1. The council shall, after holding public hearings, prepare and adopt a comprehensive management plan for the Long Island Pine Barrens maritime reserve, which the state and local governments may adopt. Such plan shall include, but not be limited to: a. a statement of the public values of the area, including their educational, ecological and hydrological values, together with the general goals and policies which will best protect and enhance such values; b. a map of the area, delineating the boundaries of the Long Island Pine Barrens maritime reserve; c. a brief and general historical overview regarding the lands of the Long Island Pine Barrens maritime reserve; d. an inventory of all public lands and lands available for public use within the Long Island Pine Barrens maritime reserve specifying use, facilities for public use, and the management agency with jurisdiction over the property; e. management guidelines for the preservation, recreational and educational use of resources of the Long Island Pine Barrens maritime reserve; f. management guidelines for protecting and supporting indigenous economic activities like agriculture, fishing, recreation and tourism; g. a plan for protection and management for dedicated land in the Long Island Pine Barrens preserve including:

1. (1) A survey or inventory of the following, together with the establishment of management priorities therefor:
2. (i) natural plant and wildlife resources;
3. (ii) historic resources;
4. (iii) erosion control needs and stream protection;
5. (iv) trails, trail development and use; and
6. (v) other recreational uses.
7. (2) Recommendations for the enforcement of laws pertaining to public use activities, which can be implemented by rules and regulations for the administration and use of lands dedicated to the preserve.
8. (3) Recommendations for acquisition of open space suitable for dedication in the preserve.
9. (4) Recommendations for institutional arrangements to coordinate management of dedicated land held by separate owners; h. a local participation plan, which describes how local citizens, officials and members of the tourism, agricultural and fishing industries will participate in the planning and implementation of the management program and which contains a statement identifying support for such program by the participating local governments; and i. a financial statement estimating the necessary costs and potential funding sources to carry out recommendations in the study over a five year period and the benefits therefrom.