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[0] OPTION C Utilize the modified National Historical Landmark boundary to establish a Bliliou State Historical Park and/or establish a sample of internationally significant Rock Islands as a state park each administered by the individual States of the Republic of Palau. [1] State park designation would likely specify that historic sites must be protected. [2] State Park designation sometimes offers protection to native ecosystems. [3] State park designation would likely specify that marine ecosystems must be protected. [4] Park guides would offer some visitor orientation. [5] Designates a visitor attraction and provides information to tourists. Results in some people staying longer to visit this state park. [6] no potential [7] no potential [8] This National Register site is eligible for grant funding from the U. S. [9] unlikely [10] no effect [11] probably none [12] This might create a few jobs for local people and provide some intermittent pay for local guides to historic or scenic places. [13] no effect [14] no effect [15] no effect [16] no effect [17] no effect [18] no effect [20] Not permitted in parks. [21] All developments within the newly defined Landmark boundary funded by U. S. or Palau must be reviewed to mitigate damage to the Landmark. Otherwise, no effect. [22] little effect [23] little effect [24] A park of this stature merits substantial local pride for Peleliu residents. [25] May be redesignated by Historic Preservation Office of Palau. [19] 
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TABLE J. MANAGEMENT OPTIONS