16 U.S.C. § 460rrr–4 — Management plan

(a) In general: Within 4 years of October 12, 2006, the Secretary^* and the Commission^* must prepare management plans for the Natural Area^*, working with Colorado agencies, local governments, and private landowners.
(b) Duties of Secretary and Commission:
(1) The Secretary writes the management plan for federal land.
(2) The Commission writes the management plan for non-federal land.
(A) That's the Commission's job.
(B) Approval or disapproval:
(i) The Commission must send its plan to the Secretary for approval.
(ii) If the Secretary disapproves it, the Secretary must explain why, and let the Commission submit revisions.
(3) Cooperation: The Secretary and Commission must work together so the federal and non-federal land plans fit together.
(c) Requirements: Both management plans must:
(1) take into account existing federal, state, and local plans to create one unified plan for preserving, restoring, and conserving the Natural Area;
(2) for federal land: be developed under section 1712 of title 43; match, as much as practical, the Bureau of Land Management's plans for neighboring land; and count as an amendment to the San Luis Resource Management Plan; and
(3) include: an inventory of the Natural Area's resources (including a list of property that should be preserved, restored, managed, developed, maintained, or bought); and recommended policies for managing resources -- including using agreements between governments -- that protect the Natural Area's resources and preserve solitude, quiet use, and pristine natural conditions.
(d) Publication: The Secretary must publish notice of the management plans in the Federal Register.