; and (3) consistent with the provisions of this Act. 5. Red Cliffs National Conservation Area (a) Boundaries and public access (1) In general The Red Cliffs National Conservation Area shall consist of approximately 45,000 acres of public and non-Federal land in Washington County, Utah, identified on the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area Management Map dated February 23, 2018. (2) Availability of map An updated map and legal description of the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area shall be on file and available for public inspection in the appropriate offices of the Bureau of Land Management. (b) Preservation of Existing Utility Corridor The Secretary shall recognize on federally managed lands a 150-foot-wide transportation utility corridor in each direction from the centerline of SR 18 through the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area. (c) Utility development protocols for habitat conservation plan The Secretary shall adhere to the Utility Development Protocols dated August 1, 2006, as amended, within the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area and/or Incidental Take Area as the suitable mechanism for new and existing utility management within the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area. (d) Water rights associated with acquired land and interests for red cliffs national conservation area The Secretary may not acquire any water rights in the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area or any water rights related to any land or interest in land in the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area. (e) Northern transportation and utility corridor The Secretary of the Interior shall grant to the State of Utah or to one or more units of local government a 300 foot wide right-of-way for the northern transportation and utility route pursuant to section 1977(b)(2)(A) of Public Law 111–11 identified on the Red Cliffs National Conservation Act Management Map dated February 23, 2018. 6. Beaver Dam Wash National Conservation Area (a) Preservation of Existing Utility Corridor—The Secretary shall recognize on federally managed lands a