Resource protection involves use-restrictions that are in the form of easements. However, the purchase of the resource could be considered only after it has been determined that all other protection measures are unsuccessful. Protection of a resource encompasses neither rehabilitation nor renovation of a property. All information must be associated with the State's scenic byways. All interpretive information should familiarize the tourists with the qualities that are important to the highway's designation as a scenic byway.
Tourist information can be in the form of signs, brochures, pamphlets, tapes, and maps.
Product and business advertising are not permitted on tourist information that has been developed with grant funds received under the scenic byways program. The National Scenic Byways Program logo should be used on all printed material, audio and video tapes, interpretive exhibits, and kiosks. FHWA should be recognized as a funding source on all interpretive and information products. Development and implementation of a scenic byway marketing program. For funding purposes, lists of trade shows with associated costs for each must be provided with the application.