From ATC LMPG (to-do merge NJ and NY into this)

Introduction
- Statement of Purpose
Background
- Route of the Appalachian Trail
- Land ownership
- Inventories (by reference to appendices)
The Partnership and the Planning Process
- Club Roles and Responsibilities
- ATC Roles and Responsibilities
- Agency Partner(s) Roles and Responsibilities
- Roles and Responsibilities of Other Parties
Issues and Policies-Managing the Physical Trail
- Trail Design, Construction, and Maintenance
- Accessibility
- Relocations
- Stream Crossings and Bridges
- Trailheads and Parking
- Side and Connecting Trails
- Overnight Use-Shelters, Campsites, and Privies
- Drinking Water Supplies and Water Quality
- Sanitation
- Managing the Trail for a Primitive Experience
- Safety Training and Certification
Issues and Policies-Public Use, Public Information, and Emergency Response
- Emergency Planning and Coordination
- Special Events and Large-Group Use
- Public Information, Education, and Outreach Programs
- Ridgerunner and Caretaker Programs
- Trail Signs
- Minimum-Impact Backcountry Use
- Advertising in the A.T. Corridor
Issues and Policies-Corridor Monitoring and Management
- Corridor Monitoring
- Motorized Uses
- Litter and Graffiti
- Hunting
- Horses and Pack Animals
- Roads and Utilities
- Wind Energy Facilities
- Road Closures and Access Control
- Special Uses
- Structures and Dams
- Military Maneuvers
- Bicycles
- Hang Gliding
- Nonhiking Recreational Uses of Trail Lands
- Impacts of Land Development in the Vicinity of the A.T.
- Geocaching
Issues and Policies-Managing Natural, Cultural, and Scenic Resources
- Resource Management
- Climate Change
- Open Areas and Vistas
- Timber Management
- Pest Management
- Threatened and Endangered Species
- Wildlife Management
- Vegetation Management
- Cultural Resources
- Wilderness
- Special and Unique Areas
- Agricultural Use
- National Environmental Policy Act Compliance
- Exotic Species
The Club Action Plan
- Annual Work Plan
- Long-Range Plan
Appendices
- Cooperative Agreements and Memoranda of Understanding
- Inventories
- Maps
- References

NJ LMP Table of Contents

Introduction
Background
- History
- Route of the Appalachian Trail
- Land Ownership
- Inventories
Partnership and the Planning Process
- ORATMC Roles and Responsibilities
- ATC Roles and Responsibilities
- Agency Partners Roles and Responsibilities
- Roles and Responsibilities of Other Parties
Issues and Policies - Physical Trail
- Trail Maintenance
- Relocations
- Signs and Bulletin Boards
- Exterior Corridor Boundary Surveying
- Bridges and Stream Crossings
- Access Points, Trailheads and Parking
- Connecting and Side Trails
- Overnight Use - Shelters, Campsites and Privies
- Drinking Water Supplies
- Measurement of Trail Use
Issues and Policies - Public Use, Information and Emergency Response
- Emergency Planning and Coordination
- Special Events and Large Group Use
- Public Information and Education Programs
- Caretaker and Ridgerunner Programs
Issues and Policies - Conflicting Uses and Competing Uses
- Motorized and Mechanized Uses - ORVs, ATVs, 4WDs, Bicycles, Snowmobiles
- Litter and Graffiti
- Hunting
- Horses and Pack Animals
- Roads
- Road Closures and Access Control
- Special/Multiple Uses
- Utilities and Communications Facilities
- Adjacent Land Use
- Structures and Dams
- Monitoring
Issues and Policies - Resource Management
- Open Areas and Vistas
- Timber Management
- Pest Management
- Threatened and Endangered Species
- Wildlife
- Vegetation Management and Reclamation
- Cultural Resources
- Wilderness
- Special and Unique Areas
- Wetlands
- National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Compliance
Annual and Long Range Plans
Appendices
- Glossary
- References
- Supplemental Documents
- Cooperative Agreements and Memoranda of Understanding
- Planning Cycle and Calendar
- Current Contact List
- Inventories
- Maps

NY LMP Table of Contents

Introduction
Background
- History
- Route of the Appalachian Trail
- Land Ownership
- Inventories
Partnership and the Planning Process
- DPATMC Roles and Responsibilities
- ATC Roles and Responsibilities
- Agency Partners Roles and Responsibilities
- Roles and Responsibilities of Other Parties
Issues and Policies - Physical Trail
- Trail Maintenance
- Relocations
- Signs and Bulletin Boards
- Exterior Corridor Boundary Surveying
- Bridges and Stream Crossings
- Access Points, Trailheads and Parking
- Connecting and Side Trails
- Overnight Use - Shelters, Campsites and Privies
- Drinking Water Supplies
- Measurement of Trail Use
Issues and Policies - Public Use, Information and Emergency Response
- Emergency Planning and Coordination
- Special Events and Large Group Use
- Public Information and Education Programs
- Caretaker and Ridgerunner Programs
Issues and Policies - Conflicting Uses and Competing Uses
- Motorized and Mechanized Uses - ORVs, ATVs, 4WDs, Bicycles, Snowmobiles
- Litter and Graffiti
- Hunting
- Horses and Pack Animals
- Roads
- Road Closures and Access Control
- Special/Multiple Uses
- Utilities and Communications Facilities
- Adjacent Land Use
- Structures and Dams
- Monitoring
Issues and Policies - Resource Management
- Open Areas and Vistas
- Timber Management
- Pest Management
- Threatened and Endangered Species
- Wildlife
- Vegetation Management and Reclamation
- Cultural Resources
- Wilderness
- Special and Unique Areas
- Wetlands
- National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Compliance
Annual and Long Range Plans
Appendices
- Glossary
- References
- Supplemental Documents
- Cooperative Agreements and Memoranda of Understanding
- Nuclear Lake Report
- Planning Cycle and Calendar
- Current Contact List
- Inventories
- Maps