Table of Contents
- Introduction
- What is a Scenic and Historic Highway?
- Why would you want to seek this designation for a roadway?
- Relationship to personal property rights
- Program Governance
- National Scenic Byways Program
- Program vision, goals and objectives
- Chapter 1 - Overview of Designation Process
- Step 1 - Nomination Application and impact
- Step 2 - Corridor Plan Application and impact
- Scenic and Historic Highways designation process
- Chapter 2 - Step 1 - Nomination Application
- Who can nominate?
- What information is required?
- Who reviews the nomination?
- What is the timeline?
- Who designates?
- What is the effect?
- Designation criteria - intrinsic qualities defined
- Nomination Procedures
- Chapter 3 - Step 2 - Corridor Plan
- What is a Corridor Plan?
- Where does the Plan fit into the process?
- Who is responsible for preparing the plan?
- What information must be included?
- Who reviews the plan?
- What are timelines for review?
- What is the impact of approval of a Corridor Plan?
- Information to be included in the Corridor Plan
- Chapter 4 - Implementation of Corridor Plans
- Is there a periodic review?
- Chapter 5 - De-designation of Scenic and Historic Highways
- Is there a de-designation process?
- Chapter 6 - Sources of Information to Assist Scenic and Historic Highway Sponsors
- General Information
- Funding
- Cooperative efforts with neighboring states
- Appendix: Contact Information
- Complete Manual