20. CULTURAL RESOURCES COMPREHENSIVE STRATEGIES Cultural Resources Comprehensive Strategies Priority Resource Comprehensive Activity, by Sequence (number Activity Category: Sequencing In PMIS? If yes, Estimated Duration (Years) Cost Likely Funding Source Priority A = Base Knowledge, B Strategy activities, 1., 2., 3.) note PMIS # (High, = Management and Medium, Mitigation, low) C = Monitoring Historic Structures in Preserve and 1. Prepare detailed Condition A 1 1–3 years 100,000 Cultural Resources ONPS High Camp Greentop and maintain historic Assessments, including as-built (CRONPS) Camp Misty Mount structures in cabin architectural drawings, for all – FRV camps historic structures in Camp Greentop and Camp Misty Mount 2. Develop a comprehensive B 2 1–2 years 50,000 CRONPS treatment plan for all structures 3. Implement treatment plan B 3 2–4 years 500,000 Repair/rehabilitation, or cyclic, line item 4. Prepare Preservation B 4 1–2 years 25,000 CRONPS/ONPS Maintenance Plan, including future preventative maintenance treatments C 5 Ongoing ONPS 5. Monitor and maintain 10,000 per annum condition, assess and modify (TBD) treatment as necessary (ongoing) Historic Structures in Manage camps Prepare Camp Facilities B 1–2 years 50,000 ONPS Medium Camp Greentop and facilities while Management Plan Camp Misty Mount allowing for continued – FRV visitor use Develop a park Ethnographic 1. Complete ethnographic A 1 197250A 2–3 years 79,000 CRONPS High ethnography program Resources FRV overview and assessment – by initiating research and documentation, prioritizing identified ethnographic resources directly associated with park FRVs 2. Complete ethnographic study A 2 5–10 years 500,000 CRONPS of all groups listed below, prioritizing activities 3–6 because they are park FRVs, and to make working with the oldest populations a priority. This will be guided by the ethnographic overview and assessment. 3. Complete ethnohistory and A 2 1–2 years 60,000 CRONPS cultural affiliation of camp users from 1930s to present, including members of the Maryland League for People with Disabilities (historically known as League of Crippled Children).
20. CULTURAL RESOURCES COMPREHENSIVE STRATEGIES Cultural Resources Comprehensive Strategies Priority Resource Comprehensive Strategy Activity, by Sequence (number activities, 1., 2., 3.) Activity Category: A = Base Knowledge, B = Management and Mitigation, C = Monitoring Sequencing In PMIS? If yes, note PMIS # Estimated Duration (Years) Cost Likely Funding Source Priority (High, Medium, low) Historic Structures in Camp Greentop and Camp Misty Mount – FRV Preserve and maintain historic structures in cabin camps 1. Prepare detailed Condition Assessments, including as-built architectural drawings, for all historic structures in Camp Greentop and Camp Misty Mount A 1 1–3 years 100,000 Cultural Resources ONPS (CRONPS) High 2. Develop a comprehensive treatment plan for all structures B 2 1–2 years 50,000 CRONPS 3. Implement treatment plan B 3 2–4 years 500,000 Repair/rehabilitation, or cyclic, line item 4. Prepare Preservation Maintenance Plan, including future preventative maintenance treatments B 4 1–2 years 25,000 CRONPS/ONPS 5. Monitor and maintain condition, assess and modify treatment as necessary (ongoing) C 5 Ongoing 10,000 per annum (TBD) ONPS Historic Structures in Camp Greentop and Camp Misty Mount – FRV Manage camps facilities while allowing for continued visitor use Prepare Camp Facilities Management Plan B 1–2 years 50,000 ONPS Medium Ethnographic Resources – FRV Develop a park ethnography program by initiating research and documentation, prioritizing identified ethnographic resources directly associated with park FRVs 1. Complete ethnographic overview and assessment A 1 197250A 2–3 years 79,000 CRONPS High 2. Complete ethnographic study of all groups listed below, prioritizing activities 3–6 because they are park FRVs, and to make working with the oldest populations a priority. This will be guided by the ethnographic overview and assessment. A 2 5–10 years 500,000 CRONPS 3. Complete ethnohistory and cultural affiliation of camp users from 1930s to present, including members of the Maryland League for People with Disabilities (historically known as League of Crippled Children). A 2 1–2 years 60,000 CRONPS
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