; (2) include an inventory of the natural, historic, cultural, or scenic resources of the National Heritage Area related to the nationally significant themes and events of the region that should be protected, enhanced, interpreted, managed, or developed; (3) identify comprehensive goals, strategies, policies, and recommendations for telling the story of the region’s heritage and encouraging long-term resource protection, enhancement, interpretation, and development; (4) include recommendations for ways in which local, State, tribal, and Federal entities may best be coordinated, including the role of the National Park Service and other Federal agencies associated with the National Heritage Area, to further the purposes of this Act; (5) outline a strategy for the local coordinating entity to achieve financial sustainability; (6) include an implementation program that identifies— (A) prioritized actions and criteria for selecting future projects; (B) the ways in which stakeholders will be involved in their implementation; (C) existing and potential sources of funding; (D) performance goals; and (E) the manner in which the plan will be evaluated and updated; and (7) include a business plan for the local coordinating entity that, at minimum, addresses management and operation, products or services offered, the target market for products and services, and revenue streams. (b) Exceptions The requirements in subsection (b) shall not apply to management plans in effect on the date of the enactment of this Act. 7. Designation (a) In general The designation of a National Heritage Area shall be— (1) by Federal statute