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I <br /> i <br />,}38i <br /> d • <br /> SUMMARY <br /> f <br /> The Silver Lake Camp has been in operation more than six decades anc offers <br /> every indication- of continuing uninterrupted in:e the future. The P.Ian <br /> proposed is developed on the assumption that the Committee's program goals, <br /> objectives, and membership will expand over time in meeting the needs of the <br /> surrounding community and site users, but that the Committee's basic mission <br /> will remain unchanged. <br />: The Committee's primary needs are to maximi.ze use of the site and .:pdate <br /> program and facilities to meet changing demands from society while protesting <br /> the natural features against adverse impact in order to ensure that its quaiities <br /> will be enjoyed by users in the future years. There is a balance between <br /> human demands arid the capabilities of the naturai processes aiready occurri^g <br /> on the site that will only be arrived at through careful and efficient <br /> management. <br />,to • <br /> i The Day Cam p . potation, swimming pool, recreation fields and outpost t„nt area <br /> will help the Camp reach out more effectively to local community needs. The <br /> 4G ' <br /> new double cabins will accommodate the smaller adult groups which are already <br /> needing more efficient conference buildings. Separation of areas by activity <br /> and more intensive use of underdeveloped areas will increase efficient site use. <br /> This Report contains only a few of the many possible program suggestions. The <br /> Camp Staff, administration, campers and constituency will no doubt have <br /> additional suggestions in coming years. <br /> The character of the site will remain substantially undisturbed, even when the <br /> Plan is fully implemented. Very little earth moving and tree removal, other <br /> than that immediately associated with a new structure, will be required. <br /> Certain parts of the property will be subject to new and better management and <br /> I use policies. The Camp is spacious enough to ensure adequate separation of <br /> activities. The Plan will introduce a feeling the Camp is bigger than it really <br /> is . A sense of seclusion and privacy, where it contributes to the experience, <br /> 39 <br />