands............................................................................................67 32 Management Summary: Tidelands and Submerged Lands.....................................................71 33 Resource Allocation Table for Upland Management Units - Region 5 ...................................73 34 Resource Allocation Table for Tideland Management Units - Region 5.................................87 35 Region 6 – Nushagak, Mulchatna........................................................................91 36 Summary of Resources and Uses in the Region ......................................................................91 37 Management Considerations: Local and State Plans and Special Use Area...........................97 38 Management Summary: Uplands............................................................................................98 39 Resource Allocation Table for Upland Management Units - Region 6 .................................103 Bristol Bay Area Plan July 2004 3 – i Chapter 3 – Table of Contents PUBLIC REVIEW DRAFT 1 Region 7 – Upper Mulchatna and Upper Hoholitna .......................................127 2 Summary of Resources and Uses in the Region ....................................................................127 3 Management Considerations: Local and State Plans ............................................................130 4 Management Summary: Uplands..........................................................................................131 5 Resource Allocation Table for Upland Management Units - Region 7 .................................135 6 Region 8 – Lake Clark, Newhalen.....................................................................145 7 Summary of Resources and Uses in the Region ....................................................................145 8 Management Considerations: Local and State Plans ............................................................148 9 Management Summary: Uplands..........................................................................................149 10 Resource Allocation Table for Upland Management Units - Region 8 .................................153 11 Region 9 – Eastern Iliamna Lake ......................................................................157 12 Summary of Resources and Uses in the Region ....................................................................157 13 Management Considerations: Local and State Plans ............................................................159 14 Management Summary: Uplands..........................................................................................160 15 Resource Allocation Table for Upland Management Units - Region 9 .................................163 16 Region 10 – Western Iliamna Lake, Kvichak River........................................167 17 Summary of Resources and Uses in the Region ....................................................................167 18 Management Considerations: Local and State Plans and Special Use Site ..........................171 19 Management Summary: Uplands..........................................................................................173 20 Resource Allocation Table for Upland Management Units - Region 10 ...............................177 21 Region 11 – Bristol Bay Borough Area.............................................................183 22 Summary of Resources and Uses in the Region ....................................................................183 23 Management Considerations: Local and State Plans ............................................................187 24 Management Summary: Uplands..........................................................................................188 25 Management Summary: Tidelands and Submerged Lands...................................................191 26 Resource Allocation Table for Upland Management Units - Region 11 ...............................193 27 Resource Allocation Table for Tideland Management Units - Region 11.............................197 28 Region 12 – Egegik, Becharof ............................................................................199 29 Summary of Resources and Uses in the Region ....................................................................199 30 Management Considerations: Local and State Plans ............................................................203 31 Management Summary: Uplands..........................................................................................204 32 Management Summary: Tidelands and Submerged Lands...................................................206 33 Resource Allocation Table for Upland Management Units - Region 12 ...............................208 34 Resource Allocation Table for Tideland Management Units - Region 12.............................210 35 Region 13 – Ugashik Lakes ................................................................................213 36 Summary of Resources and Uses in the Region ....................................................................213 37 Management Considerations: Local and State Plans ............................................................215 38 Management Summary: Uplands..........................................................................................216 39 Resource Allocation Table for Upland Management Units - Region 13 ...............................219 40 Region 14 – Ugashik Bay Area ..........................................................................221 41 Summary of Resources and Uses in the Region ....................................................................221 42 Management Considerations: Local, State, and Federal Plans ..............................................223 43 Management Summary: Uplands..........................................................................................224 44 Management Summary: Tidelands and Submerged Lands...................................................225 3 – ii July 2004 Bristol Bay Area Plan PUBLIC REVIEW DRAFT Chapter 3 – Table of Contents 1 Resource Allocation Table for Upland Management Units - Region 14 ...............................227 2 Resource Allocation Table for Tideland Management Units - Region 14.............................229 3 Region 15 – Cinder River, King Salmon River................................................231 4 Summary of Resources and Uses in the Region ....................................................................231
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