The Forest or Station Facilities Master Plan will help you address these and other facilities concerns. It is the foundation document necessary for almost every significant facilities decision, so it is the very first tool in this toolbox.

Information on this Web site applies to administrative site master planning. The process for recreation sites is called Recreation Facility Analysis (Web site available only to Forest Service and BLM employees).

West Fork Ranger Station. The need for these new structures was identified in the Facilities Master Plan. Forest: Bitterroot District: West Fork Region: 1

What's the difference between a Regional Strategic Facilities Management Plan and a Forest or Station Facilities Master Plan?

Why Is a Facilities Master Plan Needed?

What Is the Facilities Master Plan Process?

What Is Included In the Facilities Master Plan?

What Are the Space Utilization Requirements?

What Happens After the Facilities Master Plan Is Complete?

What Is the Preliminary Project Analysis, and How Is It Used?

Assembling a Preliminary or Final Project Prospectus

Your Site Development Plan

Rating Your Facilities' Cost Effectiveness

Facilities Master Plan Examples

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