Recreation Resource Management.
Section 32
SEC. 32. Recreation Resource Management. — The Bureau shall, in the preparation of multiple-use management plans, identify and provide for the protection of scenic areas which are potentially valuable for recreation and tourism. In planning for the operation of such areas for utilization of other resources, the design shall provide for the protection and development of the recreation resource. Likewise, the road system to be constructed for harvesting timber, mining and other purposes shall, to the extent feasible, be designed and constructed to facilitate the access to recreation areas. The Bureau shall plan for development of recreation areas to induce and meet increasing demands. The construction and operation of necessary facilities to accommodate outdoor recreation will be done by the Bureau with the use of its own funds which may be derived from rentals and fees for the operation and use of recreational facilities by private persons or operators. The Director shall promulgate rules and regulations and establish a schedule of fees for the recreational use of such areas. In the areas constituting the national park system, such rules shall be formulated and adopted to insure the continuity of their unique values.