; (ii) other authorized uses and activities on the Federal recreational lands and waters subject to the applicable land use plan; and (iii) existing infrastructure; (E) the suitability for developing, expanding, or enhancing the recreation resource; (F) technological developments and innovation that affects recreation use; and (G) the adequacy of the current management of the recreation resource. (c) Future recreation needs and management (1) Future needs Based on the inventory and assessment conducted under subsection (b)(1), the Secretary concerned shall— (A) estimate future recreation needs through a collaborative process; (B) identify underutilized locations that are suitable for developing, expanding, or enhancing recreation use; and (C) select additional high-value recreation resources at which to encourage recreation use, consistent with the applicable land use plan. (2) Considerations In selecting a high-value recreation resource under paragraph (1)(C), the Secretary concerned shall consider the following: (A) The future recreation needs estimated under paragraph (1)(A). (B) The maintenance needs of, and the expenses necessary to administer, the high-value recreation resource. (C) The presence of partner organizations prepared to assist in the stewardship of the high-value recreation resource. (D) The benefits of recreation use, including benefits to the local economy. (E) The impacts of recreation use on— (i) natural, cultural, or other resources; (ii) other authorized uses and activities on the Federal recreational lands and waters subject to any applicable land use plan; and (iii) adjacent landowners. (3) Management The Secretary concerned shall— (A) seek input from the public, including adjacent landowners and individuals or entities with existing land use authorizations, with respect to the management of any high-value recreation resource identified under paragraph (1)(C)