LOCAL PLAN FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE APPALACHIAN TRAIL IN MAINE. (GRAFTON NOTCH TO KATAHDIN) 1 January 2013 (Revised 5 February 2014)
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1 LOCAL PLAN FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE APPALACHIAN TRAIL IN MAINE (GRAFTON NOTCH TO KATAHDIN) 1 January 2013 (Revised 5 February 2014)
2 The Appalachian Trail is a way, continuous from Katahdin in Maine to Springer Mountain in Georgia, for travel on foot through the wild, scenic, wooded, pastoral, and culturally significant lands of the Appalachian Mountains. It is a means of sojourning among these lands, such that the visitors may experience them by their own unaided efforts. In practice, the Trail is usually a simple footpath, purposeful in direction and concept, favoring the heights of land, and located for minimum reliance on construction for protecting the resource. The body of the Trail is provided by the lands it traverses, and its soul is in the living stewardship of the volunteers and workers of the Appalachian Trail Community. --Definition of the Appalachian Trail, from "Appalachian Trail Management Principles." The Appalachian Trail experience represents the sum of opportunities that are available for those walking the Appalachian Trail to interact with the wild, scenic, pastoral, cultural, and natural elements of the environment of the Appalachian Trail, unfettered and unimpeded by competing sights or sounds and in as direct and intimate a manner as possible. --Definition of the Appalachian Trail experience, Appalachian Trail Conference Board of Managers, April, 1997 MATC Local Management Plan 2/5/ Page ii
3 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. PREFACE... 1 II. THE PARTNERSHIP... 1 A. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE... 3 B. APPALACHIAN TRAIL CONSERVANCY... 3 C. MAINE APPALACHIAN TRAIL CLUB... 3 D. BUREAU OF PARKS AND LANDS... 4 E. THE MAINE FOREST SERVICE... 4 F. THE MAINE WARDEN SERVICE... 5 G. BAXTER STATE PARK AUTHORITY... 5 III. AN OVERVIEW OF THE APPALACHIAN TRAIL IN MAINE... 6 A. HISTORY... 6 B. THE GENERAL ROUTE... 7 C. THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT... 9 D. THE MAINE APPALACHIAN TRAIL CLUB, INC E. LANDOWNERS ALONG THE TRAIL F. THE LEGAL ENVIRONMENT IV THE MANAGEMENT/PLANNING PROCESS A. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE B. APPALACHIAN TRAIL CONSERVANCY C. MAINE APPALACHIAN TRAIL CLUB D. MAINE APPALACHIAN TRAIL LAND TRUST 15 E. AGENCIES OF THE STATE OF MAINE Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands Western Mountains Regional Management Plan 18 Flagstaff Region Management Plan 18 Central Penobscot Region Management Plan. 20 Penobscot Resource Protection Zone Baxter State Park Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife F. REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSIONS G. LOCAL TOWNS H. PRIVATE LANDOWNERS The Nature Conservancy The Appalachian Mountain Club Other Private Landowners H. PERIODIC REVIEWS V. MANAGEMENT POLICIES A. TRAIL MANAGEMENT Skills Training and Worker Safety Trail Maintenance Standards Trail Design Signs Stream Crossings MATC Local Management Plan 2/5/ Page iii
4 6. Parking and Trailhead Facilities Side Trails Campsites Water Sources Winter Trail Use Managing the Trail for a Primitive Experience B. EMERGENCIES, PUBLIC MISBEHAVIOR, INFO, & EDUCATION Emergency Planning and Coordination Jurisdiction Incident Reporting Search and Rescue Fire Prevention and Suppression Litter and Vandalism Public Information, Education, and Outreach Programs C. CONFLICTING/COMPETING USES Mechanized Vehicles Hunting/Trapping Horses and Pack Animals Roads Road Closures and Access Control Special Uses Research Activities Other Special Uses Utilities and Communications Facilities Structures Corridor Monitoring Military Maneuvers Special Events and Large Group Use Alpine Ski Area Development Hang Gliding Geocaching. 60 D. RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Open Areas and Vistas Timber Management Mining Pest Management Threatened and Endangered Species Wildlife Vegetation Management and Reclamation Cultural Resources Wilderness Special and Unique Areas VI. MAINE APPALACHIAN TRAIL CLUB OPERATIONS PLAN A. FISCAL YEARS B. MATC STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES Administration MATC Local Management Plan 2/5/ Page iv
5 Committee Structure Campsite Committee 71 Caretaker/Ridgerunner/Education Committee Communications Committee.. 74 Community Outreach Committee 74 Development Committee Finance Committee Publications Committee Kennebec River Crossing Committee Membership Services Committee 75 Personnel Committee State Lands Committee.. 76 Trail Center Committee.. 76 Trail Crew Committee Training and Education Committee Wind Power Committee. 77 Finance Conflict of Interest Disclosure Policy 78 Volunteers in the Parks Program Trail and Facility Maintenance Trail Maintainers Campsite Maintainers Trail Work Planning Corridor Monitoring Monitoring Sections Monitoring Agreements Corridor Records Natural Heritage Monitoring MAINEtainer Policies VII APPENDICES Pp. A. LEGISLATION 1. National Trails System State of Maine Trails System... 2 B. PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENTS 0. Memorandum of Agreement between the National Park Service and 3 the State of Maine concerning the Appalachian National Scenic Trail 1. Cooperative Agreement and MOU Between the National Park Service and the Appalachian Trail Conference, Delegation of Management Responsibility for NPS A.T. lands in Maine from ATC to the MATC, Memorandum of Understanding Between the ATC and the MATC, Memorandum of Understanding Among the Principal Federal, State, and Private Organizations Concerned with the Administration of MATC Local Management Plan 2/5/ Page v
6 the Appalachian Trail, Cooperative Agreement Between Baxter State Park and the Maine Appalachian Trail Club for Maintenance of the Appalachian Trail, Memorandum of Agreement Between the Maine Bureau of Parks & Recreation and the Maine Bureau of Public Lands, Memorandum of Understanding Between the National Park Service and the Maine Forest Service Regarding Wildfire Protection, Memorandum of Understanding Between the NPS, the MATC, and the Maine Warden Service Regarding Emergency Helicopter Landing Sites in the Gulf Hagas Reserve, a. Memorandum of Understanding Between the NPS and the Maine Bureau of Parks & Lands Regarding Nahmakanta Lake, b. Memorandum of Understanding Between the NPS and the Maine 7 Bureau of Parks & Lands Regarding Nahmakanta Lake, Maine Dept. of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife Letter of Permission for the Appalachian Trail on the Spectacle Ponds Tract, Memorandum of Understanding Between the ATC, the MATC, and the Maine Appalachian Trail Land Trust, Cooperative Agreement Between the NPS and the Maine Warden Service Regarding Search & Rescue Services, C. MAINE APPALACHIAN TRAIL CLUB GOVERNANCE 1. Constitution and Bylaws Executive Committee Maintainer Instructions Maintenance and Monitoring Agreements Maintainers and Corridor Monitors Nahmakanta Lake Management Plan D. RULES, REGULATIONS, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT 1. Letter of 10/28/85 Explaining NPS Regulations Maine Forest Fire Law Maine Forest Fire Control Districts Maine Warden Service Divisions Baxter State Park Rules and Regulations Maine State Police and County Sheriffs Appalachian Trail Conference Incident Report Form Volunteer in Parks Program Trail Maintenance/Construction Review & Compliance Guidelines 2 E. TRAIL AND CORRIDOR SIGNS 1. MATC Trail Sign System Corridor Boundary Sign MATC Trailhead Information Sign... 1 F. CORRIDOR DATA 1. Corridor Mountain Inventory Named Water Bodies in or Bordered by the Corridor That Are Not MATC Local Management Plan 2/5/ Page vi
7 Crossed by the Trail Rare, Threatened, and Endangered Species Within the Corridor Road Crossings in Maine (North to South)... 4 G. LONG-RANGE WORK PLANNING 1. MATC 5-Year Action Plan Current and Historical Trail Data. H. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS... 2 I. ELECTRONIC SEGMENT MAPS 17 MATC Local Management Plan 2/5/ Page vii
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