; (2) in processing the joint recreation permit application, incorporate the findings, interests, and needs of the associated agency; and (3) complete the permitting process within a reasonable timeframe. (c) Cost recovery The coordination with the associated agency under subsection (b) shall not be subject to cost recovery. (d) Effect of section Nothing in this section modifies, expands, or limits the applicability of any Federal law (including regulations) to land managed by the Secretary concerned. 8. Permit fee calculation (a) Exclusion of certain revenue and payments In calculating fees for a special recreation permit, the Secretary concerned shall— (1) exclude revenue from goods, services, souvenirs, merchandise, gear, food, and activities provided or sold by a permit holder outside of the public land unit covered by the permit, including transportation costs, lodging, and any other service provided before or after a trip; and (2) provide for a deduction in the amount equal to any fee to be paid by the special recreation permit holder under applicable law for a special recreation permit for an activity on a public land unit for which a separate permit is issued. 9. Forest Service permit use reviews (a) In general In carrying out a use review, a renewal, or an adjustment of allocations of use with respect to a special recreation permit for use of a public land unit managed by the Forest Service, the Secretary of Agriculture (referred to in this section as the Secretary ) shall— (1) allocate the highest level of actual annual use during the period under review plus 25 percent of that use, not to exceed the level allocated to the permit holder on the date on which the permit was issued, if the Secretary determines that a special recreation permit holder has received a satisfactory performance review; and (2) (A) recognize that recreation demand can vary considerably as a result of seasonal variations and during off-peak periods