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[0] OPTION F Utilize the modified National Historical Landmark boundary and add a sample of Palau's internationally significant Rock Islands to the proposal to establish a Bliliou-Chelbacheb National Park administered by the Republic of Palau. [1] National Park status and management is known world-wide as the best guarantee to preserve significant historic places in perpetuity. [2] National Park status and management is known world-wide as the best guarantee to preserve native ecosystems. [3] National Park status and management is known world-wide as the best guarantee to preserve marine ecosystems. [4] Park history guides on Bliliou, a visitor center, and the National Museum on Oreor would offer visitor interpretation. [5] Designates a "world class" national park which attracts visitors in its own right and encourages nearly all visitors to stay longer in Palau. [6] no potential [7] no potential [8] This National Register site (Peleliu Battlefield NHL) is eligible for grant funding from the U. S. [9] high potential [10] Preserves White, Orange, Scarlet, and Purple Beaches and part of Rock Islands for public use. [11] It is possible to have a park fee or toll charge to outsiders--part of which would be paid to landowners. [12] This might create about a dozen jobs for local people and provide some intermittent pay for local guides to historic places. [13] Most Pacific parks allow traditional subsistence uses by local people if this does not impair the resource. [14] Sport hunting within park boundaries is usually illegal. [15] These plots farmed in present manner would not be affected. [16] Plots within park would probably be removed for public safety. [17] No effect unless resource may be impaired. [18] Would restrict foreign operations that exploit resources. [20] Not permitted in parks. [21] Road construction would have to be in accord with park master plan. [22] Probably this option would put more rigorous requirements which would prohibit constructing future memorials in the park. [23] Buildings and structures within a park and unrelated to the park master plan are not normally allowed. [24] A great national park with both well-preserved war ruins and highly scenic Rock Islands would be a source of great pride for all Palau citizens. [25] Can only be redesignated by the Palau government and dependent upon future funding by the Palau government. [19] 
Might foreclose commercial timber operations.
TABLE J. MANAGEMENT OPTIONS