EISE VUM Plan: Public Scoping Newsletter

The National Park Service (NPS) is undertaking a listening session process as an initial step in the development of a visitor use management plan (the plan) for Eisenhower National Historic Site (the park). The purpose of the plan is to maximize the ability of the National Park Service to encourage access and protect the park's natural and cultural resources. The planning process will examine current and potential visitor opportunities and develop long-term
strategies for providing access and connecting visitors to important experiences.

Topic Questions:

1. ACCESS... Do you see any issues regarding access to Eisenhower National Historic Site? Does the current transportation infrastructure at the site differ from how you would prefer to be arriving at and moving around the site?

2. EXPERIENCES... What experience(s) do you value or want to have at Eisenhower National Historic Site?

3. SERVICES... Are there additional visitor services you feel Eisenhower National Historic Site should provide?

4. SHARE YOUR IDEAS... Do you have any other thoughts on visitor opportunities or the management of Eisenhower National Historic Site that you think the planning team should consider?

Document Content:

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