HomeMy WebLinkAbout2019-02-26 - AGENDA REPORTS - FEDERAL LESIGLATION: S. 47 (2)Agenda Item: 6
DATE: February 26, 2019
SUBJECT: FEDERAL LEGISLATION: S. 47
DEPARTMENT: City Manager's Office
PRESENTER: Masis Hagobian
RECOMMENDED ACTION
City Council support S. 47 (Murkowski) and transmit position statements to Senator Lisa
Murkowski, Santa Clarita's federal legislative delegation, appropriate legislative committees,
and other Members of Congress, as appropriate.
BACKGROUND
Authored by Senator Lisa Murkowski (R -AK), S. 47 is an omnibus public lands bill that includes
language that proposes to establish a national memorial and national monument to commemorate
the victims of the Saint Francis Dam collapse on March 12, 1928.
Specifically, this bill:
1. Authorizes the Department of Agriculture (USDA) to establish the Saint Francis Dam
Disaster National Memorial to honor the victims of the Saint Francis Dam disaster of
March 12, 1928.
2. Requires the USDA to submit to Congress, by three years after the bill's enactment,
recommendations regarding:
a. The planning, design, construction, and long-term management of the Memorial;
b. The proposed boundaries;
c. A visitor center and educational facilities; and
d. Ensuring public access to the Memorial
3. Requires the USDA to consult with the Santa Clarita City Council, along with
appropriate federal agencies, state government, tribal government, and the public in
preparing the recommendations listed in subsection (2) of this summary.
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4. Requires the USDA to develop a management plan for the Monument by four years after
the bill's enactment.
Analysis
S. 47 is an omnibus bill containing a wide variety of provisions and public land designations.
Included in the bill, is a provision that would create a national memorial and national monument
to honor those who were killed, injured, or survived the Saint Francis Dam collapse on
March 12, 1928.
The City Council supported stand-alone bills, H.R. 2156 (Knight) and S. 1926 (Harris), during
the 2018 legislative year.
There are two stand-alone bills, S. 129, authored by Senator Kamala Harris (D -CA) and House
Resolution 1015, authored by Representative Katie Hill (D -CA -25) that propose the same actions
included in S. 47, related to the designation of a national memorial and national monument of the
Saint Francis Dam collapse. The City Council is also asked to review and consider supporting S.
129 and House Resolution 1015, under a separate agenda report.
S. 47 was introduced on January 8, 2019, and passed the Senate (92-8) on February 12, 2019.
Senators Dianne Feinstein (D -CA) and Kamala Harris (D -CA) voted in support of the bill. S. 47
will now be considered by the House of Representatives. No date for consideration of the bill
was scheduled in the House of Representatives at the time of the draft of this report.
ALTERNATIVE ACTION
1. Adopt a "neutral" position on S. 47
2. Adopt an "oppose" position on S. 47
3. Take no action on S. 47
4. Refer S. 47 to the Legislative Committee
5. Other action, as determined by the City Council
FISCAL IMPACT
The resources required to implement the recommended action are contained within the City of
Santa Clarita's adopted Fiscal Year 2018-19 budget.
ATTACHMENTS
S. 47 - Bill Text (Specific to Saint Francis Dam Disaster National Monument and Memorial)
S. 47 - Bill Text (available in the City Clerk's Reading file)
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SEC. 1111. SAINT FRANCIS DAM DISASTER NATIONAL ME-
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Monument established by subsection (d)(1).
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the county of Los Angeles, California, for the pur-
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pose of honoring the victims of the Saint Francis
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Dam disaster of March 12, 1928.
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Disaster National Memorial"; and
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(B) managed by the Forest Service.
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1 or bequest of real or personal property made to the
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4 (c) RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MEMORIAL. -
5 (1) IN GENERAL.—Not later than 3 years after
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V (x) the planning, design, construction, and
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Forest System land administered by the Secretary in
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approximately 353 acres, as generally depicted on
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the map entitled "Proposed Saint Francis Dam Dis-
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(i) appropriate Federal agencies;
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4 (C) CONSIDERATIONS.—In developing and
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(A) USE OF MOTORIZED VEHICLES.—The
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use of motorized vehicles within the Monument
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land outside the Monument can be seen or
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entitled "North Fork Owyhee River Wilderness
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Calendar No. 7
116TIl CONGRESS
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To provide for the management of the natural resources of the United
States, and for other purposes.
IN THE SENATE OF THE UNI'T'ED S'T`A'T`E S
JANUARY S, 2019
MS. MURKOWSKi (for herself and Ms. C1AN-rWELL) introduced the following
hill; which was read the first time
JANUARY 9, 2019
Read the second time and placed on the calendar
A BILL
To provide for the management of the natural resources
of the United States, and for other purposes.
1 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
2 tines of tlhc United States of Atuerica in Congress assetubled,
3 SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE; TABLE OF CONTENTS.
4 (a) SHORT TITLE.—This Act ma -,r be cited as the
5 "Natural Resources Management Act".
6 (b) TABLE OF CONTENTS.—The table of contents for
7 this Act is as follows:
Sec. 1. Short title; table of contents.
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See. 2. Definition of Secretary.
TITLE I -PUBLIC IL1\ND -\-ND FORESTS
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Subtitle B-niblie Land and National Forest Svstem Management
Subtitle l --Lend Exehanges and Convevances
See.
1001.
Crags lend exchange, Colorado.
See.
1002.
Arapaho National Forest boundary adjustment.
See.
1003.
Santa Apia River Nash Plan land exchange.
See.
1004.
Udall Park land exchange.
See.
1005.
Confirmation of State land g1 ants.
See.
1006.
Custer Count'v Airllort eonvep flee.
See.
1007.
Pasena Yaqui Tribe land eonveyance.
See.
1005.
La Paz County land conveyance.
See.
1009.
Lake Bistineau land title stability.
See.
1010.
Labe Fannin land conveyance.
See.
1011.
Land eoilvevance and utility- right-of-way, Henry s Lake Wilderness
1105.
Deseliutes Canvon-Steelhead Falls Wilderness Study Area boundary
Stud- Area, Idaho.
See.
1012.
Conveyance to Ukpeagp-ik Inupiat Corlloration.
See.
1013.
Publie purpose eonl-epanee to Citi- of Hyde Park, Utah.
See.
1014.
Juab County conveyance.
See.
1015.
Blaek Mountain Range and Bullhead Citx- land exehange.
Sec.
1016.
Cottonnsood land exehange.
See.
1017.
Eniblx--Riddle Tri -City land exchange.
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Subtitle B-niblie Land and National Forest Svstem Management
See.
1101.
Bolts Ditch aeeess.
See.
1102.
Clarifieation relating to a eertain land description under the North-
ern Arizona Land Exehange and Verde River Basin Partner-
ship Aet of 2005.
See.
1103.
Frank and Jeamie Moore Wild Steelhead Speeial Management Area.
See.
1104.
Maintenance or replacement of facilities and struetures at Smith
Gulch.
See.
1105.
Repeal of provision limiting the e --,])ort of timber hair-ested from eer-
tain Kake Tribal Corlloration land.
See.
1106.
Designation of Fowler and Boskoff Peaks.
Sec.
1107.
Coronado National Forest land conveyance.
See.
1105.
Deseliutes Canvon-Steelhead Falls Wilderness Study Area boundary
adjustment, Oregon.
Sec.
1109.
Maintenance of Federal mineral leases based on extraction of he-
lium.
See.
1110.
Small miner Aeaivers to claim maintenance fees.
See.
1111.
Saint Francis Dain Disaster National Memorial and National Monu-
ment.
See.
1112.
Owyhee Wilderness Ureas boundary modifieations.
See.
1113.
Clmgieli Region land stud-.
See.
1114.
Wildfire teehnology modernization.
See.
1115.
McCoy Flats Trail System.
See.
1116.
Teehnieal eorreetions to certain laws relating to Federal land in the
State of Nevada.
See.
1117.
l�,slilex- Karst National Reereation and Geologie ilrea.
See.
1115.
John Wesley Powell National Conservation Area.
See.
1119.
Vaska Native Vietnam era veterans land allotment.
See.
1120.
Red River gradient boundarx- sum-ev
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Subtitle C «Wilderness Designations and Withdra«vals
PART I—GE\EI AL PIiOVISIO�S
See.
1201.
Oro -ail Mountains -Desert Peaks eonsei--ation.
See.
1202.
Cerro del Yuta and Rio San Ailtoilio Wilderness Areas.
See.
1203.
Methow Valley Washing oil, Federal land iNithdra«val.
See.
1204.
Enii31 ant ('re6ee withdrawal.
See.
1205.
Oreo -oil Wildlands.
PART II—EI AIEI Y ('UiT�TI PUBLIC LA -M) AIA-.\AGEAIE\T
See.
1211. Definitions,
See.
1212. Administration.
See.
1213. Effeet on water rights.
See.
1214. Sarin -•s elapse.
SUBPART A—SAN ItXFAEL SAVELL WESTER IIEIIITAGE ANT) IIISTOI T(' All\I\G
IIECIIEATIO\ AREA
See. 1221. Establishment of Reereation Area.
See. 1222. Manao•ement of Reereation Area.
Sec. 1223. San Rafael S«ell Western Herita3e and Historie Mining Recreation
11rea AdOsory (_�ouneil.
SUBPART I>—WHA)En\ESS AREAS
See. 1231. Additions to the National Wilderness Presei--ation System.
See. 1232. Administration.
See. 1233. Fish and iNildlife management.
See. 1234. Release.
Si"I>YART C WHA) ANT) SCE\IC nIVEn DESIG\ATIO
See. 1241. Green River iNild and seenie river designation.
SUBPART D—LA D AIA-.\AGEAIE\T ANT) CO-NVEYANCES
See. 1251. Goblin Valley State Park.
See. 1252. Jurassie National Monument.
See. 1253. Publie land disposal and aegpisition.
See. 1254. Publie purpose eonlvepanees.
Sec. 1255. EzehanIo
e of BLI and School and Institutional Trust Lands Ad-
ministration land.
Subtitle D«Wild and Scenic Rivers
See. 1301. Lower Farmington River and Salmon Brook iNild and Seenie river.
See. 1302. Wood-Pa«veatuek watershed iNild and scenic river segments.
See. 1303. Nashua iNild and scenic rivers, Massaeliusetts and New Hampshire.
Subtitle E—California Desert Protection and Reereation
See. 1401. Definitions.
PART I—DESIGNATIO\ OF WILDEII\ESS I\ TIIE C1LIFOI -MA DESEnT
('O\SERA"ATI()\ -\-REA
See. 1411. California desert eonservation and recreation.
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PART H -DESIGNATION OF SPECIAL MANAGEMENT -\-REA
See. 1421. Vinagw Wash Special Management Area.
PART III -NATIONAL PARK SI STEAI ADDITIONS
See. 1431. Death Valley National Park boundarx- re-Osion.
See. 1432. Mojave National Preserve.
See. 1433. Joshua Tree National Park.
PART IV-OFF-IIIGITWAI VFIIICLE RECREATION AREAS
See. 1441. Off-highisax- �-ehicle recreation areas.
PART V-MISCELLANEO VS
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1451.
Transfer of land to A za-Borrego Desert State Park.
See.
1452.
Wildlife corridors.
See.
1453.
Prohibited uses of acquired, donated, and eonsei--ation land.
See.
1454.
Tribal uses and interests.
See.
1455.
Release of Federal reversionary land interests.
See.
1456.
California State school land.
See.
1457.
Designation of «gild and seenie rivers.
See.
1455.
Conforming amendments.
See.
1459.
Juniper Flats.
See.
1460.
Conforming amendments to California Militarx- Lands Withdrawal
and 0verflights Act of 1994.
See.
1461.
Desert tortoise eonsei-vation center.
TITLE II-N-VTIONIIL PARKS
Subtitle A-Speeial Resource Studies
See. 2001. Special resource study of James K. Polk presidential home.
See. 2002. Special resource study of Thurgood Marshall school.
See. 2003. Special resource stud- of President Street Station.
See. 2004. llmaehe special resource study.
See. 2005. Special resource study of George W. Bush Childhood Home.
Subtitle B -National Park System Boundary Adjustments and Related
Matters
See. 2101. Shiloh National Military- Park boundary adjustment.
See. 2102. Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park boundaix.
See. 2103. Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park boundary
See. 2104. Fort Frederica National Monument, Georgia.
See. 2105. Fort Scott National Historic Site boundary-.
See. 2106. Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument boundary.
See. 2107. Voyageurs National Park boundary- adjustment.
See. 2105. Acadia National Park boundary
See. 2109. Authority of Secretary of the Interior to accept certain properties,
Missouri.
See. 2110. Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site.
Subtitle C -National Park System Redesignations
See. 2201. Designation of Saint-Gandens National Historical Park.
See. 2202. Redesignation of Robert Emmet Park.
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See. 2203. Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie National Historieal Perk.
See. 2204. Reeonsti-izetion Era National Historieal Park and Reeonstruetion
Era National Historic Network.
See. 2205. Golden Spike National Historieal Park.
See. 2206. World War II Pacific sites.
Subtitle D—New Units of the National Park System
See. 2301. Medgar and MiThe Evers Home National Monument.
See. 2302. Mill Springs Battlefield National Monument.
See. 2303. Canip Nelson Heritage National Monument.
Subtitle E—National Park Svstenl Mallagen1e11t
See.
2401.
Denali National Perk and Preserve 1latural gas pipeline.
Sec.
2402.
Historic<111� Black Colleges and Universities Historic Presel-vation
program reauthorized.
See.
2403.
Authorizing eooperative management agreements between the Dis-
triet of Columbia and the Seeretary of the Interior.
See.
2404.
Fees for Medieal Sen iees.
See.
2405.
Authority to gTa11t easements and rights-of-way over Federal lands
ANithin Gateway National Reereatioll Area.
See.
2406.
Adams Memorial Commission.
See.
2407.
Teehnieal eorreetiolls to referenees to the Af dean Anieriewl Civil
Rights Network.
See.
2405.
Transfer of the James J. Howard Marine Sciences Laboratory.
See.
2409.
Boys in parks.
See.
2410.
Wildlife 1ua11agement in parks.
Subtitle F—National Trails and Related Matters
See. 2501. North Cou11trx- Scenie Trail Route adjustment.
See. 2502. Extension of Le«is aild (_dark National Historic Trail.
See. 2503. Anieriewl Discover- Trail signage.
See. 2504. Pike National Historic Trail study.
TITLE III—CONSERVATION REAUTHORIZATION
See. 3001. Reauthorization of Land and Water Conservation Fund.
TITLE IV—SPORTSMEN'S ACCESS -\-ND RELATED ALITTERS
Subtitle A—National Policy
See. 4001. Con3Tessional declaration of national poliex-.
Subtitle B—Sportsmen's leeess to Federal Land
See. 4101. Definitions.
See. 4102. Federal land open to hunting•, fishing•, and reereational shooting -
See. 4103. Closure of Federal land to hunting, fishing, and reereational shoot
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wee. fluf. �N11oor111g ranges.
See. 4105. Identifying opportunities for reereation, hunting, and fishing on
Federal land.
Subtitle C—Open Book oil Equal Aeeess to Justiee
See. 4201. Federal action transparency.
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Subtitle D—Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration flet
See. 4301. Target praetiee and markmanship training.
Subtitle E—Migratory Bird Framework and Hunting Opportunities for
Veterans
See.. 4401. Federal closing- date for hunting of (Ineks, mergansers, and eoots.
Subtitle F—Miscellaneous
See. 4501. Respeet for treaties and rights.
See. 4502. No priority-.
See. 4503. State authority- for fish and iNildlife.
TITLE Y—MZARDS AND AL\PPING
See. 5001. National Voleano EarIv Yarning and Monitoring SN -Stem.
See. 5002. Reauthorization of National Geologie Mapping Act of 1992.
TITLE I—NATIONAL HERITAGE AREAS
See. 6001. National Heritage Area designations.
See. 6002. Adjustment of boundaries of Lineoln National Heritage -\-rea.
See. 6003. Finger Lakes National Heritage Urea stud-.
TITLE VII—WILDLIFE ILLBITAT AND CONSERVATION
See. 7001. WILD Act.
See. 7002. Reauthorization of Neotropieal Migratorx- Bird Coils, ei--ation Aet.
See. 7003. John H. Chafee Coastal Barrier Resourees System.
TITLE VIII—WATER AND POWE, R
Subtitle A—Reelamation Title Transfer
See. SOOL PniJ)ose.
See. 5002. Definitions.
Sec. 5003. Authorization of transfers of title to eligible facilities.
See. 5004. Eligibilit'- criteria.
See. 5005. Liability.
See. 5006. Benefits.
Sec. 5007. Compliance «pith other lass.
Subtitle B—Endangered Fish Reeovery Programs
See. 5101. Extension of authorization for annual base funding of fish reeovery
programs; remo1,al of eertain reporting requirement.
See. 5102. Report on reeoveiy implementation programs.
Subtitle C—Yakima River Basin Nater Enhancement Project
See. 5201. Authorization of phase III.
See. 5202. Modifieation of purposes, and definitions.
See. 5203. Yakima River Basin Nater Conservation Program.
See. 5204. Yakima Basin water projeets, operations, and authorizations.
Subtitle D—Bureau of Reelamation Faeility Conl-ep anew
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See.
6301.
(_�onl•evance of Maintenanee Complex and Distriet Office of the r-
bnekle Project, Oklahoma.
See.
6302.
(_contra (_costa Canal transfer.
TITLE LK—AIIS(_'E1j1j11NE0US
See.
9001.
Ever- Kid Outdoors flet.
See.
9002.
Good Samaritan Search and Reeovery flet.
See.
9003.
21st Century Conservation S n iee Corps flet.
See.
9004.
National Nordie Museum flet.
See.
9005.
Desi3•nation of National George C. Marshall Museum and Library-.
See.
9006.
21st Century Respeet Aet.
See.
9007.
1lmerican world war II Herita3•e (Cities.
See.
9006.
Quindaro Towilsite National Commemorative Site.
See.
9009.
Desio-nation of National Comedy Center in Jamestown, New York.
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4 TITLE I—PUBLIC LAND AND
5 FORESTS
6 Subtitle A—Land Exchanges and
7 Conveyances
8 SEC. 1001. CRAGS LAND EXCHANGE, COLORADO.
9 (a) PURPOSIS.—The purposes of this section are -
10 (1) to authorize, direct, expedite and facilitate
11 the land exchange set forth herein; and
12 (2) to promote enhanced public outdoor ree-
13 reational and natural resource conservation opportu-
14 nities in the Pike National Forest near Pikes Peak,
15 Colorado, via acquisition of the non -Federal land
16 and trail easement.
17 (b) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
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1 (1) BHL—The term `BHI" means Broadmoor
2 Hotel, Inc., a Colorado corporation.
3 (2) FEDERAL LAND.—The terns "Federal land"
4 means all right, title, and interest of the United
5 States in and to approximatel-Nr S3 acres of land
6 Aiithin the Pike National Forest, El Paso Count -r,
7 Colorado, together Aiith a nonexclusive perpetual ac -
8 cess easement to BHI to and from such land oil
9 Forest SeiTice Road 371, as generall-Nr depicted oil
10 the map entitled "Proposed Crags Land Exchange -
11 Federal Parcel–Emerald Valley Ranch" and dated
12 March 2015.
13 (3) No-FEVER.U. LAND.—The term "non -Fed -
14 eral land" means the land and trail easement to be
15 convened to the Secretai-Nr b -,r BHI ill the exchange
16 and is -
17 (A) approximatel-Nr 320 acres of land Avithin
18 the Pike National Forest, Sheller Coiant�r, C010_
19 gado, as generall,Nr depicted oil the map entitled
20 "Proposed Crags Land Exchange–Non-Federal
21 Parcel–Crags Propert-Nr" and dated March 2015;
22 and
23 (B) a permanent trail easement for the
24 Barr Trail in El Paso Coiant-Nr, Colorado, as
25 generall-Nr depicted oil the map entitled "Pro -
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1 posed Crags Land Exchange–Barr Trail Ease -
2 -tient to United States" and dated March 20115,
3 and which shall be considered as a voltintai-Nr
4 donation to the United States by BHI for all
5 purposes of law-.
6 (4) SECRETARY.—The terra "Secretai-Nr" means
7 the Secretar-Nr of agriculture, unless othenl ise speci-
8 fled.
9 (c) LAND EXcIL-�_NGE.-
10 (1) IN GE\EILU.—If BHI offers to corlve-,r to
11 the Secreta --Nr all right, title, and interest of BHI in
12 and to the non -Federal land, the Secreta --Nr shall ac -
13 cept the offer and sirnultaneousl-Nr corlve-Nr to BHI the
14 Federal land.
15 (2) LAND TITLE.—Title to the non -Federal
16 land conveved and donated to the Secreta --Nr tinder
17 this section shall be acceptable to the Secreta --Nr and
18 shall conform to the title approval standards of the
19 Attor•Ire-,r General of the United States applicable to
20 land acquisitions b -,r the Federal Government.
21 (3) PERPETU.U� ACEs EASE.AIE T TO 1,x.-
22 The nonexclusive perpetual access easement to be
23 granted to BHI as shown on the map referred to in
24 subsection (b)(2) shall allow—
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1 (A) BHI to filll-Nr maintain, at BHI's ex -
2 pence, and use Forest Senice Road 371 from
3 its junction Avith Forest Senice Road 368 in
4 accordance Avith historic use and maintenance
5 patterns b -,r BHI; and
6 (B) fill and contimied public and adminis-
7 trative access and use of Forest Senice Road
8 371 in accordance A6th the existing Forest
9 Service travel management plan, or as such
10 plan ina-,r be revised b -,r the Secretai-Nr.
11 (4) ROUTE AND CO\DITIO\ OF ROAD.—BHI
12 and the Secretai-Nr ina-\r rnutualhT agree to improve,
13 relocate, reconstruct, or otheni ise alter the route
14 and condition of all or portions of such road as the
15 Secretai-Nr, in close consultation Avith BHI, mar de -
16 terinine advisable.
17 (5) EXCIL-�_NGE osis.—BHI shall pa -,r for all
18 land slnr-e-r, appraisal, and other costs to the Sec -
19 retai-Nr as ina-,r be rnecessai-Nr to process and consum-
20 mate the exchange directed b -,r this section, including
21 reimbursement to the Secretai-Nr, if the Secretai-Nr so
22 requests, for staff time spent in such processing and
23 consummation.
24 (d) EQ a V-UXL EXCIL-�Nc E -A_ND ��L
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1 (1)����L ��s.—The valves of the lands to be
2 exchanged under this section shall be determined b -,r
3 the SecretanT through appraisals performed -
4 (A) in accordance ivith-
5 (i) the Uniform Appraisal Standards
6 for Federal Land Acquisitions;
7 (ii) the Uniform Standards of Profes-
8 sional Appraisal Practice; and
9 (iii) appraisal insti-taetions issued b -,r
10 the Secretai-Nr; and
11 (B) b -,r an appraiser inutuall-Nr agreed to b -,r
12 the Secretai-Nr and BHI.
13 (2) EQ a V.0 L EXCIL- NGL.—The valves of
14 the Federal land and non -Federal land parcels ex -
15 changed shall be equal, or if the -\r are not equal, shall
16 be equalized as follows:
17 (A) St RPL s OF FEDERAL LAND
18 VALUE.—If the final appraised valve of the
19 Federal land exceeds the final appraised valve
20 of the non -Federal land parcel identified in sub -
21 section (b)(3)(A), BHI shall make a cash
22 equalization payTnent to the United States as
23 rnecessai-Nr to achieve equal valve, including, if
24 necessalINT an amount in excess of that author -
25 ized pursuant to section 206(b) of the Federal
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1 Land Polis -,r and Management Act of 1976 (43
2 U.S.C. 1716(b)).
3
(B) U, -,E of F vs. An -Nr cash ecluali-
4
zation rilorlevs received by the Secretai-Nr under
5
subparagraph (A) shall be -
6
(i) deposited in the fiund established
7
under Public Law 90-171 (eounmonhr
8
known as the "Sisk Act"; 16 U.S.C. 484x);
9
and
10
(ii) made available to the Secretal-v
11
for the acquisition of land or interests in
12
land in Region 2 of the Forest Service.
13
(C) St RPL s OF No -FEDI R.U< LAND
14
V U I;.—If the final appraised valve of the
15
non -Federal land parcel identified in subsection
16
(b) (3) (A) exceeds the final appraised valve of
17
the Federal land, the United States shall not
18
make a cash equalization pa-,jnent to BHI, and
19
surplus value of the non -Federal land shall be
20
considered a donation by BHI to the United
21
States for all puiposes of law.
22
(3) APP LU,--,W� EXCLt �loNs.-
23
(A) SPECLU t sI; PERMIT.—The appraised
24
valve of the Federal land parcel shall not reflect
25
ally increase or diminution in valve due to the
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1 special use permit existing on the date of enact -
2 ment of this Act to BHI on the parcel and im-
3 provements thereunder.
4 (B) B RR TML EASEMENT.—The Barr
5 'frail easement donation identified in subsection
6 (b)(3)(B) shall not be appraised for purposes of
7 this section.
8 (e) MISCELLANEOU'S' PxovlS1oNS.-
9 (1) WITHDR AV I� ��xovlslo s.-
10 (A) WITHDR W.U..—Lands acquired b -,r
11 the Secretal-Nr tinder this section shall, Avithout
12 filrther action b -,r the Secretal-Nr, be permarlentl-Nr
13 Avithdrawn from all forms of appropriation and
14 disposal tinder the public land laws (inehading
15 the mining and mineral leasing laws) and the
16 Geothermal Steam Act of 1930 (30 U.S.C.
17 1001 et seq.).
18 (B) WITHDR AV.U� REVD TIO All -Nr
19 public land order that Avithdraws the Federal
20 land from appropriation or disposal under a
21 public land law shall be revoked to the extent
22 necessal-Nr to permit disposal of the Federal land
23 parcel to BHI.
24 (C) ` ITHDR AV.U� OF LEDER= LAND. -
25 All Federal land authorized to be exchanged
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1 tinder this section, if not alread-v Avithdrawn or
2 segregated from appropriation or disposal tinder
3 the public lands laws upon enactment of this
4 Act, is hereb-,r so withdrawn, stil1ject to valid ex -
5 isting rights, until the date of conve-Nrance of the
6 Federal land to BHI.
7 (2) POSTEXCFL-�-NGE LAND ALA AGEMENT. -
8 Land acquired b -,r the Secretal-v tinder this section
9 shall become part of the Pike -San Isabel National
10 Forest and be managed in accordance with the laws,
11 rules, and regulations applicable to the National
12 Forest S-rstem.
13 (3) EXCIL-�-NGE TIMETABLE.—It is the iriterit of
14 Congress that the land exchange directed b -,r this
15 section be constirmnated no later than 1 vear after
16 the date of enactment of this Act.
17
(4) 1LA-l"s, LSr1��rLs, AND vLscnl��rlos.-
18
(A) 1IINox Lxxoxs.—The Secreta -v
and
19
BHI ma -,r b -,r mutual agreement make minor
20
botindanT a(�jnstments to the Federal and
non -
21
Federal lands involved in the exchange,
and
22
ma -v correct all -Nr rilirloi• errors in an -Nr map,
acre -
23
age estimate, or description of all -v land to be
24
exchanged.
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1 (B) CONFLICT.—If there is a conflict be -
2 tween a map, an acreage estimate, or a descrip-
3 tion of land under this section, the map shall
4 control unless the Secretai-r and BHI inutually
5 agree otherwise.
6 (C) AVAILABILITY.—Upon enactment of
7 this Act, the Secretai-r shall file and make
8 available
for public
inspection in the head -
9 quarters
of the Pike -San
Isabel National Forest
10 a toff of all maps referred to in this section.
11 SEC. 1002. ARAPAHO NATIONAL FOREST BOUNDARY AD -
12 JUSTMENT.
13 (a) I GENER U..—The boundai-r of the Arapaho Na -
14 tional Forest in the State of Colorado is adjusted to incor-
15 porate the approximatel-v 92.95 acres of land genera11-NTde-
16 picted as "The Wedge" on the neap entitled "Arapaho Na -
17 tional Forest Boundai-r Adjustment" and dated November
18 61 2013, and described as lots three, four, eight, and nine
19 of section 13, Township 4 North, Range 76 West, Sixth
20 Principal Meridian, Colorado. A lot described in this sub -
21 section ma -,r be included in the boundanT adjustimiit oiil-Nr
22 after the Secretai-r of Agriculture obtains written periilis-
23 cion for such action from the lot owner or owners.
24 (b) BOAVE GULCH PROTECTION AREA.—The See -
25 retai-r of Agriculture shall include all Federal land Avithin
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1 the botindai-Nr described in subsection (a) in the BoAven
2 Gulch Protection Area established tinder section 6 of the
3 Colorado Wilderness Act of 1993 (16 U.S.C. 539j).
4 (c) LAND AND WATER CO SERVATio Ft ND.—For
5 purposes of section 200306(x) (2) (B) (i) of title 54, United
6 States Code, the boundaries of the Arapaho National For -
7 est, as modified tinder subsection (a), shall be considered
8 to be the boundaries of the Arapaho National Forest as
9 in existence on Jantiai-Nr 1, 1965.
10 (d) PUBLIC OTORIZED USE.—Nothing in this sec -
11 tion opens privatel-Nr owned lands Avithin the botindai-Nr de -
12 scribed in subsection (a) to public motorized use.
13 (e) To No-FEVEP,.u. LA\DS.—NotAiith-
14 standing the provisions of section 6(f) of the Colorado Wil -
15 derness Act of 1993 (16 U.S.C. 539j(f)) regarding motor -
16 ized travel, the owners of all -Nr non -Federal lands Avithin
17 the botindai-Nr described in subsection (a) who historiealhr
18 have accessed their lands through lands now or hereafter
19 owned by the United States Ai ithin the botindai-Nr described
20 in subsection (a) shall have the eontimaed right of motor -
21 ized access to their lands across the existing roadAva-,r
22 SEC. 1003. SANTA ANA RIVER WASH PLAN LAND EXCHANGE.
23 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
24 (1) CONSERVATION DISTRICT.—The terns "Con -
25 servation District" means the San Bernardino Valley
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1 Mater Conservation District, a political subdivision
2 of the State of California.
3 (2) FEDER.0 EXCHANGE PARCEL.—The term
4 "Federal exchange parcel" means the approximatel-Nr
5 90 acres of Federal land administered by the Bu -
6 reau of Land Management generall-Nr depicted as
7 "BL1l Equalization Land to SB` AVCD" on the flap
8 and is to be convened to the ConseiTation District
9 if necessai-Nr to equalize the fair Market values of the
10 lands otherwise to be exchanged.
11 (3) FEDER.0 LAND.—The terns "Federal land"
12 means the approximatel-Nr 327 acres of Federal land
13 administered b -,r the Bureau of Land Management
14 generall-Nr depicted as "BL1l Land to SBNTNVCD" on
15 the flap.
16 (4) 1I<A'.—The terns "Map" means the neap en -
17 titled "Santa Ana River Wash Land Exchange" and
18 dated September 3, 2015.
19 (5) No -FEDER U. EXCHANGE GE P R SEL.—The
20 term "non -Federal exchange parcel" means the ap-
21 proximatel-Nr 59 acres of land owned b -,r the Conserva-
22 tion District generall-Nr depicted as "SBNTNVCD
23 Equalization Land" on the Map and is to be con -
24 veered to the United States if rnecessai-Nr to equalize
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1 the fair market valves of the lands otherwise to be
2 exchanged.
3 (6) No -FEDE LU. LAND.—The terra "non -Fed -
4 eral Land" means the approximatel-Nr 310 acres of
5 land owned b -,r the Conservation District genera ll -Nr
6 depicted as "SB`TNVC1) to BL11" on the flap.
7 (b) Exc�-�-NGE OF LAND; EQUUAZATIWN OF
8 VU L.-
9 (1) EXCIL- NGL UTHOPIZED.—NotAiithstandirlg
10 the land use planning reclnirements of sections 202,
11 210, and 211 of the Federal Land Polis -,r and Man -
12 agement Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1712, 17201 21),
13 stilIject to valid existing rights, and conditioned upon
14 ainT equalization payTnent necessar-r tinder section
15 206(b) of the Federal Land Polis -r and Management
16 Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1716(b)), and paragraph
17 (2), as soon as practicable, but not later than 2
18 gears after the date of enactment of this Act, if the
19 Conservation District offers to soave -,r the exchange
20 land to the United States, the Secretar-r shall -
21 (A) cone -Nr to the ConseiTation District all
22 right, title, and interest of the United States in
23 and to the Federal land, and all -Nr Snell portion
24 of the Federal exchange parcel as ma -,r be re -
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1 gtiired to equalize the valves of the lands ex -
2 changed; and
3 (B) accept from the Conservation District
4 a cone -ranee of all right, title, and interest of
5 the ConseiTation District in and to the non -
Federal land, and an -Nr such portion of the 11011-
7 Federal exchange parcel as ma,r be required to
8 equalize the valves of the lands exchanged.
9 (2) EQUALIZATIO\ PAYMENT.—To the extent
10 an equalization pa-,jnent is rnecessai-Nr tinder section
11 206(b) of the Federal Land Polis -,r and Management
12 Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1716(b)), the amount of
13 such equalization payment shall first be made b -,r
14 iva-,r of in-kind transfer of such portion of the Fed -
15 eral exchange parcel to the ConseiTation District, or
16 transfer of such portion of the non -Federal exchange
17 parcel to the United States, as the case ma -,r be, as
18 ma -,r be rnecessai-Nr to equalize the fair market values
19 of the exchanged properties. The fair market value
20 of the Federal exchange parcel or non -Federal ex -
21
change
parcel, as the
case ma -,r be, shall be
credited
22
against
an -Nr required
equalization payment.
To the
23
extent
such credit is
not sufficient to offset
the en -
24 tire amount of equalization pa-,jnent so indicated,
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1 an -Nr remaining amount of equalization payment shall
2 be treated as follows:
3 (A) If the equalization payment is to
4 equalize valves b -,r which the Federal land ex -
5 ceeds the non -Federal land and the credited
6
valve of the non -Federal exchange parcel, Con -
7
servation District ma -,r make the equalization
8
payment to the United States, notwithstanding
9
all -Nr limitation regarding the amount of the
10
equalization pa-,jnent tinder section 206(b) of
11
the Federal Land Polis -,r and Management Act
12
of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1716(b)). In the event Con -
13
servation District opts not to make the indi-
14
sated equalization payment, the exchange shall
15
not proceed.
16
(B) If the equalization payment is to
17
equalize values b -\r which the non -Federal land
18 exceeds the Federal land and the credited valve
19 of the Federal exchange parcel, the Secretai-Nr
20 shall order the exchange without requirement of
21 ail -Nr additional equalization pa-,jnent b -,r the
22 United States to the Conservation District.
23 (3)����L
24 (A) The valve of the land to be exchanged
25 under this section shall be determined b -,r ap-
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1 praisals conducted b -r one or more independent
2 and qualified appraisers.
3 (B) The appraisals shall be conducted in
4 accordance with nationaJINT recognized appraisal
5 standards, including, as appropriate, the Uni-
6 form Appraisal Standards for Federal Land Ac -
7 gtiisitions and the Uniform Standards of Pro -
8 fessional Appraisal Practice.
9 (4) TITLE uYxovu..—Title to the land to be
10 exchanged tinder this section shall be in a format ac -
11 ceptable to the Secretai-r and the ConseiTation Dis-
12 trict.
13 (5) LAW AND LEGAL DEs('RIPTloNs. AS Soon
14 as practicable after the date of enactment of this
15 Act, the Secretai-r shall finalize a map and legal de -
16 scriptions of all land to be conveyed tinder this sec -
17 tion. The Secretai-r may correct ally rilirlor errors ill
18 the map or ill the legal descriptions. The map and
19 legal descriptions shall be oil file and available for
20 public inspection in appropriate offices of the Bia-
21 rear of Land Management.
22 (6) COSTS OF CONVEYANCE.—As a condition of
23 conve-lance, all -r costs related to the coiive-lance
24 tinder this section shall be paid b -r the Conservation
25 District.
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1 (c) APPLICABLE L Av.-
2 (1) ACT OF FEBRUARY 20, 1909.-
3 (A) The Act of Febrtiai-Nr 20, 1909 (35
4 Stat. 641), shall not appl-Nr to the Federal land
5 and annr public exchange land transferred under
6
this section.
7
(B) The exchange of lands tinder this sec -
8
tion shall be subject to continuing rights of the
9
Conservation District under the Act of Feb -
10
rtial-Nr 201 1909 (35 Stat. 641), on the non -Fed -
11
eral land and annr exchanged portion of the non -
12
Federal exchange parcel for the continued use,
13
maintenance, operation, construction, or reloca-
14
tion of, or expansion of, groundwater recharge
15
facilities on the non -Federal land, to accommo-
16
date grotindAvater recharge of the Bunker Hill
17 Basin to the extent that such actii-ities are not
18 in conflict Avith ally Habitat Conservation Plan
19 or Habitat Management Plan tinder which such
20 non -Federal land or non -Federal exchange par -
21 cel ma -,r be held or managed.
22 (2) FLP11A.—Except as otheniise pim-ided in
23 this section, the Federal Land Polis -,r and Manage -
24 ment Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1701 et seq.), shall
25 appl�r to the exchange of land tinder this section.
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1 (d) CANCELLATION OF SECRET RUUU ORDEn 241.-
2 Secretarial Order 241, dated November 11, 1929 (Aiith-
3 drawing a portion of the Federal land for an
4 nnconsti•ncted transmission line), is terminated and the
5 Ai ithdrawal thereby effected is revoked.
6 SEC. 1004. UDALL PARK LAND EXCHANGE.
7 (a) DEFINITION' .—In this section:
CITY.—The " v
8 (1) term C,it-Nrv means the cit -Nr of
9 Tucson, Arizona.
10 (2) No-FEDER.U. L��Nv.—The term "non -Fed -
11 eral land" means the approximatel-Nr 172.8 -acre par -
12 cel of Cit -Nr land identified in the patent mImbered
13 02-90-0001 and dated October 4, 1989, and more
14 particnlarl-Nr described as lots 3 and 4, S1/2NWI/4
15 sec. 51 T.14 S., R.15 E., Gila and Salt River 1lerid-
16 ian, Arizona.
17 (b) CONVEYANCE OF FEDEPW= REVEnslo.NSLY IN -
18 TEPEsT iN LAND LOCATED iN T csoN, AxIZON .-
19 (1) IN GENER =UL.—NotAi ithstarndirng all -Nr other
20 provision of law, the Secretai-Nr shall conve-,r to the
21 Cit -Nr, i6thont consideration, the reversional -Nr inter -
22 ests of the United States in and to the non -Federal
23 land for the pinpose of nneneumbering the title to
24 the non -Federal land to enable economic develop -
25 ment of the non -Federal land.
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1 (2) LEGAL DI7S('RIPTI0NS. As soon as prac-
2 ticable after the date of enactment of this Act, the
3 exact legal descriptions of the non -Federal lend shell
4 be determined in a manner satisfactol-v to the Sec -
5 retal-v.
6 (3) ADDITIONAL TER.AIS \D CONDITION,"'. -
7 The Secretal-v ma -,T require such additional terms
8 and
conditions to the conveyance under
paragraph
9 (1),
consistent with that paragraph, as the
Secretal-v
10 considers appropriate to protect the interests of the
11 United States.
12 (4) COSTS.—The Cit -v shell pa -,r all costs associ-
13 ated with the collve-Nrance under paragraph (1), con -
14 sistent with that paragraph, including the costs of
15 an -Nr sui'-e-rs, recording costs, and other reasonable
16 costs.
17 SEC. 1005. CONFIRMATION OF STATE LAND GRANTS.
18 (a) IN GENER L.-Suljjeet to valid existing rights,
19 the State of Utah may select any lands in T. 6 S. and
20 T. 7 S., R. 1 W., Salt Lake Base and Meridian, that are
21 owned b -,r the United States, under the administrative ju-
22 risdiction of the Bureau of Land Management, and identi-
23 Pied as available for disposal b -,r land exchange in the
24 Record of Decision for the Pon -Nr Express Resource Man -
25 agement Plan and Rangeland Program Summal-v for Utah
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1 Count -Nr (JanuanT 1990), as amended b -,r the Ponnr Express
2 Plan Amendment (November 1997), in fillfilhnent of the
3 land grants made in sections 6, 8, and 12 of the Act of
4 Jul -Nr 161 1894 (28 Stat. 107) as generall-Nr depicted on the
5 map entitled "Proposed Utah Count -Nr Qttantit-Nr Grants"
6 and dated June 271 20171 to fiarther the purposes of the
7 State of Utah School and Institutional Truist Lands Ad -
8 ministration, Avithout filrther land use planning action b -,r
9 the Bureau of Land Management.
10 (b) APPLIC TIO .—The criteria listed in Decision 3
11 of the Lands Program of the resource management plan
12 described in subsection (a) shall not appl)r to an -Nr land se -
13 leeted under that subsection.
14 (c) EFFECT o LimITTIO .—Nothing in this sec -
15 tion affects the limitation established under section
16 2815(4) of the National Defense Authorization Act for
17 Fiscal Year 2000 (Public Law 106-65).
18 SEC. 1006. CUSTER COUNTY AIRPORT CONVEYANCE.
19 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
20 (1) COUNTY.—The term "Count -,T' means Cus-
21 ter COunt-Nr, South Dakota.
22 (2) FEDERAL LAND.—The terns "Federal land"
23 means all right, title, and interest of the United
24 States in and to approximatel-Nr 65.7 acres of Na -
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1 tional Forest S-,rStern land, as generalhT depicted on
2 the map.
3 (3) 1I AA,.—The terns "neap" means the neap en -
4 titled "Caster Coanty �iiport Conve-Nrance" and
5 dated October 19, 2017.
6 (4) SECRETARY.—The terns "Secretai-r" means
7 the Secretai-Nr of Agriculture, acting through the
8 Chief of the Forest Service.
9 (b) LAND CONVEYANCE. -
10 (1) IN GENEILU.—SalIjeet to the terms and
11 conditions described in paragraph (2), if the Counts
12 submits to the Secretal-v an offer to acquire the
13 Federal land for the market valve, as determined b -,r
14 the appraisal tinder paragraph (3), the Secretal-v
15 shall convey the Federal land to the County.
16 (2) TERMS AND CONDITIONS.—The conveyance
17 ander paragraph (1) shall be -
18 (A) salIject to valid existing rights;
19 (B) made b -,r clnitclaim deed; and
20 (C) salIject to all -v other terms and condi-
21 tions as the Secretal-v considers appropriate to
22 protect the interests of the United States.
23 (3) riI'I'IL SIS
24 (A) IN GENER.U.—Not later than 60 days
25 after the date of enactment of this Act, the See -
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1
retal-v shall complete an appraisal to determine
2
the market valve of the Federal land.
3
(B) S'I AND SIDS.—The appraisal tinder
4
subparagraph (A) shall be conducted in accord-
s
once Avith-
6
(i) the Uniform Appraisal Standards
7
for Federal Land Acquisitions; and
8
(ii) the Uniform Standards of Profes-
9
sional Appraisal Practice.
10
(4) ADA,. -
11
(A) AV.UL .A-BIIAT of Awl.—The map
12
shall be kept on file and available for public in -
13
spection in the appropriate office of the Forest
14
Service.
15
(B) CORRECTION OF Lxxoxs.—The See -
16
retal-v ma -v correct all -v errors in the map.
17
(5) Co\SIDERATIo\. AS consideration for the
18 collve-ranee under paragraph (1), the Count -Nr shall
19 pair to the Secretai-r an amount equal to the Market
20 valve of the Federal land, as determined b -r the ap-
21 praisal tinder paragraph (3).
22 (6) St xvE .—The exact acreage and legal de -
23 scription of the Federal land to be conveyed tinder
24 paragraph (1) shall be determined b -r a Stiff--e-\r satis-
25 factol-v to the Secretai-r.
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1 (7) COST,--,' OF ('O NLY A ('L. As a condition on
2 the coilve-ranee under paragraph (1), the Conrlt�r
3 shall pa -,r to the Secretal-v all costs associated Avith
4 the collve-,ranee, including the cost of -
5 (A) the appraisal under paragraph (3); and
6 (B) the sial-Ve-,r under paragraph (6).
7 (8) PxocLLvs FROM THE BALL OF I,�-Nv.-
8 AnAT proceeds received b -,r the Secretal-v fi•0111 the
9 collve-ranee under paragraph (1) shall be -
10 (A) deposited in the fiend established under
11 Public Law 90-171 (co111111o111-v known as the
12 "Sisk Act") (16 U.S.C. 484x); and
13 (B) available to the Secretal-v until eX-
14 pended, Avithout filrther appropriation, for the
15 acquisition of inholdings in units of the Na -
16 tional Forest Svsteln in the State of South Da -
17 kota.
18 SEC. 1007. PASCUA YAQUI TRIBE LAND CONVEYANCE.
19 (a) llEFI.NI IO.N' In this section:
20 (1) ll1sTR1('h.—The term "District" means the
21 Tileson Unified School District No. 1, a school dis-
22 trict recognized as such under the laws of the State
23 of Arizona.
24 (2) A=A,.—The term "flap" means the map en -
25 titled " `Pascila Yaqui Tribe Land Conveyance Act",
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1 dated March 14, 2016, and on file and available for
2 public inspection in the local office of the Bureau of
3 Land Management.
4 (3) RECREATION ATION AND PUBLIC Pt PPOSi;S
5 Ater.—The terra "Recreation and Public Purposes
6 Act" means the Act of June 141 1926 (43 U.S.C.
7 869 et seq.).
8 (4) TRIBE.—The term "Tribe" means the
9 Pascua Yaqni Tribe of Arizona, a federall-Nr reeog-
10 nized Indian Tribe.
11 (b) LAND To BE HELD i TP ST. -
12 (1) PARCEL A.—Snljjeet to paragraph (2) and
13 to valid existing rights, all right, title, and interest
14 of the United States in and to the approxirnatel-Nr
15 39.65 acres of Federal lands generall-Nr depicted on
16 the map as "Parcel A" are declared to be held in
17 trust by the United States for the benefit of the
18 Tribe.
19 (2) EFFECTIVE DATE. -Paragraph (1) shall
20 take effect on the day after the date on which the
21 District relinquishes all right, title, and interest of
22 the District in and to the approxirnatel-v 39.65 acres
23 of land described in paragraph (1).
24 (c) LANDS To BE CONVEYED To THE DiSTxlcT.-
25 (1) PARCEL B.—
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1 (A) IN GI;NER.U..-Snljjeet to valid exist -
2 ing rights and pa-\jnent to the United States of
3 the fair market valve, the United States shall
4
corlve-,r to the District all right, title, and inter-
s
est of the United States in and to the approxi -
6
matel-Nr 13.24 acres of Federal lands generalh
7
depicted on the map as "Parcel B".
8
(B) DETERMINATION OF FAIR AL--WKET
9
V.0 L.—The fair market valve of the propert-r
10
to be conveyed under subparagraph (A) shall be
11
determined by the Secretal-v in accordance with
12
the Uniform Appraisal Standards for Federal
13
Land Acquisitions and the Uniform Standards
14
of Professional Appraisal Practice.
15
(C) COSTS OF CONVEYANCE.—As a condi-
16
tion of the coilve-vance tinder this paragraph, all
17
costs associated with the convevance shall be
18 paid b -,r the I)istriet.
19 (2) PARCEL C.-
20 (A) IN GI;NER.UL.—If, not later than 1
21 gear after the completion of the appraisal re -
22 quired b -,r subparagraph (C), the District sub -
23 mits to the Secretal-v an offer to acquire the
24 Federal reversional -v interest in all of the ap-
25 proximatel-Nr 27.5 acres of land conveyed to the
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1
District under Recreation and Public Purposes
2
Act and generalh depicted on the neap as "Par -
3
cel C" the Secretar-Nr shall corrvev to the lliS-
4
trict such reversional -Nr interest in the lands cov-
5
eyed b -,r the offer. The Secretar-Nr shall complete
6
the conveyance not later than 30 dans after the
7
date of the offer.
8
(B) St xvE .—Not later than 90 da -,TS
9
after the date of enactment of this Act, the Sec -
10
retar-Nr shall complete a Sarre -Nr of the lands de-
ll
scribed in this paragraph to determine the pre -
12
cine boundaries and acreage of the lands sulIject
13
to the Federal reversional -Nr interest.
14
—Not later than 180 da-\rS
15
after the date of enactment of this Act, the Sec -
16
retar-Nr shall complete an appraisal of the Fed -
17
eral reversional -Nr interest in the lands identified
18 b -,r the Sur--e-,r required b -,r subparagraph (B).
19 The appraisal shall be completed in accordance
20 with the Uniform Appraisal Standards for Fed -
21 eral Land Acquisitions and the Uniform Stand -
22 aids of Professional Appraisal Practice.
23 (ll) CONSIDER TIO AS consideration
24 for the conveyance of the Federal reversional -Nr
25 interest under this paragraph, the District shall
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1 pair to the Secretar-r an
amount equal
to
the
2 appraised valve of the Federal
interest,
as
de -
3 termined tinder stibparag7•aph (C). The eonsid-
4 enation shall be paid not later than 30 da -,TS
5 after the date of the conveyance.
6 (E) COST,--,' OF CONVEY NCE. As a condi-
7 tion of the corlve-ranee tinder this paragraph, all
8 costs associated Avith the conveyance, including
9 the cost of the stuTe-Nr required b -,r subparagraph
10 (B) and the appraisal required b -r subparagraph
11 (C), shall be paid b -,r the llistriet.
12 (d) (�An.NG PROHIBITION.—The Tribe ma -,T not eon -
13 duct gargling activities on lands taken into trust pursuant
14 to this section, either as a matter of claimed inherent ati-
15 thorit-v tinder the atithorit-Nr of all -Nr Federal law including
16 the Indian Gargling Regulator -v Act (25 U.S.C. 2701 et
17 sect.), or tinder regulations promulgated b -r the Secretar-r
18 or the National Indian Gargling Commission.
19 (e) WATER RIGHT, --,'.-
20 (1) IN GI;NER.U..—There shall be no Federal
21
reserved
right to surface
Avater or g7•otindAvater
for
22
ally land
taken into trust
by the United States
for
23 the benefit of the Tribe under this section.
24
(2) STATE AVATER RIGHT'.—The
Tribe retains
25
all -Nr right or claim to Avater tinder
State
lay- for all -Nr
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1 land taken into trust by the United States for the
2 benefit of the Tribe under this section.
3 (3) FORFEITURE E on ABANDONMENT.—All-NT
4 Avater rights that are appurtenant to land taken into
5 trust by the United States for the benefit of the
6 Tribe under this section ina-,r not be forfeited or
7 abandoned.
8 (4) AD.AII\ISTPATIO\.—Nothing in this section
9 affects or modifies anNr right of the Tribe or all NT ob-
10 ligation of the United States tinder Public Law 95-
11 375.
12 SEC. 1008. LA PAZ COUNTY LAND CONVEYANCE.
13 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
14 (1) COUNTY.—The terin "Collilt-Nr" means La
15 Paz Collilt-Nr, Arizona.
16 (2) FEVER.UL LAND.—The terin "Federal land"
17 means the approxiinatel-Nr 5,935 acres of land man -
18 aged b -,r the Bnrean of Land Management and des -
19 ignited as "Federal land to be conveyed" oil the
20 inap.
21 (3) 1IAA,.—The terin "inap" means the inap
22 prepared b -,r the Bureau of Land Management enti-
23 tled "Proposed La Paz Coilnt-Nr Land Conveyance"
24 and dated October 1, 2018.
25 (b) CONVEYANCE To LA P z COUNTY, ARIZONA.—
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1 (1) IN GE.NEPU..-NotAiithstarndirng the plan -
2 ning requirement of sections 202 and 203 of the
3 Federal Land Polis -Nr and Management Act of 1976
4 (43 U.S.C. 1712, 1713) and in accordance Avith this
5 section and other applicable lav, as soon as prac-
6 ticable after receiving a request from the Cotint-Nr to
7 coilve-,r the Federal land, the Secretai-r shall coilve-,r
8 the Federal land to the County.
9 (2) RESTRICTION,`,' ON CONVEYANCE. -
10 (A) IN GENER =UL.—The conve-,rance tinder
11 paragraph (1) shall be subject to -
12 (i) valid existing rights; and
13 (ii) such terms and conditions as the
14 Secretai-r determines to be necessal-v.
15 (B) Ex(,i sio .—The Secretal-v shall ex -
16 elude from the collve-vance tinder parag7•aph (1)
17 all -Nr Federal land that contains significant ctil-
18 ttiral, environmental, wildlife, or recreational re -
19 sources.
20 (3) PAYMENr OF FAIR ALARKE, T V.UXE.—The
21 collve-ranee under paragraph (1) shall be for the fair
22 Market valve of the Federal land to be conve-red, as
23 determined—
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1 (A) in accordance Avith the Federal Land
2 Polis -,r and Management Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C.
3 1701 et seq.); and
4 (B) based on an appraisal that is con-
s ducted in accordance Avith-
6 (i) the Uniform Appraisal Standards
7 for Federal Land Acquisitions; and
8 (ii) the Uniform Standards of Profes-
9 sional Appraisal Practice.
10 (4) PROTECTIO\ OF TRIB.U� Ct:LTUR.U� RTI -
11 r AcTs. As a condition of the convevance under
12 paragraph (1), the Count -Nr shall, and as a condition
13 of all -Nr subsequent corlve-vance, all -Nr subsequent owner
14 shall -
15 (A) make good faith efforts to avoid dis-
16 turbing Tribal artifacts;
17 (B) minimize impacts on 'Tribal artifacts if
18 the -\r are disturbed;
19 (C) coordinate with the Colorado River In -
20 dian Tribes Tribal Historic Preservation Office
21 to identif�v artifacts of cultural and historic sig -
22 nificance; and
23 (ll) allow Tribal representatives to rebus -v
24 unearthed artifacts at or near where thev were
25 discovered.
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1 (5) AvAILS.A-BILIT OF ALAW.-
2 (A) IN ( ENER U.—The neap shall be on
3 file and available for public inspection ill the
4 appropriate offices of the Bureau of Land Man -
5 agement.
6 (B) CORRECTIONS.—The Secretal-v and
7 the Cotint-Nr ma -,r, I) -,T mutual agreement -
8 (i) Make minor botindal-v adjustments
9 to the Federal land to be conveved tinder
10 paragraph (1); and
11 (ii) correct an -r minor errors in the
12 map, an acreage estimate, or the descrip-
13 tion of the Federal land.
14 (6) WITHDR W.U..—The Federal land is Avith-
15 drawn from the operation of the mining and mineral
16 leasing laws of the United States.
17 (7) Cos'ls.s a condition of the corlve-Nrance
18 of the Federal land tinder paragraph (1), the Counter
19 shall pa- —
20 (A) an amount egiaal to the appraised
21 value determined in accordance Avith paragraph
22 (3)(B); and
23 (B) all costs related to the cone-Nrance, ill -
24 eluding all stuTe rsI appraisals, and other ad -
25 ministrative costs associated Avith the corlvev-
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1 once of the Federal land to the County under
2 paragraph (1).
3 (8) Pxocl I vs FROM THE ',-,.UE OF L�Nv.—The
4 proceeds from the sale of land under this subsection
5 shall be -
6 (A) deposited in the Federal Land Dis-
7 posal Account established b -,r section 206(x) of
8 the Federal Land Transaction Facilitation Act
9 (43 U.S.C. 2305(x)); and
10 (B) used in accordance with that Act (43
11 U.S.C. 2301 et seq.).
12 SEC. 1009. LAKE BISTINEAU LAND TITLE STABILITY.
13 (a) DEFINITION' .—In this section:
14 (1) CL UALI NT.—The terns "claimant" means
15 an -r individual, group, or corporation authorized to
16 hold title to land or mineral interests in land in the
17 State of Louisiana with a valid claim to the omitted
18 land, including annr mineral interests.
19 (2) LAA.—The term "flap" means the map en -
20 titled "Lands as Delineated b -,r Original Sui--e-Nr lle-
21 cember 1S, 1842 shoAving the 1969 Meander Line at
22 the 148.6 Elevation Line" and dated Jamlal-v 30,
23 2018.
24 (3) OMITTED I,�_Nv.—
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1 (A) IN GENEPLUU .—The
terra "omitted
2 land" means the land in
lots 6, 71
81 91 101 111
3 12, and 13 of sec. 301 T.
16 N., R.
10 W., Lou -
4 isiana Meridian, comprising
a total
of approxi -
5 matel-Nr 229.72 acres, as
depicted
on the flap,
6 that -
7 (i) Avas in place daring the Original
8 StuTe-Nr; bat
9 (ii) Avas not included in the Original
10 Sur�-ev.
11 (B) ICM si0.—The terra "omitted land"
12 inchades-
13 (i) Yegg�r'S Island in lot 1 of sec. 17,
14 T. 16 N., R. 10 W., Louisiana Meridian;
15 and
16 (ii) Hog Island in lot 1 of sec. 29, T.
17 16 N., R. 10 W, Louisiana Meridian.
18 (4) Opuw. U. suPvEY.—The terra "Original
19 SurTe-Nr" cleans the Sur--e-,r of land surrounding Lake
20 Bistineau, Louisiana, conducted b -,r the General
21 Land Office in 1838 and approved b -,r the Sur--e-,Tor
22 General on December 8, 1842.
23 (b) Co vLY A cLs.-
24 (1) IN GENE LU.—Consistent Avith the first Sec -
25 tion of the Act of December 221 1928 (corrrrrrorrl-Nr
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1 known as the "Color of 'Title Act") (45 Stat. 1069,
2 chapter 47; 43 U.S.C. 1068), except as provided b -,r
3 this section, the Secretai-Nr shall corlve-Nr to the claim -
4 ant the omitted land, including an -Nr mineral inter-
s ests, that has been held in good faith and in peace -
6 fill, adverse possession b -,r a claimant or an ancestor
7 or grantor of the claimant, under claim or color of
8 title, based on the Original Stiff--e-,r.
9 (2) CO\FIRALA'I`IO\ OF TITLE.—The collve-\ranee
10 or patent of omitted land to a claimant tinder para -
11 graph (1) shall have the effect of confirming title to
12 the surface and minerals in the claimant and shall
13 not serve as ally admission by a claimant.
14 (c) PAYMENT OF Cosrs.-
15 (1) IN GE U..—Except as provided in para -
16 graph (2), the collve-,lance required tinder subsection
17 (b) shall be urithout consideration.
18 (2) EXCEPTIO .—Before the conve-\Tance of the
19 omitted land under subsection (b), the claimant shall
20 pair to the Secretai-Nr an -Nr costs incurred b -\r the Sec -
21 retai-Nr relating to any stiff--e-Nr, platting, legal descrip-
22 tion, or associated activities required to prepare and
23 issue a patent tinder that subsection.
24 (d) ADA, AND LEG.uI DDSWRIPTIO As soon as
25 practicable after the date of enactment of this Act, the
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1 Secretai-r shall file, and Make available fol- public inspec-
2 tion iii the appropriate offices of the Bureau of Land and
3 Management, the flap and legal descriptions of the onlit-
4 ted land to be eonveved under subsection (b).
5 SEC. 1010. LAKE FANNIN LAND CONVEYANCE.
6 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
7 (1) COUNTY.—The terin "Colllit-Nr" ineans
8 Fannln Colllit-v Texas.
9 (2) 1IAA,.—The terin "snap" means the snap eil-
10 titled "Lake Fannin Collvevance" and dated Novem-
11 ber 211 2013.
12 (3) NATION 1� FOREST sYsTE.A1 1 SND.—The
13 terin "National Forest Svstein land" means the ap-
14 proximatehT 2,025 acres of National Forest S-,rSteiii
15 land generall-Nr depicted on the inap.
16 (4) SECRETARY.—The term means
17 the Secretai-Nr of Agriculture, acting through the
18 Chief of the Forest Service.
19 (b) LAND CONVEYANCE. -
20 (1) IN GENEILU.—Sla11jeet to the terins and
21 conditions described in paragraph (2), if the Colant r
22 stibinits to the Secretal-v an offer to acgiiire the Na -
23 tional Forest Svstein land for the fair Market valve,
24 as determined b -,r the appraisal tinder paragraph (3),
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1 the Secretal-v shall convey the National Forest STs -
2 tern land to the Count -r.
3 (2) TERMS -A-ND CONDITIONS.—The coilve-slice
4 under parag7•aph (1) shall be
5
(A) stilIject to valid existing rights;
6
(B) made b -,r quitclaim deed; and
7
(C) stilIject to all -v other terms and condi-
8
tions as the Secretal-v considers appropriate to
9
protect the interests of the United States.
10
(3)����L
11
(A) IN GENERU.—Not later than ISO
12
da -NT s after the date of enactment of this Act,
13
the Secretal-v shall complete an appraisal to de -
14
termine the fair market valve of the National
15
Forest S-,rstem land.
16
(B) S'1 - D AIDS.—The appraisal tinder
17
subparagraph (A) shall be conducted in accord -
18
once with -
19
(i) the Uniform Appraisal Standards
20
for Federal Land Acquisitions; and
21
(ii) the Uniform Standards of Profes-
22
sional Appraisal Practice.
23
(4) ADA,. -
24
(A) Av-u1. .A-BII.ITY of Awl.—The map
25
shall be kept on file and available for public in -
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1 spection in the appropriate office of the Forest
2 Service.
3 (B) CORRECTIO\ OF ERROR,.—The See -
4 retai-Nr rna-\r correct rilirlor errors in the snap.
5 (5) Co\SIDERATIo\. As consideration for the
6 collve-\Tanee under paragraph (1), the Count -Nr shell
7 pair to the Secretai-Nr an amount equal to the fair
8 Market value of the National Forest S-\rstern land, as
9 determined b -\r the appraisal under paragraph (3).
10 (6) St xvE, .—The exact acreage and legal de-
ll scription of the National Forest S-Nrstern land to be
12 conveyed under paragraph (1) shall be determined
13 by a sui--ev satisfaetoi-Nr to the Secretai-Nr and the
14 Counter.
15 (7) U',-,'E.—As a condition of the corlve-Nrance
16 under paragraph (1), the Count -r shall agree to man -
17 age the land conveyed under that subsection for pub -
18 lie recreational purposes.
19 (8) COSTS OF CONVEYANCE.—As a condition on
20 the collve-Nrance under paragraph (1), the Counter
21 shall pa -,r to the Secretai-Nr all costs associated Avith
22 the eonve-,ranee, including the cost of -
23 (A) the appraisal under paragraph (3); and
24 (B) the sui--e-,r under paragraph (6).
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1 SEC. 1011. LAND CONVEYANCE AND UTILITY RIGHT -OF -
2 WAY, HENRY'S LAKE WILDERNESS STUDY
3 AREA, IDAHO.
4 (a) CO NEY .NCE A v RIGHT -OF -WA AUTHOR -
5 IZED.—NotAiithstanding section 603(c) of the Federal
6 Land Polis -,r and Management Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C.
7 1782(c)), the Secretai-Nr may -
8 (1) conve-Nr to the owner of a private residence
9 located at 3787 `Talhalla Road in Island Park, Idaho
10 (in this section referred to as the "owner"), all
11 right, title, and interest of the United States in and
12 to the approximatel-Nr 0.5 acres of Federal land in the
13 Herli-Nr's Lake Wilderness Studv Area described as
14 lot 14, section 33, Township 16 North, Range 43
15 East, Boise Meridian, Fremont Count NT, Idaho, and
16 (2) grant Fall River Electric in Ashton, Idaho,
17 the right to operate, maintain, and rehabilitate a
18 right-of-Ava-,r encumbering approximatel-Nr 0.4 acres of
19 Federal land in the Hem-Nr's Lake Wilderness Studv
20 Area described as lot 15, section 33, Township 16
21 North, Range 43 East, Boise Meridian, Fremont
22 Count -Nr, Idaho, which inehades an electric distribu-
23 tion line and access road, 850' in length, 20' in
24 Ai idth.
25 (b) CWNSIDER TIO ; CWND1T10�Ns.—
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1 (1) LAND Secretai-Nr shall con -
2 ve-,r the land tinder subsection (a)(1) in accordance
3 Avith section 203 of the Federal Land Policv and
4 Management Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1713) and part
5 2711.3-3 of title 43, Code of Federal Regulations.
6 As consideration for the coilvevance the owner shall
7 pair to the Secretai-Nr an amount equal to the fair
8 market value as valued b -,r a qualified land appraisal
9 and approved b -,r the Appraisal and `Taltiation SeiT-
10 ices Office.
11 (2) RIGHT -OF -AvAy.—The SecretarNT shall grant
12 the right -of -ova -,r granted tinder subsection (a)(2) ill
13 accordance with section 205 of the Federal Land
14 Polis -,r and Management Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C.
15 1715), and part 2800 of title 43, Code of Federal
16 Regulations.
17 (c) ADDI . u. TEP,.Als ND CWNI)ITloNs.—The
18 Secretai-Nr ma -,r require such additional terms and condi-
19 tions ill connection Jvith the coilvevance of the land and
20 the grant of the right -of -ova -,r tinder this section as the Sec -
21 retai-Nr considers appropriate to protect the interests of the
22 United States.
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1 SEC. 1012. CONVEYANCE TO UKPEAGVIK INUPIAT COR -
2 PORATION.
3 (a) I GE\ER L.—Not later than 1 gear after the
4 date of enactment of this Act, stilIject to valid existing
5 rights, the Secretal-v shall corlve-v to the Ukpeagvik
6 Imapiat Corporation all right, title, and interest held b -,r
7 the United States in and to sand and gravel deposits un -
8 denying the surface estate owned b -,r the Ukpeagvik
9 Innpiat Corporation within and contiguous to the Barrow
10 gas fields, and more partictilarl-Nr described as follows:
11 (1) T. 21 N. R. 16 W., secs. 71 17-181 19-211
12 and 28-29, of the Umiat Meridian.
13 (2) T. 21 N. R. 17 W., secs. 1-2 and 11-14,
14 of the Umiat Meridian.
15 (3) T. 22 N. R. 18 W., secs. 41 9, and 29-32,
16 of the Umiat Meridian.
17 (4) T. 22 N. R. 19 W., secs. 25 and 36, of the
18 Umiat Meridian.
19 (b) E TITLEME T FULFILLED.—The collve-NTance
20 tinder this section shall fillfill the entitlement granted to
21 the Ukpeagvik Innpiat Coiporation tinder section 12(a) of
22 the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (43 U.S.C.
23 1611(x)).
24 (c) Coy PLL --NCE WITH E v -A-NGEREv SPECIE',--" ACT
25 OF 1973.—Nothing in this section affects an -Nr require -
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1 relent, prohibition, or exception under the Endangered
2 Species Act of 1973 (16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq.).
3 SEC. 1013. PUBLIC PURPOSE CONVEYANCE TO CITY OF
4 HYDE PARK, UTAH.
5 (a) I GE\EHL.-NotAiithsta11di11g the land use
6 planning requirement of sections 202 and 203 of the Fed -
7 eral Land Polis -Nr and Management Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C.
8 17121 1713), on written request by the Cit -v of H-,rde Park,
9 Utah (referred to in this section as the "Cit�r"), the See -
10
retal-v
shall collve-,r, without consideration, to the Cit -Nr the
11
parcel
of public
land described in subsection (b)(1) for
12 public recreation or other public purposes consistent Avith
13 uses allowed tinder the Act of June 141 1926 (co111111o111-Nr
14 known as the "Recreation and Public Purposes Act") (43
15 U.S.C. 869 et seq.).
16 (b) DESCRIPTIO. OF LA D.
17 (1) IN GE.N 7RU..—The parcel of public land re -
18 ferred to in subsection (a) is the approximatel-Nr 80-
19 acre parcel identified on the neap entitled "Hyde
20 Park Land Co1lve-Nrance Act" and dated October 23,
21 2017.
22 (2) AV.UL BILIT OF AT1,11.—The neap referred
23
to in paragraph (1)
shall be on file and available
for
24
public inspection in
appropriate offices of the
Bu -
25 reau of Land Management.
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1 (c) SupvE, .—The exact acreage and legal descrip-
2 tion of the land to be conveyed tinder this section shall
3 be determined by a StiiTey satisfactoi-Nr to the Secretai-Nr.
4 (d) CONVEYANCE a condition for the
5 wave -,ranee tinder this section, all costs associated Avith the
6 wave -,ranee shall be paid b -,r the Cit -Nr.
7 SEC. 1014. JUAB COUNTY CONVEYANCE.
8 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this Section:
9 (1) COUNTY.—The terra "Count -Nr" means Jtiab
10 Counter, Utah.
11 (2) SECRETARY.—The terns "Secretai-Nr" means
12 the SecretarNT of Agriculture, acting through the
13 Chief of the Forest Sen ice.
14 (3) NEPHI WORK CENTER CONVEYANCE PAR -
15 CEL.—The term "Nephi Mork Center conveyance
16 parcel" means the parcel of approximateINT 2.17
17 acres of National Forest System land in the Cotint-N
18 located at 740 South Main Street, Nephi, Utah, as
19 depicted as Tax Lot Numbers #XA00-0545-1111
20 and #XA00-0545-2 on the reap entitled "Nephi
21 Plat B" and dated Ila -,r 6, 1981.
22 (b) CONVEYANCE OF NEPHI WORK CENTER CON -
23 VEY ANCE PARCEL, JU B COUNTY, UTAH. -
24 (1) IN GENERU..—Not later than 1 gear after
25 the date on which the Secretai-Nr receives a request
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1 fi•0111 the Counter and subject to valid existing rights
2 and such terms and conditions as are mutually satis-
3 faetol-v to the Secretar-v and the Coullt-Nr, including
4 such additional terms as the Secretar-r determines to
5 be necessal-v the Secretar-r shall collve-,r to the
6 Count -Nr AVithont consideration all right, title, and in -
7 terest of the United States in and to the Nephi
8 Mork Center collve-Nrance parcel.
9 (2) COSTS. AIINr costs relating to the convey -
10 ance under parag7•aph (1), including processing and
11 transaction costs, shall be paid b -,r the Counter.
12 (3) USE OF LAND.—The land conveyed to the
13 Conant -v tinder parag7•aph (1) shall be used by the
14 ColInt-N-
15 (A) to house fire suppression and filels
16 relitigation personnel;
17 (B) to facilitate fire suppression and filels
18 relitigation activities; and
19 (C) for infrastructure and equipment nec-
20 essay -v to cal•I-v out subparag7•aphs (A) and (B).
21 SEC. 1015. BLACK MOUNTAIN RANGE AND BULLHEAD CITY
22 LAND EXCHANGE.
23 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
24 (1) CITY.—The term "Cit�r" means Bullhead
25 Cit -Nr, Arizona.
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1 (2) No-FEVER.U. LAND.—The term "non -Fed -
2 eral Land" means the approximatehT 1,100 acres of
3 land owned by Bullhead City ill the Black Mountain
4 Range generall-Nr depicted as "Bnllhead Cit -Nr Land to
5 be Exchanged to BL1I" oil the flap.
6 (3) LAA,.—The terns "flap" means the neap en -
7 titled "Bullhead Cit -Nr Land Exchange" and dated
8 August 24, 2018.
9 (4) FEVER.0 LAND.—The terns "Federal land"
10 means the approximatel-Nr 345.2 acres of land ill
11 Bnllhead Cit -Nr, Arizona, generall-Nr depicted as "Fed -
12 eral Land to be exchanged to Bnllhead Cit -Nr" on the
13 flap.
14 (b) LAND EXCIL-�-NGE.-
15 (1) IN GE\ER=UL.—If after December 15, 2020,
16 the Cit -Nr offers to coiive-Nr to the SecretanT all right,
17 title, and interest of the Cit -Nr in and to the non -Fed -
18 eral land, the Secretai-Nr shall accept the offer and si-
19 inultaneousl-Nr coiive-,r to the Cit -Nr all right, title, and
20 interest of the United States in and to the Federal
21 land.
22 (2) LAND TITLE.—Title to the non -Federal
23 land conveved to the Secretai-Nr under this section
24 shall be in a form acceptable to the Secretai-Nr and
25 shall conform to the title approval standards of the
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1 Attoi•rle-,r General of the United States applicable to
2 land acquisitions b -,r the Federal Government.
3 (3) EXCIL-�-NGE osrs.—'I`he Cit -Nr shall pa -,r for
4 all land stuTe r, appraisal, and other costs to the
5 Secretai-Nr as ma -,r be rnecessai-Nr to process and con -
6 summate the exchange tinder this section.
7 (c) EQ a NT.0 L Ext, -�-NGE AND
8 (1) At pp us <u�s.—The valves of the lands to be
9 exchanged tinder this section shall be determined b -,r
10 the SecretanT through appraisals performed -
11 (A) in accordance ivith-
12 (i) the Uniform Appraisal Standards
13 for Federal Land Acquisitions;
14 (ii) the Uniform Standards of Profes-
15 sional Appraisal Practice; and
16 (iii) appraisal insti-taetions issued b -,r
17 the Secretai-Nr; and
18 (B) b -\r an appraiser intittiall-Nr agreed to b -\r
19 the Secretai-Nr and the City.
20 (2) EQ a V.0 L EXCIL- NGL.—The valves of
21 the Federal and non -Federal land parcels exchanged
22 shall be equal, or if the -Nr are not equal, shall be
23 equalized as follows:
24 (A) St RPL s OF FEDE L U LAND
25 V U L.—If the final appraised valve of the
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1 Federal land exceeds the final appraised valve
2 of the non -Federal land, the Cit -Nr shall reduce
3 the amount of land it is requesting from the
4 Federal Government in order to create an equal
5 valve in accordance Avith section 206(b) of the
6 Federal Land Polis -,r and Management Act of
7 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1716(b)). Land that is not ex -
8 changed because of equalization tinder this stib-
9 paragraph shall remain stilIject to lease tinder
10 the Act of June 141 1926 (commonl-Nr known as
11 the "Recreation and Ptiblie Ptiiposes Act") (44
12 Stat. 741, chapter 578; 43 U.S.C. 869 et seq.).
13 (B) U, -,E of F vs. An -Nr cash egtiali-
14 zation rilorlevs received by the Secretai-Nr under
15 stibparag7•aph (A) shall be -
16 (i) deposited in the Federal Land Dis-
17 poral Account established b -,r section
18 206(x) of the Federal Land Transaction
19 Facilitation Act (43 U.S.C. 2305(x)); and
20 (ii) used in accordance with that Act
21 (43 U.S.C. 2301 et seq.).
22 (C) St RPL s OF No -FEDE L U� LAND
23 VALUE.—If the final appraised valve of the
24 non -Federal land exceeds the final appraised
25 valve of the Federal land, the United States
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1 shall not make a cash equalization payment to
2 the Cit -Nr, and surplus valve of the non -Federal
3 land shall be considered a donation by the City
4 to the United States for all purposes of lay.
5 (d) WITHDR W.U. Pxovisio s.—Lands acquired b -,r
6 the Secretai-Nr tinder this section are, upon such acgtiisi-
7 tion, atitomaticall-Nr and permanentl-Nr Avithdrawn from all
8 forms of appropriation and disposal under the public land
9 laws (including the mining and mineral leasing laws) and
10 the Geothermal Steam Act of 1930 (30 U.S.C. 1001 et
11 seq.).
12 (e) 1I �I�s, E,--,TI.ALA-TE,-,, AND DE,-,('KIPTIO\S.-
13 (1) 1II\OR EPPOIZS.—The Secretai-Nr and the
14 Cit -Nr ma -,r, I) -,T mutual agreement -
15 (A) make minor botindanT a(�jnstments to
16 the Federal and non -Federal lands involved in
17 the exchange; and
18 (B) correct all -Nr rilirlor errors in annr map,
19 acreage estimate, or description of all -Nr land to
20 be exchanged.
21 (2) CONFLICT.—If there is a conflict between a
22 map, an acreage estimate, or a description of land
23 under this section, the map shall control unless the
24 Secretai-Nr and the Cit -Nr intittiall-Nr agree otheni ise.
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1 (3) Av.UL.A-BILIT .—The
Secretal-v
shall file
2 and make available
for public
inspection in
the Ari -
3 zona headquarters
of the Bureau of Land
Manage -
4 ment a toff of all maps referred to in this section.
5 SEC. 1016. COTTONWOOD LAND EXCHANGE.
6 (a) DEFU ITIO.N' —In
this
Section:
7 (1) Cot'r .—The
term "Count -Nr" means
8 Yavapai Count -Nr, Arizona.
9 (2) FEDER.0 L.�Nv.—The terra "Federal land"
10 means all right, title, and interest of the United
11 States in and to approximatel-v SO acres of land
12 Avithin the Coconino National Forest, in Yavapai
13 Conrlt-v Arizona, generathT depicted as "Coconino
14 National Forest Parcels `Federal Land' " on the
15 map.
16 (3) 1I AA,.—The terns "slap" means the neap en -
17 titled "Cottonwood Land Exchange", Avith the revi-
18 cion date Jrahr 5, 201SWersion 1.
19 (4) No-FEDER.U. L�Nv.—The term "non -Fed -
20 eral land" means the approximatel-Nr 369 acres of
21 land in Yavapai Conrrt-v Arizona, generall,Nr depicted
22 as "Yavapai Count -Nr Parcels `Non -Federal Land' "
23 on the map.
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1 (5) SECRETARY.—The terra "Secretai-Nr" means
2 the Secretar-Nr of agriculture, unless othenl ise speci-
3 fled.
4 (b) LAND EXCIL-�_NGE.-
5 (1) IN GENEPLUU .—If the Count -Nr offers to corl-
6 ve-\r to the Secretar-Nr all right, title, and interest of
7 the Count -Nr in and to the non -Federal land, the Sec -
8 retar-Nr shall accept the offer and simv.dtaneotisl-Nr corl-
9 ve-\r to the Counter all right, title, and interest of the
10 United States to the Federal land.
11 (2) LAND TITLE.—Title to the non -Federal
12 land conveved to the Secretar-Nr under this section
13 shall be acceptable to the Secretar-Nr and shall con -
14 form to the title approval standards of the Attor•Ire-Nr
15 General of the United States applicable to land ac -
16 cltiisitions b -,r the Federal Government.
17 (3) EXCIL-�_NGE t'osTs.—The Count -,r shall pa -,r
18 for all land stuTe-Nr, appraisal, and other costs to the
19 Secretar-Nr as ma -,r be rrecessar-Nr to process and con -
20 summate the exchange tinder this section, including
21 reimbursement to the Secretar-Nr, if the Secretar-Nr so
22 requests, for staff time spent in such processing and
23 consummation.
24 (c) EQ a NT.0 E Exc:LL-�_NGE AND
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1 (1)����L ��s.—The valves of the lands to be
2 exchanged under this section shall be determined b -,r
3 the SecretanT through appraisals performed -
4 (A) in accordance ivith-
5 (i) the Uniform Appraisal Standards
6 for Federal Land Acquisitions;
7 (ii) the Uniform Standards of Profes-
8 sional Appraisal Practice; and
9 (iii) appraisal insti-taetions issued b -,r
10 the Secretai-Nr; and
11 (B) b -,r an appraiser inutuall-Nr agreed to b -,r
12 the Secretai-Nr and the County.
13 (2) EQ a V.0 L EXCIL- NGL.—The valves of
14 the Federal and non -Federal land parcels exchanged
15 shall be equal, or if the -Nr are not equal, shall be
16 equalized as follows:
17 (A) St RPL s OF FEDE L U LAND
18 V U L.—If the final appraised valve of the
19 Federal land exceeds the final appraised valve
20 of the non -Federal land, the Count -Nr shall make
21 a cash equalization payTnent to the United
22 States as rnecessai-Nr to achieve equal value, in -
23 eluding, if rnecessai-Nr, an amount in excess of
24 that authorized pursuant to section 206(b) of
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1 the Federal Land Polis -,r and Management Act
2 of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1716(b)).
3
(B) U, -,E of F vs. An -Nr cash ecltiali-
4
zation rilorlevs received by the Secretai-Nr under
5
subparagraph (A) shall be -
6
(i) deposited in the fiand established
7
under Ptiblie Law 90-171 (eoarnmonhr
8
known as the "Sisk Act"; 16 U.S.C. 484x);
9
and
10
(ii) made available to the Secretal-v
11
for the acquisition of land or interests in
12
land in Region 3 of the Forest Service.
13
(C) St RPLt s OF No -FEDER UU LAND
14
V U L.—If the final appraised valve of the
15
non -Federal land exceeds the final appraised
16
valve of the Federal land, the United States
17 shall not make a cash equalization payment to
18 the CountNT, and stirphas vahae of the non -Fed -
19 eral land shall be considered a donation by the
20 Count -Nr to the United States for all purposes of
21 lay.
22 (d) WITHDR W.U. Pxovlsio s.—Lands acquired b -,r
23 the Secretal-v tinder this section are, upon such acgtiisi-
24 tion, atitomaticall-Nr and permanentl-Nr Avithdrawn from all
25 forms of appropriation and disposal tinder the public land
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1 laws (including the alining and mineral leasing laws) and
2 the Geothermal Stearn Act of 1930 (30 U.S.C. 1001 et
3 seq.).
4 (e) L1 — AGEMENT OF LAND.—Land acquired b -,r the
5 Secretar-r under this section shall become part of the
6 Coconino National Forest and be managed in accordance
7 Avith the laws, rules, and regulations applicable to the Na-
b tional Forest Svsteru.
9 (f) ALAws, ESTUAL TES, AND DESWRIPTIONs.-
10 (1) 1IINOx EPPOxs.—The Secretar-r and the
11 Count -Nr ma -,r, I) -,T mutual agreement -
12 (A) make minor boundanT a(�justments to
13 the Federal and non -Federal lands involved in
14 the exchange; and
15 (B) correct all -Nr rilirlor errors in ainT reap,
16 acreage estimate, or description of all -v land to
17 be exchanged.
18 (2) CONFLICT.—If there is a conflict between a
19 reap, an acreage estimate, or a description of land
20 under this section, the map shall control unless the
21 Secretar-v and the Count -v rnutuall-Nr agree otherwise.
22 (3) AvULA—BI IT .—The Secretar-r shall file
23 and make available for public inspection in the head -
24 quarters of the Coconino National Forest a toff of
25 all claps referred to in this section.
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1 SEC. 1017. EMBRY-RIDDLE TRI -CITY LAND EXCHANGE.
2 (a) DEFINITION' .—In this section:
3 (1) NoN-FEDER =UL LAND.—The terra "non -Fed -
4 eral land" means the approxirnatel-Nr 16 -acre parcel
5 of Ulriversit-Nr land identified in section 3(a) of Public
6 Law 105-363 (112 Stat. 3297).
7 (2) UNIVERSITY.—The term "Ulriversit-Nr"
8 means Ernbr NT -Riddle Aeronautical Urriversit-,r, Flor-
9 ida.
10 (b) CONVEYANCE OF FEDER.0 REVERSIO.NAP IN -
11 TEREsT TN LAND LOCATED IN THE COUNTY OF Y V.A AI,
12 Ai,,izoN .-
13 (1) IN GENER UL.—NotANithstarrdirrg all -Nr other
14 provision of lav, if after the completion of the ap-
15 praisal recltiired tinder subsection (c), the Urriversit�Nr
16 submits to the Secretar-Nr an offer to acquire the re -
17 versional -Nr interests of the United States in and to
18 the non -Federal land, the Secretar-Nr shall corrve-Nr to
19 the UIjiverSity the reversional -Nr interests of the
20 United States in and to the non -Federal land for the
21 purpose of tinenetimbering the title to the non -Fed -
22 eral land to enable economic development of the non -
23 Federal land.
24 (2) LEGL soon as prac-
25 ticable after the date of enactment of this Act, the
26 exact legal description of the non -Federal land shall
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1 be determined in a manner satisfactoi-Nr to the Sec -
2 retai-Nr.
3 (3) ADDITIO. U Ti;x.Als \D CONDITION, --".-
4 The Secretai-Nr ma -,r require such additional terms
5 and conditions to the conveyance tinder paragraph
6 (1), consistent Avith this section, as the Secretai-Nr
7 considers appropriate to protect the interests of the
8 United States.
9 (4) COSTS.—The Universit-Nr shall pa -,r all costs
10 associated Avith the collve-Nrance tinder paragraph (1),
11 including the costs of the appraisal required under
12 subsection (c), the costs of all -Nr stiff--e-,rs, recording
13 costs, and other reasonable costs.
14 (c) riI'YI�IS
15 (1) IN C EVER U..—Not later than ISO da-\rs
16 after the date of enactment of this Act, the Sec -
17 retai-Nr shall complete an appraisal of the rever-
18 sionai-Nr interests of the United States in and to the
19 non -Federal land.
20 (2) APPLICABLE I.A-Av.—The appraisal shall be
21 completed in accordance Avith-
22 (A) the Uniform Appraisal Standards for
23 Federal Land Acquisitions; and
24 (B) the Uniform Standards of Professional
25 Appraisal Practice.
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1 (d) CONSIDERATION. -
2 (1) IN ( ENERU. As consideration for the corl-
3 vevance of the reversional -Nr interests of the United
4 States in and to the non -Federal land under this
5 section, the Universit-Nr shall pa -,r to the Secretai-Nr an
6 amount equal to the appraised valve of the interests
7 of the United States, as determined tinder stib-
8 section (e).
9 (2) DEPOSIT; t SL.—rllnolnitS received tinder
10 paragraph (1) shall be—
ll (A) deposited in the Federal Land Dis-
12 poral Account established b -,r section 206(x) of
13 the Federal Land Transaction Facilitation Act
14 (43 U.S.C. 2305(x)); and
15 (B) used in accordance Avith that Act (43
16 U.S.C. 2301 et seq.).
17 Subtitle B—Public Land and Na -
18 tional Forest System Manage -
19 ment
20 SEC. 1101. BOLTS DITCH ACCESS.
21 (a) pct L33 GRANTED.—The Secretai-Nr of _Agrictilttire
22 shall permit b -,r special use authorization noninotorized ac -
23 cess and use, in accordance Avith section 293.6 of title 361
24 Code of Federal Regulations, of the Bolts Ditch Headgate
25 and the Bolts llitch AT-ithirl the Hol -Nr Cross "'ilderness,
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1 Colorado, as designated b -,r Public Law 96-560 (94 Stat.
2 3265), for the purposes of the diversion of water and use,
3 maintenance, and repair of such ditch and headgate b-,
4 the Town of llintnrn, Colorado, a Colorado Home Rule
5 Altmicipalit-r.
6 (b) LOCATION OF F Aci1.1TILs.—The Bolts Ditch
7 headgate and ditch segment referenced in subsection (a)
8 are as generalhT depicted on the map entitled "Bolts Ditch
9 headgate and Ditch Segment" and dated November 2015.
10 SEC. 1102. CLARIFICATION RELATING TO A CERTAIN LAND
11 DESCRIPTION UNDER THE NORTHERN ARI -
12 ZONA LAND EXCHANGE AND VERDE RIVER
13 BASIN PARTNERSHIP ACT OF 2005.
14 Section 104(x)(5) of the Northern Arizona Land Ex -
15 change and Verde River Basin Partnership Act of 2005
16 (Public Law 109-110; 119 Stat. 2356) is amended b -,r in -
17 senting before the period at the end ", which, notAvith-
18 standing section 102(a)(4)(B), inehades the N1/2 NE1/4
19 S`Y4 SW /4, the N1/2 N1/2 SEI/4 SWIA, and the N1/2 N1/2
20 S`VIA SE 1/41 sec. 34, Township 22 North, Range 2 East,
21 Gila and Salt Riven Meridian, Coconino Count -,r, Arizona,
22 comprising appnoximatel-Nr 25 acnes".
23 SEC. 1103. FRANK AND JEANNE MOORE WILD STEELHEAD
24 SPECIAL MANAGEMENT AREA.
25 (a) F1ND1NGs.—Co11gress finds that—
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1 (1) Frank Moore has committed his life to fam-
2 it -Nr, friends, his counti-r, and t1 -,r fishing;
3 (2) Frank Moore is a World War 11 veteran
4 who stormed the beaches of Normand -Nr along Avith
5 150,000 troops during the D -Da -,r Allied invasion
6 and Avas awarded the Chevalier of the French Legion
7 of Honor for his braverN -
8 (3) Frank Moore returned home after the war,
9 started a farnil-v and pnrsned his passion of fishing
10 on the winding rivers in Oregon;
11 (4) as the proprietor of the Steamboat Inn
12 along the North Umpy-m River in Oregon for neanl-v
13 20 gears, Frank Moore, along with his wife Jeanne,
14 shared his love of fishing, the tloAving river, and the
15 great outdoors, with visitors from all over the United
16 States and the world;
17 (5) Frank Moore has spent most of his life fish -
18 ing the vast rivers of Oregon, during which time he
19 has contributed significantl-v to efforts to corlsei--e
20 fish habitats and protect river health, including seiT-
21 ing on the State of Oregon Fish and Wildlife Com -
22 mission;
23 (6) Frank Moore has been recognized for his
24 conservation work with the National Wildlife Fed -
25 enation Conservationist of the Year award, the Mild
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1 Steelhead Coalition Conservation Award, and his
2 2010 induction into the Fresh Water Fishing Hall
3 of Faroe; and
4 (7) in honor of the man -Nr accomplishments of
5 Frank Moore, both on and off the river, approxi -
6 rnatehT 99,653 acres of Forest Senice land in the
7 State of Oregon should be designated as the "Frank
8 and Jeanne Moore Mild Steelhead Special Manage -
9 relent Area".
10 (b) DEFINITION' —In this section:
11 (1) 1I <A,.—The terns "flap" means the neap en -
12 titled "Frank Moore Mild Steelhead Special Man -
13 agement Area Designation Act" and dated June 23,
14 2016.
15 (2) SECRETARY.—The terns "Secretar-Nr" means
16 the SecretarNT of Agriculture, acting through the
17 Chief of the Forest Sen ice.
18 (3) SPECLU ALANAGEMENT FLEA.—The term
19 "Special Management Area" means the Frank and
20 Jeanne Moore Mild Steelhead Special Management
21 Area designated b -,r subsection (c)(1).
22 (4) STATE.—The terns "State" means the State
23 of Oregon.
24 (c) FRANK AND JEA\\E MOORE `ILD STEELHE D
25 SPECLU AL_NAGEMENT AREA, OREGON.—
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1 (1) llL�IG.NATIO .—The approximatehT 99,653
2 acres of Forest Service lend in the State, as gen-
3 erall-Nr depicted on the flap, is designated as the
4 "Frank and Jeanne Moore Mild Steelhead Special
5 Management Area".
6 (2) LU; LEG.U� DE,--,'('RIPTION.-
7 (A) IN GENERAL. -As soon as practicable
8 after the date of enactment of this Act, the Sec -
9 retal-v shell prepare a snap and legal description
10 of the Special Management Area.
11 (B) FORCE OF 1.A-Av.—The neap and legal
12 description prepared under subparagraph (A)
13 shall have the same force and effect as if in -
14 eluded in this section, except that the Secretal-v
15 ma -,r correct clerical and tATOgraphical errors in
16 the map and legal description.
17 (C) Av-u1..A-BILIT .—The map and legal
18 description prepared under subparagraph (A)
19 shall be on file and available for public inspec-
20 tion in the appropriate offices of the Forest
21 Service.
22 (3)to valid existing
23 rights, the Special Management Area shall be ad -
24 ministered by the Secretai —
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1 (A) in accordance Avith all laws (including
2 regulations) applicable to the National Forest
3 S-,rStern; and
4 (B) in a manner that -
5 (1) conserves and enhances the natural
6 character, scientific use, and the botanical,
7 recreational, ecological, fish and Avildlife,
8 scenic, drinking Avater, and cultural valves
9 of the Special Management Area;
10 (ii) maintains and seeks to enhance
11 the Avild salmonid habitat of the Special
12 Management Area;
13 (iii) maintains or enhances the Avater-
14 shed as a thermal refilge for Avild
15 salmonids; and
16 (iv) preserves opportunities for recre-
17 ation, including primitive recreation.
18 (4) F1', --,'H AND AVILDLIFE.—Nothing in this sec -
19 tion affects the jurisdiction or responsibilities of the
20 State Avith respect to fish and Avildlife in the State.
21 (5) ADJACENT AL-�- AGEMENT.—Nothing in this
22 section -
23 (A) creates an -Nr protective perimeter or
24 buffer zone around the Special Management
25 Area; or
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1 (B) modifies the applicable travel manage -
2 meat plan for the Special Management Area.
3 (6) WILDFIRE AL-�- AGEMENT.—Nothing in this
4 section prohibits the Secretai-Nr, in cooperation Avith
5 other Federal, State, and local agencies, as appro-
6 priate, from conducting Avildland fire operations in
7 the Special Management Area, consistent Avith the
8 purposes of this section, inch -Wing the use of air -
9 craft, machinel-v mechanized equipment, fire breaks,
10 backfires, and retardant.
11 (7) NT EGETATION ALANAGEMENT.—Nothing in
12 this section prohibits the Seeretal-v fi•orn conducting
13 vegetation management projects Avithin the Special
14 Management Area in a manner consistent Avith-
15 (A) the purposes described in paragraph
16 (3); and
17 (B) the applicable forest plan.
18 (8) PROTECTIO\ OF TRIB.U. RIGHTS.—Nothing
19 in this section diminishes all -v treat -Nr rights of an In -
20 dian Tribe.
21 (9) WITHDR WU� .—Subject to valid existing
22 rights, the Federal land Avithin the boundaries of the
23 Special Management Area river segments designated
24 bar paragraph (1) is Avithdrawn from all forms of—
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1 (A) entry, appropriation, or disposal under
2 the public land laws;
3 (B) location, erlti-Nr, and patent under the
4 alining laws; and
5 (C) disposition tinder all laws relating to
6 mineral and geothermal leasing or mineral ma -
1 terials.
8 SEC. 1104. MAINTENANCE OR REPLACEMENT OF FACILI-
9 TIES AND STRUCTURES AT SMITH GULCH.
10 The authorization of the Secretai-Nr of Agriculture to
11 maintain or replace facilities or structures for commercial
12 recreation sen ices at Smith Gulch tinder section
13 3(a)(24)(D) of the Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C.
14 1274(a)(24)(1)))-
15 (1) ma -,r include improvements or replacements
16 that the Secretai-Nr of Agriculture determines -
17 (A) are consistent A6th section 9(b) of the
18 Central Idaho Wilderness Act of 1980 (16
19 U.S.C. 1281 note; Ptiblie Law 96-312); and
20 (B) Avotild reduce the impact of the com-
21 mercial recreation facilities or sen ices on Avil-
22 derness or Avild and scenic river resources and
23 valves; and
24 (2) authorizes the SecretanT of Agriculture to
25 consider inehading, as appropriate—
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1 (A) hydroelectric generators and associated
2 electrical transmission facilities;
3 (B) water pumps for fire suppression;
4 (C) transitions from propane to electrical
5 lighting;
6 (ll) solar ener,�T S-vSternS;
7 (E) 6 -volt or 12 -volt batter -v banks for
8 power storage; and
9 (F) other improvements or replacements
10 which are consistent with this section that the
11 Secretal-v of Agriculture determines appro-
12 priate.
13 SEC. 1105. REPEAL OF PROVISION LIMITING THE EXPORT
14 OF TIMBER HARVESTED FROM CERTAIN
15 KAKE TRIBAL CORPORATION LAND.
16 Section 42 of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement
17 Act (43 U.S.C. 1629h) is amended -
18 (1) b -\r striking subsection (h);
19 (2) b -\r redesignating subsection (i) as subsection
20 (h); and
21 (3) in subsection (h) (as so redesignated), in
22 the first sentence, b -\r striking "and to provide" and
23 all that follows through "subsection (h)".
24 SEC. 1106. DESIGNATION OF FOWLER AND BOSKOFF PEAKS.
25 (a) llESIG.NATIo OF FOWLER PL .Affi-.—
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1 (1) IN GENT R.U..—The 13,498 -foot mountain
2 peak, located at 37.8569'N, b -,r —108.0117'W, in
3 the Uncompahgre National Forest in the State of
4 Colorado, shall be known and designated as "Fowler
5 Peak".
6 (2) REFERENCES'.
—An -Nr reference in a law,
7 map, regulation, document, paper, or other record of
8 the United States to the peak described in para -
9 (n-aph (1) shall be deemed to be a reference to
10 "Fowler Peak".
11 (b) I)ESIG\ Tlo OF BOSKOFF PE. -U_.-
12 (1) IN GENER.U..—The 13,123 -foot mountain
13 peak, located at 37.85549'N, b -,r —108.03112° "'
14 in the Uncompahgre National Forest in the State of
15 Colorado, shall be known and designated as
16 `Boskoff Peak".
17 (2) REFERENCES'.
— nor reference in a law,
18 rnap, regulation, document, paper, or other record of
19 the United States to the peak described in para -
20 (n-aph (1) shall be deemed to be a reference to
21 `Boskoff Peak".
22 SEC. 1107. CORONADO NATIONAL FOREST LAND CONVEY -
23 ANCE.
24 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
25 (1) PERMITTEE.—
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1
(A) IN GLNLPL UU .—The terra "permittee"
2
means a person Avho, on the date of enactment
3
of this Act, holds a valid permit for use of a
4
propert-v.
5
(B) I\t'LL SIO\S.—The term "permittee"
6
includes all -Nr heirs, executors, and assigns of the
7
permittee or interest of the permittee.
8
(2) PROPERTY.—The terga "PIopert-v" means -
9
(A) the approximatel-v 1.1 acres of Na -
10
tional Forest S-,rStem land in sec. S, T. 10 S.,
11
R. 16 E., Gila and Salt River Meridian, as gen-
12
era11-NTdepicted on the map entitled "Coronado
13
National Forest Land Corlvevance Act of
14
2017", special use permit rrurnbered SAN5005-
15
03, and dated October 2017;
16
(B) the approximatel-v 4.5 acres of Na -
17
tional Forest S-,rStem land in sec. S, T. 10 S.,
18
R. 16 E., Gila and Salt River Meridian, as gen-
19
era11-NTdepicted on the map entitled "Coronado
20
National Forest Land Corlvevance Act of
21
2017", special use permit mnnbered SAN5116-
22
03, and dated October 2017; and
23
(C) the approximatel-Nr 3.9 acres of Na -
24
tional Forest S-,rSterrr land in NWI/4, sec. 11 T.
25
10 S., R. 15 E., Gila and Salt River Meridian,
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1 as genera11-NTdepicted on the neap entitled
2 "Coronado National Forest Land Coilvevance
3 Act of 2017", special use permit rrurnbered
4 SAN5039-02, and dated October 2017.
5 (3) SECRETARY.—The terra "Secretar-r" means
6 the Secretar-r of Agriculture.
7 (b) SUE. -
8 (1) IN GENER U..—Subject to valid existing
9 rights, during the period described in paragraph (2),
10 not later than 90 days after the date on which a
11 permittee submits a request to the Secretal-v the
12 Secretar-r shall -
13 (A) accept tender of consideration from
14 that permittee; and
15 (B) sell and quitclaim to that permittee all
16 right, title, and interest of the United States in
17 and to the propert-Nr for which the permittee
18 holds a permit.
19 (2) PERIOD DE,cxrsEv.—Tlie period referred
20 to in paragraph (1) is the period beginning on the
21 date of enactment of this Act and ending on the
22 date of expiration of the applicable permit.
23 (c) TERArS AND CONDITIONS.—The Secretar-Nr rna-\r
24 establish such terms and conditions on the sales of the
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1 properties tinder this section as the Secretai-Nr determines
2 to be in the public interest.
3 (d) Co\SIDERATIo\. A sale of a propert-,r under
4 this section shall be for cash consideration equal to the
5 market valve of the propert-Nr, as determined b -,r the ap-
6 praisal described in subsection (e).
7 (e) riI'I'Ii MI5
8 (1) IN GENERAL.—The Secretai-Nr shall complete
9 an appraisal of each propert-,r, which shall -
10 (A) include the valve of all -Nr appurtenant
11 easements; and
12 (B) exclude the valve of all -Nr private im-
13 provements made b -,r a permittee of the property
14 before the date of appraisal.
15 (2) S'I - D IDS. Arn appraisal tinder para -
16 gor aph (1) shall be conducted in accordance Avith-
17 (A) the Uniform Appraisal Standards for
18 Federal Land Acquisitions, established in ac -
19 cordance Avith the Uniform Relocation Assist -
20 once and Real Propert-Nr Acquisition Policies Act
21 of 1970 (42 U.S.C. 4601 et seq.); and
22 (B) the Uniform Standards of Professional
23 Appraisal Practice.
24 (f) COSTS.—The Secretai-Nr shall pa --
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1 (1) the cost of a conveyance of a propert-Nr under
2 this section; and
3 (2) the cost of an appraisal tinder subsection
4 (e).
5 (g) PROCEEDS FROM THE S ALL OF L A\D. An -Nr
6 payment received b -r the Secretal-v fi•orn the sale of prop -
7 elt-v tinder this section shall be deposited in the fiend es -
8 tablished tinder Ytiblie Lar 90-171 (eoarnmonhr known as
9 the "Sisk Act") (16 U.S.C. 484x) and shall be available
10 to the Secretal-v until expended for the acquisition of
11 inholdings in national forests in the State of Arizona.
12 (h) 1LaY5 AND LEG UL DES RIPTIO\S.-
13 (1) IN GE.N 7R U.. As soon as practicable after
14 the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretal-v
15 shall file maps and legal descriptions of each prop -
16 ert�r
17 (2) FORCE OF I.A-Av.—The maps and legal de -
18 scriptions filed tinder paragraph (1) shall have the
19 same force and effect as if included in this section,
20 except that the Secretal-v ma -v correct t-NTographical
21 errors in the maps and legal descriptions.
22 (3) PtBLI(_ VUIQA-BILIT .—The maps and
23
legal descriptions filed
tinder paragraph (1)
shall
be
24
on file and available
for public inspection in
the
of -
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1 fico of the Stipen icor of the Coronado National For -
2 est.
3 SEC. 1108. DESCHUTES CANYON-STEELHEAD FALLS WIL-
4 DERNESS STUDY AREA BOUNDARY ADJUST -
5 MENT, OREGON.
6 (a) BoU DAP AvJUsT.AIL T.—The botindai-Nr of the
7 Deschutes Canyon-Steelhead Falls Wilderness Study Area
8 is modified to exclude approximatel-Nr 688 acres of public
9 land, as depicted on the map entitled "Deschutes Canyon -
10 Steelhead Falls Wilderness SttidNr Area ("'SA) Proposed
11 BotindanT Adjustment" and dated September 26, 2018.
12 (b) EFFECT OF Excl�Usio .-
13 (1) IN GENERU�.—The public land excluded
14 from the Deschutes Canyon-Steelhead Falls Wilder -
15 Mess SttidNr Area tinder subsection (a)-
16 (A) is no longer subject to section 603(e)
17 of the Federal Land Polis -,r and Management
18 Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1782(c)); and
19 (B) shall be managed in accordance Aiith-
20 (i) this section;
21 (ii) the Federal Land Polis -,r and Man -
22 agement Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1701 et
23 seq. ); and
24 (iii) an -Nr applicable resource manage -
25 ment plan.
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1 (2) AL _ AGE.AIENT.—The Secretai-Nr shall man -
2 age the land excluded from the Deschtites Canyon -
3 Steelhead Falls Wilderness Sttidn Area tinder stib-
4 section (a) to improve fire i•esilierlc-,r and forest
5 health, including the conduct of wildfire prevention
6 and response activities, as appropriate.
7 (3) OFF-ROAD RECRE TIO\ L A10TORIZED
8 USE.—The Secretai-Nr shall not permit off-road rec-
9 reational motorized use on the public land excluded
10 from the lleschntes Cannon-Steelhead Falls Wilder -
11 Mess SttidNr Area tinder subsection (a).
12 SEC. 1109. MAINTENANCE OF FEDERAL MINERAL LEASES
13 BASED ON EXTRACTION OF HELIUM.
14 The first section of the Mineral Leasing Act (30
15 U.S.C. 181) is amended in the fifth paragraph b -,r irlsert-
16 ing after "purchaser thereof" the following: ", and that
17 extraction of helium from gas produced from such lands
18 shall maintain the lease as if the extracted helium Avere
19 oil and gas".
20 SEC. 1110. SMALL MINER WAIVERS TO CLAIM MAINTE-
21 NANCE FEES.
22 (a) DEFINITION' .—In this section:
23 (1) COVERED CL-WAIHOLDER.—The term "cov-
24 eyed claimholder" means—
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1
(A) the claimholder of the claims in the
2
State rrnrnbered AA0231491 AA0231631
3
AA0479131 AA0479141 AA0479151 AA0479161
4
AA0479171 A1047918, and AA047919 (as of
5
December 291 2004);
6
(B) the elaimholder of the claim in the
7
State numbered FF -059315 (as of December
8
291 2004);
9
(C) the elaimholder of the claims in the
10
State mambered FF -58607, FF -58608, FF -
11
586091 FF -58610, FF -58611, FF -58613,
12
FF -58615, FF -58616, FF -58617, and FF -
13
58618 (as of December 31, 2003); and
14
(ll) the elaimholder of the claims in the
15
State mambered FF -53988, FF -53989, and
16
FF -53990 (as of December 31, 1987).
17
(2) DEFECT.—The term "defect" inehades a
18 faihare-
19 (A) to tirrrel-v file -
20 (i) a small ruiner maintenance fee
21 Avaiver application;
22 (ii) an affidavit of annual labor associ-
23 ated Avith a small ruiner maintenance fee
24 Avaiver application; or
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1 (iii) an instrutment required under see -
2 tion
314(x)
of the Federal Land
Yolie-\r
3 and
Management
Act of 1976 (43
U.S.C.
4 1744(x)); and
5 (B) to pay the required application fee for
6 a small maintenance fee waiver application.
7 (3) STATE.—The terns "State" means the State
8 of Alaska.
9 (b) TREATMENT OF COVERED CL UMHOLDERS.-
10 Notwithstanding section 10101(d) of the Omnibus Budget
11 Reconciliation Act of 1993 (30 U.S.C. 28f(d)) and section
12 314(c) of the Federal Land Policy and Management Act
13 of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1744(e)), each covered elaimholder
14 shall, during the 60 -day period beginning on the date on
15 which the covered claimholder receives written notification
16 from the Bureau of Land Management by registered mail
17 of the opportunity, have the opportunity
18 (1) (A) to cure ally defect in a small miner
19 maintenance fee waiver application (including the
20 failure to tirilely file a small miner maintenance fee
21 waiver application) for ally prior period during which
22 the defect existed; or
23 (B) to pay any claim maintenance fees due for
24 ally prior period during which the defect existed; and
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1 (2) to cure all -Nr defect in the filing of all -Nr ill -
2 sti-tament required under section 314(x) of the Fed -
3 eral Land Polis -Nr and Management Act of 1976 (43
4 U.S.C. 1744(x)) (inch -Wing the faihare to timel-Nr file
5 ain required instrument) for an -N prior period daring
6 which the defect existed.
7 (c) RE, INSTATEMENT OF CLAI.AIS DEEMED FOP,
8 FEITED.—The Secretal-v shall reinstate ally claim of a
9 covered claimholder as of the date declared forfeited and
10 void -
11 (1) under section 10104 of the Omnibus Btidg-
12 et Reconciliation Act of 1993 (30 U.S.C. 28i) for
13 failure to pa -,r the claim maintenance fee or obtain
14 a valid Avaiver under section 10101 of the Omnibus
15 Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993 (30 U.S.C. 28f);
16 or
17 (2) under section 314(e) of the Federal Land
18 Polis -,r and Management Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C.
19 1744(c)) for failure to file all -Nr insti•tirnent required
20 under section 314(x) of that Act (43 U.S.C.
21 1744(x)) for an -Nr prior period during which the de -
22 feet existed if the covered claimholder-
23 (A) cares the defect; or
24 (B) pars the claim maintenance fee tinder
25 subsection (b)(1)(B).
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1 SEC. 1111. SAINT FRANCIS DAM DISASTER NATIONAL ME -
2 MORTAL AND NATIONAL MONUMENT.
3 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this Section:
4 (1) 1IE�AIOPL--UI.—The term "Memorial" means
5 the Saint Francis Dam Disaster National Memorial
6 authorized under subsection (b)(1).
7 (2) HONE.AIENT.—The terns "Monument"
8 means the Saint Francis Dam Disaster National
9 1lontiment established b -,r subsection (d)(1).
10 (3) SE('PE'I < P .—The terns "Secretai-Nr" means
11 the Secretai-Nr of Ag7•iculture.
12 (4) STATE.—The terns "State" means the State
13 of California.
14 (b) SAINT FPANcis ll —Al DISASTEn NATIo.NI� ME -
15 mopuu..-
16 (1) ESTABI.ISx.AIENT.—The Secretai-Nr ma -,r eS-
17 tablish a memorial at the Saint Francis Dam site in
18 the conrlt-Nr of Los Angeles, California, for the pur-
19 pose of honoring the victims of the Saint Francis
20 Dam disaster of March 12, 1928.
21 (2) REQ IPE.AIENTS.—The Memorial shall be -
22 (A) known as the "Saint Francis Dam
23 Disaster National Memorial"; and
24 (B) managed b -,r the Forest SeiTice.
25 (3) IllON TIONS.—The Secretai-Nr nimT accept,
26 hold, administer, invest, and spend all -Nr gift, devise,
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1 or bequest of real or personal propert-Nr made to the
2 Secretar-Nr for purposes of developing, designing, con -
3 structing, and managing the Memorial.
4 (c) RECOMMENDATIONS' TIONS' FOR 1 EMORLU.-
5 (1) IN GENERAL.—Not later than 3 gears after
6 the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretar-Nr
7 shall submit to Congress recommendations regard -
8 ing'-
9 (A) the planning, design, construction, and
10 long-term management of the Memorial;
11 (B) the proposed boundaries of the Memo -
12 vial;
13 (C) a visitor center and educational facili-
14 ties at the Memorial; and
15 (ll) ensuring public access to the Memo -
16 vial.
17 (2) CONst L TIO .—Irl preparing the rec-
18 ommendations required under parag7•aph (1), the
19 Secretar-Nr shall consult Avith-
20 (A) appropriate Federal agencies;
21 (B) State, Tribal, and local governments,
22 including the Santa Clarita Cit -Nr Council; and
23 (C) the public.
24 (d) EsT BIAsx.AIE T OF SUNT Fpupis ll —A llis-
25 STEP, N TION � MONUMENT.—
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1 (1) is established as
2 a national monument ill the State certain National
3 Forest Svsteril land administered by the Secretai-r ill
4 the count -,r of Los Angeles, California, comprising
5 approximatel-v 353 acres, as generall-Nr depicted oil
6 the map entitled "Proposed Saint Francis Dam Dis-
7 aster National Monument" and dated September 12,
8 2018, to be known as the "Saint Francis Dam Dis-
9 aster National Monument".
10 (2) PURPOSE.—The purpose of the Monument
11 is to conserve and enhance for the benefit and eiljo-, -
12 anent of the public the cultural, archaeological, his -
13 torical, watershed, educational, and recreational re -
14 sources and values of the Monument.
15 (e) I) TILS OF THE SECRETARY WITH RLSPE('r TO
16 MONUMENT. -
17 (1) ANAGEMENr PLAN.
18 (A) IN ( ENER U.—Not later than 4 gears
19 after the date of enactment of this Act, the Sec -
20 retai-r shall develop a management plan for the
21 lloinlment .
22 (B) CO\SL L'1 TIO..—The management
23 plan shall be developed ill consultation with -
24 (i) appropriate Federal agencies;
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1 (n) State, Tribal, and local govern -
2 ments; and
3 (iii) the public.
4 (C) C WN SIDE RATIO N' .—In developing and
5 implementing the management plan, the Sec -
6 retai-Nr shall, Avith respect to methods of pro -
7 tecting and providing access to the Monument,
8 consider the recommendations of the Saint
9 Francis Disaster National Memorial Founda-
10 tion, the Santa Clarita Valle -,r Historical Soci-
11 et -Nr, and the Cominunit-Nr Hiking Club of Santa
12 Clarita.
13 (2) AL1- AGI;ME T.—The Secretai-Nr shall man -
14 age the Monument -
15 (A) in a manner that conserves and en -
16 hances the cultural and historic resources of the
17 Monument; and
18 (B) in accordance Avith-
19 (i) the Forest and Rangeland Renew -
20 able Resources Planning Act of 1974 (16
21 U.S.C. 1600 et seq.);
22 (ii) the laws generall-Nr applicable to
23 the National Forest S-\rstern;
24 (iii) this section; and
25 (iv) an -Nr other applicable laws.
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1 (3) UsLs.-
2 ( ) U, --,'E OF MOTOIIZED VEHICLLs.—The
3 use of motorized vehicles within the 1lontiment
4
ma -,r be permitted only —
5
(i) on roads designated for nse b -,r 1110-
6
torized vehicles in the management plan
7
required under paragraph (1);
8
(ii) for administrative purposes; or
9
(iii) for emergenc-,r responses.
10
(B) Gpuzi G.—The Secretai-Nr shall permit
11
p-azing within the 1lonnment, where estab-
12
lished before the date of enactment of this
13
Act -
14
(i) snlIject to all applicable laws (in -
15
eluding regulations and Executive orders);
16
and
17
(ii) consistent urith the purpose de -
18
scribed in subsection (d)(2).
19
(4) No BUFFET zoLs.-
20
(A) IN GENERAL.—Nothing in this section
21
creates a protective perimeter or buffer zone
22
around the 1lonnment.
23
(B) A('TIVITIEs OUT, --,'IDE N TIO. U MON -
24
HENT.—The fact that an activity or nse on
25
land outside the llonnment can be seen or
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1 heard Avithin the Monument shall not preclude
2 the activity or use outside the boundal-v of the
3 1101111111ent.
4 (f) CLARIFICATION o FUNDING. -
5 (1) USE OF ExlSTI.NG FU vS.—This section
6 shall be carried out using amounts otherwise Made
7 available to the Secretal-r.
8 (2) No DDITIo.N U. FU vS.—No additional
9 fiends are authorized to be appropriated to ca1.1-Nr out
10 this section.
11 SEC. 1112. OWYHEE WILDERNESS AREAS BOUNDARY MODI-
12 FICATIONS.
13 (a) BOUNDARY ODIFI( ATloNs.-
14 (1) NORTH FORK OAV HEE AVILDER ESS.—The
15 bonndal-v of the North Fork 0Avvhee Wilderness es -
16 tablished b -,r section 1503(a)(1)(D) of the Omnibus
17 Public Land Management Act of 2009 (Public Law
18 111-11; 123 Stat. 1033) is modified to exehZde eer-
19 twin land, as depicted on -
20 (A) the Bureau of Land Management Map
21 entitled "North Fork Owyhee and Pole Creek
22 Wilderness Aerial" and dated J1aly 19, 2016;
23 and
24 (B) the Bureau of Land Management Map
25 entitled "North Fork Owyhee River Wilderness
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1 Big Springs Camp Zoom Aerial" and dated
2 Jul -Nr 19, 2016.
3 (2) OAVYHEE RIVER AVILDER Ess.—The bound -
4 ai-Nr of the OwNThee River Wilderness established by
5 section 1503(a)(1)(E) of the Omnibus Public Land
6 Management Act of 2009 (Public Law 111-11; 123
7 Stat. 1033) is modified to exclude certain land, as
8 depicted on -
9 (A) the Bnrean of Land Management map
10 entitled "North Fork Owyhee, Pole Creek, and
11 Owyhee River Wilderness Aerial" and dated
12 Jul -Nr 19, 2016;
13 (B) the Bureau of Land Management map
14 entitled "Owyhee River Wilderness Kincaid
15 Reservoir Zoom Aerial" and dated Jul Nr 19,
16 2016; and
17 (C) the Bnrean of Land Management map
18 entitled "Owyhee River Wilderness Dickshooter
19 Road Zoom Aerial" and dated Jahr 191 2016.
20 (3) POLL ('PLED AVILDER Ess.—The boundai-Nr
21 of the Pole Creek Wilderness established by section
22 1503(a)(1)(F) of the Omnibus Pnblic Land Manage -
23 ment Act of 2009 (Ynblic Law 111-11; 123 Stat.
24 1033) is modified to exclude certain land, as de -
25 picted on—
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1 (A) the Bureau of Land Management neap
2 entitled "North Fork Owyhee, Pole Creek, and
3 Owyhee River Wilderness Aerial" and dated
4 Jul -Nr 19, 2016; and
5 (B) the Bnrean of Land Management neap
6 entitled "Pole Creek Wilderness Pullout Zoom
7 Aerial" and dated Jul -v 19, 2016.
8 (b) 1I=_ns.-
9 (1) EFFECT.—The maps referred to in sub -
10 section (a) shall have the same force and effect as
11 if included in this Act, except that the Secretal-v
12 ma -r correct rilillor errors in the maps.
13 (2) AvA1L.A-B1L1TY.—The maps referred to in
14 subsection (a) shall be available in the appropriate
15 offices of the Bnrean of Land Management.
16 SEC. 1113. CHUGACH REGION LAND STUDY.
17 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
18 (1) CAC.—The term "CAC" means the Chu -
19 Bach Alaska Corporation.
20 (2) CAC LAND.—The term "CAC land" means
21 land convened to CAC pursuant to the Alaska Native
22 Claims Settlement Act (43 U.S.C. 1601 et sect.)
23 under which -
24 (A) both the surface estate and the sub -
25 surface estate were conveyed to CAC; or
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1 (B)(i) the subsurface estate Avas conveyed
2 to CAC; and
3 (ii) the surface estate or a conseiTation
4 easement in the surface estate Avas acquired b-,
5 the State or b -\r the United States as part of the
6 proogram.
7 (3) PIOGI�AI.—The terns "prog7•am" means
8 the Habitat Protection and Acquisition Prog7•am of
9 the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Ti-tastee Council.
10 (4) REGION.—The term "Region" means the
11 Chugach Region, Alaska.
12 (5) STUDY.—The terra "stud -NT' means the
13 stud -Nr conducted under subsection (b)(1).
14 (b) CHUG CH RLGio LAND Ex( IL- NGL STUDY. -
15 (1) IN GI;NER.U..—Not later than 1 year after
16 the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretai-r, in
17 coordination Avith the Secretai-Nr of Agriculture and
18 in consultation Avith CAC, shall conduct a stud -Nr of
19 land ownership and ase patterns in the Region.
20 (2) STUDY REQUIREMENTS.—The stud -Nr shall -
21 (A) assess the social and economic impacts
22 of the prog7•am, including impacts caused b -\r
23 split estate ownership patterns created b -\r Fed -
24 eral acquisitions under the program, on -
25 (i) the Region; and
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1 (ii) CAC and CAC land;
2 (B) identif�v sufficient acres of accessible
3 and economically viable Federal land that can
4 be offered in exchange for CAC land identified
5 b -,r CAC as available for exchange; and
6 (C) provide recommendations for land ex -
7 change options Avith CAC that would -
8 (i) consolidate ownership of the sur -
9 face and mineral estate of Federal land
10 under the program; and
11 (ii) conve-,r to CAC Federal land iden-
12 tified under subparagraph (B).
13 (e) REPORT.—Not later than 18 months after the
14 date of enactment of this Act, the Secretai-r shall submit
15 to the Committee on Erlergr and Natural Resources of
16 the Senate and the Committee on Natural Resources of
17 the House of Representatives a report describing the re -
18 sults of the stud -Nr, inehading-
19 (1) a recommendation on options for 1 or more
20 land exchanges; and
21 (2) detailed information on -
22 (A) the acres of Federal land identified for
23 exchange; and
24 (B) an -Nr other recommendations provided
25 by the Secretal-v.
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1 SEC. 1114. WILDFIRE TECHNOLOGY MODERNIZATION.
2 (a) PURPOSE.—The purpose of this section is to pro -
3 mote the use of the best available technology to enhance
4 the effective and cost-efficient response to wildfires -
5 (1) to meet applicable protection objectives; and
6 (2) to increase the safet-Nr of -
7 (A) firefighters; and
8 (B) the public.
9 (b) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
10 (1) SECRETARIES.—The term "Secretaries"
11 means -
12 (A) the Secretar-r of Agriculture; and
13 (B) the Secretar-r.
14 (2) SE('PETAPY CONCERNED.—The term "Sec -
15 retar-r concerned" means -
16 (A) the Secretar-r of _Agrictilttire, Avith re -
17 spect to activities tinder the Department of Ag -
18 rictilttire; and
19 (B) the Secretal-v with respect to activities
20 under the Department of the Interior.
21 (c) U .AL-�_ ED AIR(PAI T SY STE�AIS.-
22 (1) DEFINITIONS.—In this subsection, the
23 terms "unmanned aircraft" and "unmanned aircraft
24 s-,rstern" have the cleanings given those terms in sec -
25 tion 44801 of title 491 United States Code.
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1 (2) EsTBIA�H.AIE T of PPoGIL SAI.—Not later
2 than 180 days after the date of enactment of this
3 Act, the SecretanT, in consultation Avith the See -
4 retar-v of r1grlclrltrrr'e, shall establish a research, de-
s velopment, and testing program, or expand an appli-
6 cable existing program, to assess unmanned aircraft
7 S-vStern technologies, including optionall-Nr piloted air -
8 craft, across the firll range of Avildland fire manage -
9 ment operations in order to accelerate the deplo-r-
10 meat and integration of those technologies into the
11 operations of the Secretaries.
12 (3) EXA\DING USE of t.N.ALA NED UR(_' LWT
13 SYSTEMS ON AVILDFIREs.—Irl carrying out the pro -
14 gram established under paragraph (2), the Secre-
15 taxies, in coordination Avith the Federal Aviation Ad -
16 ministration, State Avildland firefighting agencies,
17 and other relevant Federal agencies, shall enter into
18 an agreement under which the Secretaries shall de -
19 velop consistent protocols and plans for the use on
20 Avildland fires of unmanned aircraft system tech -
21 nologies, including for the development of real-time
22 maps of the location of Avildland fires.
23 (d) LOCATION Svsrl els FOP WILDIAND FIRE -
24 FIGHTE
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1 (1) IN GENERAL.—Not later than 2 gears after
2 the date of enactment of this Act, subject to the
3 availabilihr of appropriations, the Secretaries, in co-
o ordination with State ivildland firefighting agencies,
5 shall jointhr develop and operate a tracking system
6 (referred to in this subsection as the "s-\rstem") to
7 rernotehr locate the positions of fire resources for use
8 b -r ivildland firefighters, including, at a minimum,
9 all -Nr fire resources assigned to Federal t -\Te 1
10 ivildland fire incident management teams.
11 (2) REQUIREMENT'S'.—The s-rstern shall -
12 (A) use the most practical and effective
13 technolo,�T available to the Secretaries to re -
14 rnotehr track the location of an active resource,
15 such as a Global Positioning S-rstern;
16 (B) depict the location of each fire re -
17 source on the applicable maps developed tinder
18 subsection (e)(3);
19 (C) operate eontimaotishr during the period
20 for which all -Nr firefighting personnel are as -
21 signed to the applicable Federal ivildland fire;
22 and
23 (ll) be subject to such terms and condi-
24 tions as the Secretal-v concerned determines
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necessal-v fol• the effective implementation of
the systeril.
(3) OPER TIO\.—The Secretal-v concerned
(A) before commencing operation of the
systeril—
(i) conduct not fever than 2 pilot
projects relating to the operation, manage-
ment, and effectiveness of the system; and
(ii) review the results of those pilot
projects;
(B) conduct training, and maintain a ctil-
ttire, such that an ernplo-,Tee, officer, or con-
tractor shall clot rel -v on the s-,rstern for safet-N
and
(C) establish procedures for the collection,
storage, and transfer of data collected tinder
this subsection to enstire—
(i) data sectirit-Nr; and
(ii) the privac-,r of Avildland fire per-
sonnel.
(e) WILDIAND FIRE llLCISIO SUPPORT.—
(1) PROTOCOL.—rho the maximum extent prac-
ticable, the Secretaries shall ensure that Avildland
fire management activities conducted b -,r the Secre-
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1 taxies, or conducted jointhT b -,r the Secretaries and
2 State ivildland firefighting agencies, achieve compli-
3 ance with applicable incident management objectives
4 in a planner that -
5 (A) minimizes firefighter exposure to the
6 lowest level necessai-r; and
7 (B) reduces overall costs of wildfire inci-
8
dents.
9
(2) WILDFIRE DL(_'ISIO\ SLPPOPT
10
(A) IN ( ENER =UL.—The Secretaries, in co-
il
ordination Avith State Avildland firefighting
12
agencies, shall establish a S-,rSterp or expand an
13
existing s-\rstem to track and monitor decisions
14
made by the Secretaries or State Avildland fire -
15
fighting agencies in managing Avildfires.
16
(B) Co.AIPo.NLTs.—The S-rStern estab-
17
lished or expanded tinder subparagraph (A)
18
shall be able to alert the Secretaries if -
19
(i) timastial costs are incurred;
20
(ii) an action to be carried opt Avotild
21
likely -
22
(I) endanger the safet-Nr of a fire -
23
fighter; or
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1 (II) be ineffective in meeting an
2 applicable suppression or protection
3 goal; or
4 (iii) a decision regarding the manage-
s meat of a Avildfire deviates from -
6 (I) an applicable protocol estab-
7 lished b -,r the Secretaries, including
8 the requirement tinder paragraph (1);
9 or
10 (II) an applicable spatial fire
11 management plan or fire management
12 plan of the Secretal-v concerned.
13 (f) SMOKE PxoJE('Tio s Fxo.Ai ACTIVE WILDIAND
14 FIPEs.—Tlie Secretaries shall establish a program, to be
15 known as the "Interagenc-,r Wildland Fire Air Qttalit-Nr Re -
16 sponse Program", tinder which the Secretal-v concerned -
17 (1) to the ma iintim extent practicable, shall as -
18 sign 1 or more air resource advisors to a t -N e 1 inci-
19 dent management team managing a Federal
20 ivildland fire; and
21 (2) ma -,r assign 1 or more air resource advisors
22 to a t-, e 2 incident management team managing a
23 ivildland fire.
24 (g) FIREFIGHTER I Jt PIES ll AT -B AsE.—
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1 (1) IN ( ENERU..—Section 9(a) of the Federal
2 Fire Prevention and Control Act of 1974 (15 U.S.C.
3 2208(x)) is amended -
4 (A)
in
paragraph (2), b -,r
inserting ",
cat-
s egorized
b -,r
the t-NTe of fire"
after "such
iriju-
6 ries and deaths"; and
7 (B) in paragraph (3), b -,r striking "activi-
8 ties;" and inserting the following: "activities, in -
9 chading-
10 "(A) all injuries sustained b -,r a firefighter
11 and treated b -,r a doctor, categorized b -r the t-NTe
12 of firefighter;
13 "(B) all deaths sustained while undergoing
14 a pack test or preparing for a work capacity;
15 "(C) all injuries or deaths resulting from
16 vehicle accidents; and
17 "(ll) all injuries or deaths resulting from
18 aircraft crashes;".
19 (2) U, --,'E OF L��TI.NG DATA GATHERING AND
20 A.N�Y SIS ORG . Iz Arlo s.—Section 9 (b) (3) of the
21 Federal Fire Prevention and Control Act of 1974
22 (15 U.S.C. 2208(b)(3)) is amended b -,r inserting
23 including the Center for Firefighter Irijiai-Nr Research
24 and Safety Trends" after "public and private".
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1 (3) AIEDIC.0 PRIVACY OF FIREFIGHTERS. -
2 Section 9 of the Federal Fire Prevention and Con -
3 trol Act of 1974 (15 U.S.C. 2208) is amended b -,r
4 adding at the end the following:
5 "(e) AIEDIC.0 PRIVACY OF FIREFIGHTERS.—The
6 collection, storage, and transfer of ail -Nr medical data col -
7 lected under this section shall be conducted in accordance
8 AN ith-
9 "(1) the privac-,r regulations promulgated under
10 section 264(c) of the Health Insurance Portabilit�r
11 and Accountabilit-Nr Act of 1996 (42 U.S.C. 13204-
12 2 note; Public Law 104-191); and
13 "(2) other applicable regulations, inehading
14 parts 160, 162, and 164 of title 45, Code of Federal
15 Regulations (as in effect on the date of enactment
16 of this subsection).".
17 (h) R.AMD ERosio DATABASE. -
18
ATABASE.-
18 (1) IN GENERAL.—The Secretaries, in consulta-
19 tion Avith the Administrator of the National Aero -
20 nautics and Space Administration and the Secretai-Nr
21 of Commerce, shall establish and maintain a data -
22 base, to be known as the "Rapid Response Erosion
23 Database" (referred to in this subsection as the
24 "Database").
25 (2) OIL -SOt RCL D AT_B ASL.—
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1 (A) AvAILA-BILIT .—The Secretaries shell
2 make the Database (including the original
3
source code) -
4
(i) Aveb-based; and
5
(ii) available Avithout charge.
6
(B) CO.AIPO\E\TS.—To the ma iintim ex -
7
tent practicable, the Database shell provide
8
for -
9
(i) the automatic incorporation of spa -
10
tial data relating to vegetation, soils, and
11
elevation into an applicable map created b -,r
12
the Secretau-r concerned that depicts the
13
changes in lend -cover and soil properties
14
caused b -,r a Avildland fire; and
15
(ii) the generation of a composite map
16
that can be used by the Secretau-r corl-
17
cerned to model the effectiveness of treat -
18 meats in the burned area to prevent flood -
19 ing, erosion, and landslides under a range
20 of Aveather scenarios.
21 (3) UsE.—The Secretau-r concerned shell use
22 the Database, as applicable, in developing rec-
23 ommendations for emergenc-Nr stabilization treat -
24 meats or modifications to drainage structures to
25 protect values -at -risk following a Avildland fire.
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1 (4) COOT DI\Arlo .—The Secretaries ma -,T
2 shale the Database, and all -Nr results generated ill
3 using the Database, with all -Nr State or unit of local
4 government.
5 (i) PREDICTI\G WHERE WILDFIxLs WILL START. -
6 (1) IN ( ENERU.—The Secretaries, ill consulta-
7 tion Avith the Administrator of the National Aero -
8 nautics and Space Administration, the Secretal-Nr of
9 Enelg<r, and the Secretal-Nr of Colnrrlerce, through
10 the capabilities and assets located at the National
11 Laboratories, shall establish and Maintain a s-\rsteln
12 to predict the locations of filtlare Avildfires for fire -
13 prone areas of the United States.
14 (2) COOPERATION; COMPONENTS.—The s-\rsteln
15 established under paragraph (1) shall be based on,
16 and seek to enhance, similar s-\rstelns ill eXistellee on
17 the date of enactment of this Act, including the Fire
18 Danger Assessment S-\rstelrl.
19 (3) U, --,'E IN FORE —Not later than 1 year
20 after the date of enactment of this Act, the Seere-
21 taxies shall use the s-\rsteln established tinder para -
22 graph (1), to the rna imilin extent practicable, for
23 purposes of developing an -Nr wildland fire potential
24 forecasts.
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1 (4) COOT DI\ TIO .—The Secretaries ma -,T
2 share the system established under paragraph (1),
3 and all -Nr results generated in using the s-,rsteln, jjjth
4 all -Nr State or unit of local government.
5 (]) TERAII\ TIO\ OF AUTHORITY.—The authol•itti
6 provided b -,r this section terminates on the date that is 10
7 vears after the date of enactment of this Act.
8 (k) SvIGs CLAUSE.—Nothing in this section -
9 (1) requires the Secretal-Nr concerned to estab-
10 lisp a new program, s-rstem, or database to replace
11 an existing program, s-\rsteln, or database that meets
12 the objectives of this section; or
13 (2) precludes the Secretal-Nr concerned from
14 using existing or filture technolo,�T that -
15 (A) is more efficient, safer, or better meets
16 the needs of firefighters, other personnel, or the
17 public; and
18 (B) meets the objectives of this section.
19 SEC. 1115. MCCOY FLATS TRAIL SYSTEM.
20 (a) DEFINITION' .—In this section:
21 (1) COUNTY.—The term "COIIJIt-Nr" means
22 Uintah Colant�r, Utah.
23 (2) DECISIO\ RECORD.—The term "Decision
24 Record" means the Decision Record prepared b -\r the
25 Bureau of Land Management for the Environmental
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1 ASSeSSlnerlt fol- the 1jCCov Flats Trail Svsteril Ilnlil-
2 bered DOI-BL1I-0010-2012-0057 and dated Octo-
3 ber 2012.
4 (3) STATE.—The terra "State" means the State
5 of Utah.
6 (4) TpuuiL 5Y5'I`E.AI.—The terra "Trail SySterrr"
7 means the 11CCov Flats Trail System established by
8 subsection (b)(1).
9 (b) E,--,'TBIAsx.AIET.-
10 (1) IN GE\ER UL.—Snljjeet to valid existing
11 rights, thele is established the 1IcCO-,r Flats Trail
12 Svstelil in the State.
13 (2) AREA INCLUDED.—The Trail S-,rStelil shall
14 include public land administered b -,r the Bureau of
15 Land Management in the Conllt�v as described in
16 the Decision Record.
17 (c) Abu, AND LEGAL DESCRIPTION. -
18 (1) IN GE\ER.U.. AS soon as practicable after
19 the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretar-r
20 shall prepare a map and legal description of the
21 Trail Svstem.
22 (2) AV.UL.A-BIIATY; TILAs.AIITT.0 To CON -
23 GxEss.—The map and legal description prepared
24 under paragraph (1) shall be—
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1 (A) available in appropriate offices of the
2 Bureau of Land Management; and
3 (B) transmitted b -,r the Secretal-v to—
o (i) the Committee on Natural Re -
5 sources of the House of Representatives;
6 and
7 (ii) the Committee on Enei`P�T and
8 Natural Resources of the Senate.
9 (3) FORCE AND EFFECT.—The neap and legal
10 description prepared under paragraph (1) shall have
11 the same force and effect as if included in this sec -
12 tion, except that the Secretal-v ma -,r correct all -Nr eler-
13 ical or t -N ographical errors in the map and legal de -
14 scription.
15 (d) A MINISTR TIO .—The Secretal-v shall admin -
16 ister the 'frail Sy Steln in accordance with -
17 (1) the Federal Land Polis -v and Management
18 Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1701 et seq.);
19 (2) this section; and
20 (3) other applicable lay.
21 (e) MANAGEMENT PLAN. -
22
L AN. -
22 (1) IN ( ENERU.—Not later than 2 gears after
23 the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretai-r, in
24 consultation and coordination Avith the Collllty and
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1 affected Indian Tribes, shall prepare a management
2 plan for the Trail S-,rstern.
3 (2) PUBLIC COMMENT.—The management plan
4 shall be developed with opportunities for public eom-
5 ment.
6 (3) INTERIM ALS\ AGEMENT.—Until the coMple-
7 tion of the management plan, the 'frail S-,rstern shall
8 be administered in accordance with the Decision
9 Record.
10 (4) RECRL ATIo.N� OPPORTU ITILs.—In devel-
11 oping the management plan, the Secretai-Nr shall seek
12 to provide for new mountain bike route and trail
13 construction to increase recreational opportunities
14 within the 'frail S-,rstern, consistent Avith this section.
15 (f) USES.—The Trail System shall be used for non -
16 motorized mountain bike recreation, as described in the
17 Decision Record.
18 (g) ACQUISITION. -
19 (1) IN GENEPLUU .—On the request of the State,
20 the Secretal-v shall seek to acquire State land, or in -
21 terests in State land, located Avithin the 'frail S-,rs-
22 tem b -,r purchase from a Avilling seller or exchange.
23 (2) AD.AII ISTPATIO OF CQUIRED LAND. -
24 AmNT land acquired tinder this subsection shall be ad -
25 ministered as part of the 'frail System.
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1 (h) FEES.—No fees shall be charged for access to,
2 or use of, the Trail S-,TStern and associated parking areas.
3 SEC. 1116. TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS TO CERTAIN LAWS
4 RELATING TO FEDERAL LAND IN THE STATE
5 OF NEVADA.
6 (a) AMENDMENT TO CONVEYANCE OF FEDER.0
7 LAND IN STOREY COUNTY, NEv DA.—Section 3009(4) of
8 the Carl Levier and Howard Y. "Buck" McKeon National
9 Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2015 (Public
10 Law 113-291; 128 Stat. 3751) is amended -
11 (1) in paragraph (1)-
12 (A) b -,r striking subparagraphs (B) through
13 (ll) and redesigrrating subparagraph (E) as
14 subparagraph (ll); and
15 (B) b -,r inserting after subparagraph (A)
16 the folloAling:
17 "(B) FEDER.0 LAND.—The terns `Federal
18 land' means the land generals -Nr depicted as
19 `Federal land' on the map.
20 "(C) ALAw.—The terns `neap' means the
21 map entitled `Storer Coiarrt-Nr Land Conve-,ranee'
22 and dated June 61 2018.".
23 (2) in paragraph (3)-
24 (A) in subparagraph (A) (i), b -,r striking
25 "after completing the mining claim validit-Nr re -
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1 view under paragraph (2)(B), if requested b -,r
2 the Count -Nr,"; and
3
(B) in subparagraph (B)-
4
(i) in clause (i)-
5
(I) in the matter preceding sub -
6
clause (1), b -\r striking "each parcel of
7
land located in a alining townsite"
8
and inserting "all -Nr Federal land";
9
(11) in subclause (I), b -\r striking
10
"alining townsite" and inserting
11
"Federal land"; and
12
(III) in subclause (II), b -\r strik-
13
ing "alining townsite (including im-
14
provements to the alining townsite),
15
as identified for corlvevance on the
16
asap" and inserting "Federal land (in -
17
chiding improvements)";
18
(ii) b -\r striking clause (ii);
19
(iii) b -\r striking the subparagraph des -
20
ignition and heading and all that follows
21
through "With respect" in the matter pre -
22
ceding subclause (1) of clause (i) and in -
23
senting the following:
24
"(B) `'UAD MUNING re -
25
spect"; and
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1 (iv)
b -,r
redesignating subclauses
(1)
2 and (11)
as
clauses (i) and (ii), respec-
3 tivel-Nr, and indenting appropriateh
4 (3) in paragraph (4)(A), b -r striking "a alining
5 townsite conveyed tinder paragraph (3)(B)(i)(11)"
6 and inserting "Federal land conveyed tinder para -
7 graph (2) (B) (ii)";
8 (4) in paragraph (5), b -,r striking "a alining
9 townsite tinder paragraph (3)" and inserting "Fed -
10 eral land tinder paragraph (2)";
11 (5) in paragraph (6), in the clatter preceding
12 subparagraph (A), b -,r striking "alining townsite"
13 and inserting "Federal land";
14 (6) in paragraph (7), b -,r striking "A ruining
15 townsite to be conveyed by the United States tinder
16 paragraph (3)" and inserting "The exterior botind-
17 ai-Nr of the Federal land to be conveyed by the United
18 States tinder paragraph (2)";
19 (7) in paragraph (9)-
20 (A) b -,r striking "a alining townsite tinder
21 paragraph (3)" and inserting "the Federal land
22 under paragraph (2)"; and
23 (B) b -,r striking "the ruining townsite" and
24 inserting "the Federal land";
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1 (8) in paragraph (10), b -,r striking "the exam -
2 ination" and all that follows through the period at
3 the end and inserting "the corrve-,ranee tinder para -
4 graph (2) should be completed b -,r not later than 18
5 months after the date of enactment of the Natural
6 Resources Management Act.";
7 (9) b -,r striking paragraphs (2) and (8);
8 (10) b -,r redesignating paragraphs (3) through
9 (7) and (9) and (10) as paragraphs (2) through (6)
10 and (7) and (8) respeetivel-Nr; and
11 (11) b -r adding at the end the following:
12 "(9) AVAILABILITY OF ALAw.—The map shall be
13 on file and available for public inspection in the ap-
14 propriate offices of the Bureau of Land Manage -
15 ment."
16 (b) MODIFICATION OF UTILITY CORRIDOR.—The
17 Secretar-r shall realign the titilit-v corridor established b -,r
18 section 301(x) of the Lincoln Count -Nr Conservation, Recre-
19 ation, and Development Act of 2004 (Public Law 108-
20 424; 118 Stat. 2412) to be aligned as generalhT depicted
21 on the map entitled "Proposed LCCRDA Utilit,-Nr Corridor
22 Realignment" and dated March 14, 2017, b -r modii!Ving
23 the map entitled "Lincoln Count -v Conservation, Recre-
24 ation, and Development Act" (referred to in this stib-
25 section as the "flap") and dated October 1, 2004, b -,—
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1 (1) removing the utilit-Nr corridor from sections
2 51 61 71 81 91 101 111 14, and 15, T. 7 N., R. 68
3 E., of the flap; and
4 (2) redesignating the utilit,-Nr corridor so as to
5 appear on the flap in -
6 (A) sections 31, 32, and 33, T. 8 N., R.
7 68 E.;
8 (B) sections 4, 5, 6, and 7, T. 7 N., R. 68
9 E.; and
10 (C) sections 1 and 12, T. 7 N., 67 E.
11 (c) FI\ a CORRECTIVE PATENT I\ CLARK COUNTY,
12 NEVADA.-
13
LV DA. -
13 (1) V UAD TION OF PATE T.—Patent number
14 27-2005-00811 issued b -,r the Bureau of Land Man -
15 agement on Febi•nai-Nr 18, 20051 is affirmed and vali-
16 dated as having been issued pursuant to, and in
17 compliance Avith, the Nevada -Florida Land Ex -
18 change Authorization Act of 1988 (Public Law 100-
19 275; 102 Stat. 52), the National Environmental Pol-
20 is -,r Act of 1969 (42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.), and the
21 Federal Land Polis -Nr and Management Act of 1976
22 (43 U.S.C. 1701 et seq.) for the benefit of the desert
23 tortoise, other species, and the habitat of the desert
24 tortoise and other species to increase the likelihood
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1 of the reeovei-Nr of the desert tortoise and other spe-
2 cies.
3 (2) RATIFICATION OF RECO FIGt RATIo\.—The
4 process used b -,r the United States Fish and Wildlife
5 Service and the Bureau of Land Management in re -
6 configuring the land described in paragraph (1), as
7 depicted on Exhibit 1-4 of the Final Environmental
8 Impact Statement for the Planned Development
9 Project 1ISHCP, Lincoln CotintNTI N`' (FWS–R8-
10 ES -2008–N0136), and the reconfiguration provided
11 for in special condition 10 of the Corps of Engineers
12 Permit No. 000005042, are ratified.
13 (d) Is r C L OF CORRECTIVE PATENT i Li (,oi.
14 COUNTY, NEVADA. -
15 (1) IN GENERAL.—The Secretai-Nr, acting
16 through the Director of the Bureau of Land Man -
17 agement, ma -,r issue a corrective patent for the 7,548
18 acres of land in Lincoln Cotint NTI Nevada, depicted
19 on the map prepared b -\r the Bureau of Land Man -
20 agement entitled "Proposed Lincoln Cotint-\r Land
21 Reconfiguration" and dated Jantiai-Nr 28, 2016.
22 (2) APPLICABLE I.A-Av. A corrective patent
23 issued tinder paragraph (1) shall be treated as
24 issued pursuant to, and in compliance with, the Ne -
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1 vada -Florida Land Exchange Authorization Act of
2 1988 (Public Law 100-275; 102 Stat. 52).
3 (e) CONVEYANCE To Li col. COUNTY, NEVADA, TO
4 SUPPORT A LANDFILL. -
5 (1) IN
( ENER U.. AS
soon as practicable after
6 the date of
enactment of
this Act, and stil1ject to
7 valid existing rights, at the request of Lincoln Cotin-
8 ter, Nevada, the Secretal-v shall corlve-r AT-ithotit corl-
9 sideration under the Act of June 141 1926 (eom-
10 rnonly known as the "Recreation and Ynblic Pill -
11 poses Act") (44 Stat. 741, chapter 578; 43 U.S.C.
12 869 et seq.), to Lincoln CotintNT all right, title and
13 interest of the United States in and to approxi -
14 matel-Nr 400 acres of land in Lincoln Conrlt-v Nevada,
15 more partietilarl-v described as follows: T. 11 S., R.
16 621 E., Section 25 E 1/2 of W 1/2; and W 1/2 of E
17 1/2; and E 1/2 of SE 1/4.
18
(2) RI sERVA IO .—The
Secretal-v
shall reserve
19
to the United States the
mineral estate
in any land
20 Conveyed tinder paragraph (1) .
21 (3) Usti; OF CONVEYED ILS\D.—The land corl-
22 veered tinder paragraph (1) shall be used b -r Lincoln
23
Conrlt�vI Nevada,
to provide a suitable location
for
24
the establishment
of a centralized landfill and
to
25 provide a designated area and authorized facilities to
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1 discourage unauthorized dumping and trash disposal
2 on ernvirornrrnerntall-Nr-sensitive public land. Lincoln
3 Cotint-v ma -\r not dispose of the land conveyed tinder
4 paragraph (1).
5 (4) RLVLxsio.—If Lincoln Counter, Nevada,
6 ceases to use annr parcel of land conveyed tinder
7 paragraph (1) for the puiposes described in para -
8 graph (3)-
9 (A) title to the parcel shall revert to the
10
Secretaj-v at the
option of the
Secretai-r; and
11
(B) Lincoln
Counter shall
be responsible for
12 an -Nr reclamation necessal-v to restore the parcel
13 to a condition acceptable to the Secretal-v.
14 (f) AT. MORLAR"'l1�vLx Lss, HIGH SCHELLs WIL-
15 DERNESs, AND AIL(, DOME WILDER Ess BOUNDARY AD -
16 Jt STMENTS.
17 (1) MAIL v.AIL Ts TO THE I -Al WHITE WILDER -
18 Ess CT OF 2006.—Section 323 of the Yam White
19 Wilderness Act of 2006 (16 U.S.C. 1132 note; 120
20 Stat. 3031) is amended b -r striking subsection (e)
21 and inserting the following:
22 "(e) AT. 1lORLM WILDER Ess ADJt �T.AIE T.—The
23 botindal-v of the Alt. 1loriah Wilderness established under
24 section 2(13) of the Nevada Wilderness Protection Act of
25 1989 (16 U.S.C. 1132 note) is adjusted to inehade—
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1 "(1) the land identified as the `Mount 1loriah
2 Wilderness Area' and `Mount 1loriah Additions' on
3 the neap entitled `Eastern White Pine Count -,r' and
4 dated November 29, 2006; and
5 "(2) the land identified as `NFS Lands' on the
6 map entitled `Proposed Wilderness Boundar-r Ad -
7 justment Alt. 1loriah Wilderness Area' and dated
8 Jamaar-r 191 2017.
9 "(f) HIGH SCHELLs WlLDER.N ss AD Jt sT.AIL T.-
10 The borandar-v of the High Sehells Wilderness established
11 under subsection (a)(11) is adjusted -
12 "(1) to inehade the land identified as `Inehade
13 as Wilderness' on the map entitled `1IcCo-,r Creek
14 Mitistment' and dated November 3, 2014; and
15 "(2) to exehade the land identified as `NFS
16 Lands' on the map entitled `Proposed Wilderness
17 Boundar-r A(�jnstrilerrt High Schells Wilderness
18 Area' and dated Januar-v 19, 2017.".
19 (2) Rall y.All Ts TO THE NEVADA WILDER -
20 NESS PROTECTION CT OF 19sq.—The Nevada Wil -
21 derness Protection Act of 1989 (Public Law 101-
22 195; 16 U.S.C. 1132 note) is amended b -,r adding at
23 the end the following:
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1 "SEC. 12. ARC DOME BOUNDARY ADJUSTMENT.
2 "The boundai-Nr of the Are Dome Wilderness estab-
3 lished under section 2(2) is adjusted to exclude the land
4 identified as `Exclude from Wilderness' on the neap enti-
5 tled `Arc Dome Adjustment' and dated November 3,
6 2014.".
7 SEC. 1117. ASHLEY KARST NATIONAL RECREATION AND
8 GEOLOGIC AREA.
9 (a) DEFINI'T`IONS.—In this Section:
10 (1) ALN AGEMENT PL ,�_N.—The term "Manage -
11 meat Plan" means the management plan for the
12 Recreation Area prepared under subsection
13 (e)(2)(A).
14 (2) A=EI,.—The term "flap" means the map en -
15 titled "Northern Utah Lands Management Act -Over -
16 view" and dated December 111 2018.
17 (3) RECREATION AREA.—The term "Recreation
18 Area" means the Ashley Karst National Recreation
19 and Geologic Area established b -,r subsection (b)(1).
20 (4) SECKE'T < P .—The terns "Secretai-Nr" means
21 the Secretai-Nr of Agriculture.
22 (5) STATE.—The terns "State" means the State
23 of Utah.
24 (b) E,-_,'TBLISH.AIENT.—
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1 (1) IN GENER UL.-Sul1jeet to valid existing
2 rights, there is established the Ashle-,r Karst Na -
3 tional Recreation and Geologic Area ill the State.
4 (2) AREA INCLUDED.—The Recreation Area
5 shall consist of approximatel-v 173,163 acres of land
6 ill the Ashle-Nr National Forest, as generall-Nr depicted
7 oil the flap.
8 (c) Pt RPOSEs.—The purposes of the Recreation Area
9 are to conseiTe and protect the watershed, geological, rec-
10 reational, wildlife, scenic, natural, cultural, and historic
11 resources of the Recreation -i•ea.
12 (d) LAW ND LEG uL DESWRIPTIoN.-
13 (1) IN GENER U.. As soon as practicable after
14 the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretai-r
15 shall prepare and submit to the Committee oil Nat -
16 ural Resources and the Committee oil Agriculture of
17 the House of Representatives and the Committee oil
18 Energ�r and Natural Resources of the Senate a map
19 and legal description of the Recreation Area.
20 (2) EFFECT.—The map and legal description
21 prepared tinder paragraph (1) shall have the same
22 force and effect as if included ill this section, except
23 that the Secretai-r may correct iiliiior errors ill the
24 snap or legal description.
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1 (3) AvAILA-BILITY. A toff of the neap and
2 legal description prepared under paragraph (1) shall
3 be on file and available for public inspection in the
4 appropriate offices of the Forest Service.
5 (e) ADMINISTRATION. -
6 (1) IN GE\ER=UL.—The Secretal-v shall admin -
7 ister the Recreation Area in accordance ivith-
8 (A) the laws generall-Nr applicable to the
9 National Forest S-,rstern, including the Forest
10 and Rangeland Renewable Resources Planning
11 Act of 1974 (16 U.S.C. 1600 et seq.);
12 (B) this section; and
13 (C) an -Nr other applicable lay.
14 (2) MANAGEMENT PLAN. -
15 (A) IN ( ENER U.—Not later than 2 gears
16 after the date of enactment of this Act, the See -
17 retal-v shall prepare a management plan for the
18 Recreation Area.
19 (B) CO St -L TIO .—The Secretal-v
20 shall -
21 (i) prepare the management plan in
22 consultation and coordination Avith Uintah
23 Counter, Utah, and affected Indian Tribes;
24 and
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1 (ii) provide for public input in the
2 preparation of the management plan.
3 (f) U,Ls.—The Secretar-Nr shall orrl-Nr allow such uses
4 of the Recreation Area that Avonld-
5 (1) firrther the purposes for which the Reere-
6 ation Area is established; and
7 (2) promote the long-term protection and man -
8 agement of the watershed and underground karst
9 systeril of the Recreation Area.
10 (g) MOTORIZED VEHICI�Ls.-
11 (1) IN GE as needed for emer-
12 gene -Nr response or administrative purposes, the use
13 of motorized vehicles in the Recreation Area shall be
14 permitted 0111 -Nr on roads and motorized routes des -
15 ignited in the Management Plan for the use of rno-
16 torized vehicles.
17 (2) NEW nth mss.—No new permanent or tem -
18 porarNT roads or other motorized vehicle routes shall
19 be constructed within the Recreation Area after the
20 date of enactment of this Act.
21 (3) E-XrsTI.NG POADs.-
22 (A) IN ( ENERAL.—Necessar-Nr maintenance
23 or repairs to existing roads designated in the
24 Management Plan for the nse of motorized ve-
25 hicles, including rrecessar-Nr repairs to keep exist -
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1 ing roads free of debris or other safet-Nr hazards,
2 shall be permitted after the date of enactment
3 of this Act, consistent Avith the recinirements of
4 this section.
5 (B) REROUTING.—Nothing in this sub -
6 section prevents the Secretai-Nr fi•orn rerouting
7 an existing road or trail to protect Recreation
8 Area resources from degradation, or to protect
9 public safety, as determined to be appropriate
10 by the Secretai-Nr.
11 (4) OVER �NOAV VEHICLES.—Where allowed
12 prior to the date of enactment of this Act, the Sec -
13 retai-Nr shall authorize the use of snowmobiles and
14 other over snow vehicles Avithin the Recreation Area
15 if there is at least 6 inches of snow coverage, subject
16 to such terms and conditions as the Secretai-Nr deter -
17 mines to be rnecessai-Nr.
18 (5) APPLI(_ABLE i.,Aw. Activities authorized
19 under this subsection shall be consistent urith the ap-
20 plicable forest plan and travel management plan for,
21 and an -Nr law (including regulations) applicable to,
22 the AShley National Forest.
23 (h) WATER I FPAsTPU('T RE. -
24 (1) E��TIGdesignation of the
25 Recreation Area shall not affect the ability of au -
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1 thorized users to
access, operate,
and maintain
2 Avater infrastructure
facilities Avithin
the Recreation
3 Area in accordance
Avith applicable
authorizations
4 and permits.
5 (2) COOPERATIVE AGREE.AIL\'I`S.
6
(A) IN GI;NER.U.—The Secretai-Nr shall
7
offer to enter into a cooperative agreement Avith
8
authorized users and local governmental entities
9
to provide, in accordance Avith all -Nr applicable
10
lay- (including regulations) -
11
(i) access, including Motorized access,
12
for repair and Maintenance to Avater infra -
13
structure facilities Avithin the Recreation
14
Area, including Whiterocks Reservoir, sub -
15
ject to such terms and conditions as the
16
Secretai-Nr determines to be rnecessai-Nr; and
17
(ii) access and Maintenance b -,r au -
18
thorized users and local governmental enti-
19
ties for the continued delivei-Nr of Avater to
20
the AShley `'alley if Avater flows cease or
21
become diminished due to impairment of
22
the karst S-\rStern, Subject to Such tel-InS
23
and conditions as the Secretai-Nr determines
24
to be rnecessai-Nr.
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1 (i) GpuZI\G.—The grazing, of livestock in the Recre-
2 ation Area, where established before the date of enactment
3 of this Act, shell be allowed to continue, subject to such
4 reasonable regulations, policies, and practices as the Sec-
s retau-r considers to be necessau-r in accordance Avith-
6 (1) applicable law (including regulations);
7 (2) the puiposes of the Recreation Area; and
8 (3) the guidelines set forth in the report of the
9 Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs of the
10 House of Representatives accompanying H.R. 5487
11 of the 96th Congress (H. Rept. 96-617).
12 (j) Fisx Nv WILDLIFE.—Nothing in this section af-
13 fects the jurisdiction of the State Avith respect to the man -
14 agement of fish and Avildlife on Federal lend in the State.
15 (k) WILDLIFE WATER PROJECTS.—The Secretai-N, in
16 consultation Avith the State, ma -,T authorize Avildlife Avater
17 projects (including guzzlers) Avithin the Recreation Area.
18 (1) WATER RIGHTS.—Nothing in this section -
19 (1) constitutes an express or implied reservation
20 b -,r the United States of all -v Avater rights Avith re -
21 spect to the Recreation Area;
22
(2)
effects
alIAT Avater
rights in the State;
23
(3)
effects
the use or allocation, in existence on
24 the date of enactment of this Act, of all -Nr Avater,
25 Avater right, or interest in Avater;
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1 (4) affects all -Nr vested absolute or decreed condi-
2 tional Avater right in existence on the date of enact -
3 rent of this Act, including all -Nr water right held b -,r
4 the United States;
5 (5) affects ail -Nr interstate Avater compact in ex -
6 istence on the date of enactment of this Act; or
7 (6) shall be considered to be a relinquishment
8 or redaction of ail -Nr Avater rights reserved or appro-
9 printed bAT the United States in the State on or be -
10 fore the date of enactment of this Act.
11 (111) WITHDR WU..—Subject to valid existing rights,
12 all Federal land in the Recreation Area is lvithdrawn
13 from -
14 (1) all forms of enti-Nr, appropriation, and dis-
15 poral tinder the public land laws;
16 (2) location, erlti-Nr, and patent tinder the mining
17 laws; and
18 (3) operation of the mineral leasing, mineral
19 materials, and geothermal leasing laws.
20 (n) NTE GE 1 TIO MANAGEMENT.—Nothing, in this
21 section prevents the Secretai-Nr fi•orn conducting vegetation
22 management projects, including filels reduction activities,
23 Avithin the Recreation Area for the purposes of improving
24 Avater gaalit-Nr and reducing risks from Avildfire.
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1 (o) WILDIAND FIRE OPERATIONS. -Nothing in this
2 section prohibits the Secretai-Nr, in consultation with other
3 Federal, State, local, and Tribal agencies, as appropriate,
4 from conducting Avildland fire treatment operations or res -
5 toration operations in the Recreation Area, consistent with
6 the purposes of this section.
7 (p) RLcxL Tlo FLLs.—Except for fees for im-
8 proved campgrounds, the Seeretai-Nr is prohibited from col -
9 lecting recreation entrance or recreation use fees within
10 the Recreation Area.
11 (q) COMMUNICATION I\FR STP ('Tt PE. -Nothing in
12 this section affects the continued use of, and access to,
13 communication infrasti•nctnre (including rnecessai-Nr up -
14 (nades) within the Recreation Area, in accordance with ap-
15 plieable authorizations and permits.
16 (r) No-FEDEIL u. LAND. -
17 (1) IN GI;NER.UL.-Nothing in this section af-
18 fects non -Federal land or interests in non -Federal
19 land Avithirn the Recreation Area.
20 (2) pct Lss.—The Secretai-Nr shall provide rea-
21 sonable access to non -Federal land or interests in
22 non -Federal land Avithirn the Recreation Area.
23 (S) OUTFITTING AND GUIDE A('TIVITIEs.—Outfittirng
24 and guide sen ices within the Recreation Area, including
25 commercial outfitting and guide seiTices, are authorized
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1 in accordance Avith this section and other applicable law
2 (inehading regulations).
3 SEC. 1118. JOHN WESLEY POWELL NATIONAL CONSERVA-
4 TION AREA.
5 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this Section:
6 (1) 1I AA,.—The terns "flap" means the Bureau
7 of Land Management neap entitled "Proposed John
8 Weslev Powell National Conservation Area" and
9 dated December 101 2018.
10 (2) NATION I� CONSERVATION AREA.—The
11 terns "National Conservation Area" means the John
12 Weslev Powell National Conservation Area estab-
13 lished b -,r subsection (b)(1).
14 (b) EsTABLISH.AILNT.-
15 (1) IN GENER UL.—Subject to valid existing
16 rights, there is established the John Welle-Nr Polvell
17 National ConseiTation Area in the State of Utah.
18 (2) AREA INCLUDED.—The National Conserva-
19 tion Area shall consist of approximatel-Nr 29,868
20 acres of public land administered b -,r the Bnrean of
21 Land Management as generall-Nr depicted on the
22 flap.
23 (c) Pt RPOSLs.—The purposes of the National Con -
24 servation Area are to conserve, protect, and enhance for
25 the benefit of present and filture generations the nation -
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1 all -Nr significant historic, cultural, natural, scientific, scenic,
2 recreational, archaeological, educational, and Avildlife re -
3 sources of the National ConseiTation Area.
4 (d) ALA-Pv LEG UL DESCRIPTION.
5 (1) IN GI;NER.UL. AS
soon
as practicable after
6 the date of enactment of
this
Act, the Secretai-r
7 shall prepare and file a map and legal description of
8 the National Conservation Area Avith the Committee
9 on Energ�r and Natural Resources of the Senate and
10 the Committee oil Natural Resources of the House
11 of Representatives.
12 (2) EFFECT.—The map and legal description
13 prepared tinder paragraph (1) shall have the same
14 force and effect as if included ill this section, except
15 that the Secretai-r may correct iiliiior errors ill the
16 snap or legal description.
17 (3) AvSIL BIIATY. A toff of the map and
18 legal description shall be oil file and available for
19 public inspection ill the appropriate offices of the
20 Bnrean of Land Management.
21 (e) 1L�N AGI;ME T.—The Secretai-r shall manage the
22 National Conservation Area -
23 (1) in a manner that conserves, protects, and
24 enhances the resources of the National Conservation
25 Area;
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1 (2) in accordance Avith-
2 (A) the Federal Land Polis -v and Manage -
3 ment Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1701 et seq.);
4 (B) this section; and
5 (C) annr other applicable lav; and
6 (3) as a component of the National Landscape
7 Conservation Svstern.
8 (4) MANAGEMENT PLAN. -
9 (A) IN GENERAL.—Not later than 2 gears
10 after the date of enactment of this Act, the Sec -
11 retal-v shall develop a management plan for the
12 National ConseiTation Area.
13 (B) CONS L TIO .—The Secretal-v shall
14 prepare the management plan -
15 (i) in consultation and coordination
16 Avith the State of Utah, Uintah Count -r,
17 and affected Indian Tribes; and
18 (ii) after providing for public input.
19 (f) UsLs.—The Secretal-v shall 0111 -Nr allow such uses
20 of the National ConseiTation Area as the Secretai-Nr deter -
21 mines Avould fiu•ther the purposes for which the National
22 Conservation is established.
23 (g) AcQ ISITIO .-
24 (1) IN GENERAL.—The Secretal-v ma -r acquire
25 land or interests in land Avithin the boundaries of the
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1 National ConseiTation Area b -,r purchase from a ivill-
2 ing seller, donation, or exchange.
3 (2) INCORPORATION UN N TIW I� coNSERVA-
4 TION ALL A. Arry land or interest in land located in-
s side the boundar-Nr of the National Conservation Area
6 that is acquired b -,r the United States after the date
7 of enactment of this Act shall be added to and ad -
8 ministered as part of the National Conservation
9 Area.
10 (3) STATE L.�Nv.—On request of the Utah
11 School and Institutional Ti-tast Lands Administration
12 and, if practicable, not later than 5 gears after the
13 date of enactment of this Act, the Secretar-Nr shall
14 seek to acquire all State-owned land within the
15 boundaries of the National Conservation Area by eX-
16 change or purchase, subject to the appropriation of
17 rrecessar-Nr fiends.
18 (h) MOTORIZED NTEHICLES.-
19 (1) IN GENERAL. -Subject to paragraph (2),
20 except in cases in which motorized vehicles are need -
21 ed for administrative purposes or to respond to an
22 erilergerlc-Nr, the use of motorized vehicles in the Na -
23 tional Conservation Area shall be permitted orrl-Nr ore
24 roads designated in the management plan.
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1 (2) USE OF MOTOIIZED VEHICLES PRIOR TO
2 COMPLETIO\ OF ALS\AGLML\'I` PLAN.—Prior to
3 completion of the management plan, the use of mo -
4 torized vehicles Avithin the National Conservation
5 Area shall be permitted in accordance Avith the appli-
6 cable Bureau of Land Management resource man -
7 agement plan.
8 (i) GIAZI\G.—The grazing of livestock in the Na -
9 tional Conservation Area, where established before the
10 date of enactment of this Act, shall be allowed to continue,
11 subject to such reasonable regulations, policies, and prac-
12 tices as the Secretal-v considers to be necessai-Nr in accord -
13 ance Avith-
14 (1) applicable law (including regulations);
15 (2) the purposes of the National Conservation
16 Area; and
17 (3) the guidelines set forth in Appendix A of
18 the report of the Committee on Interior and Insular
19 Affairs of the House of Representatives accom-
20 panrTing H.R. 2570 of the 101st Congress (House
21 Report 101-405) .
22 (j) FISH AND WILDLIFE.—Nothing in this section af-
23 fects the jurisdiction of the State of Utah Avith respect
24 to the management of fish and Avildlife on Federal land
25 in the State.
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1 (k) WILDLIFE WATER PROJECTS.—The Secretary' in
2 consultation Avith the State of Utah, Ina -r authorize Avildlife
3 Avater pI•gjects (including guzzlers) Avithin the National
4 Conservation Area.
5 (1) GREATER SAGE -GROUSE CONSERVATION
6 PROJECTS.—Nothing in this section affects the authol•itr
7 of the Secretal-Nr to undertake Greater sage-gorouse
8 (Centrocercus tirophasianus) conservation pI•gjects to
9 maintain and improve Greater sage -grouse habitat, includ-
10 ing the management of vegetation through mechanical
11 means, to fin•ther the pnlposes of the National Conserva-
12 tion Area.
13 (m) WATER RIGHT' .—Nothing in this section -
14 (1) constitutes an express or implied reservation
15 b -,r the United States of all -Nr water rights with re -
16 spect to the National Conservation Area;
17 (2) affects all -Nr Avater rights in the State;
18 (3) affects the use or allocation, in existence on
19 the date of enactment of this Act, of all -Nr Avater,
20 Avater right, or interest in Avater;
21 (4) affects all -Nr vested absolute or decreed condi-
22 tional Avater right in existence on the date of enact -
23 Iilent of this Act, including all -Nr water right held b -,r
24 the United States;
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1 (5) affects all -Nr interstate Avater compact in ex -
2 istence on the date of enactment of this Act; or
3 (6) shall be considered to be a relinquishment
4 or reduction of all -Nr Avater rights reserved or appro-
5 priated b -,r the United States in the State on or be -
6 fore the date of enactment of this Act.
7 (n) No BL'I+FEI GO\LS.-
8 (1) IN GENERAL.—Nothing in this section cre-
9 ates a protective perimeter or buffer zone around the
10 National ConseiTation Area.
11 (2) A('TIVITIEs OUT, --,'IDE NATIONAL cONsLxvA-
12 TION AREA.—The fact that all authorized activity 01-
13
r13 use on land outside the National Conservation Area
14 can be seen or heard Avithin the National Conserva-
15 tion Area shall not preclude the aetivit-v 01- nse ont-
16 side the bonndal-v of the Area.
17 (0) WITHDR AV.U�.-
18 (1) IN GI;NER.U..—Subject to valid existing
19 rights, all Federal land in the National Conservation
20 Area (inch -Wing ainT land acquired after the date of
21 enactment of this Act) is Avithdrawn from -
22 (A) all forms of entl-Nr, appropriation, and
23 disposal under the public land laws;
24 (B) location, e11tj-v and patent tinder the
25 mining laws; and
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1 (C) operation of the mineral leasing, min -
2 eral materials, and geothermal leasing laws.
3 (p) VE GETATION ALS _ AGEMENT.—Nothing in this
4 section prevents the Secretai-r fi•orn conducting vegetation
5 management projects, including filels reduction activities,
6 Avithin the National Conservation Area that are consistent
7 Avith this section and that fiu•ther the purposes of the Na-
b tional ConseiTation Area.
9 (q) `VILDIAND FIRE OPERATIONS.—Nothing in this
10 section prohibits the Secretal-v in consultation Avith other
11 Federal, State, local, and Tribal agencies, as appropriate,
12 from conducting Avildland fire prevention and restoration
13 operations in the National ConseiTation Area, consistent
14 Avith the purposes of this section.
15 (r) RLGxL TIO FEES. -Except for improved camp -
16 grounds, the SecretarNT is prohibited from collecting recre-
17 ation entrance or use fees Avithin the National Conserva-
18 tion Area.
19 (S) OUTFITTING AND GUIDE A('TIVITIEs.—Outfittirng
20 and guide seiTices Avithin the National Conservation Area,
21 including commercial outfitting and guide services, are au -
22 thorized in accordance Avith this section and other applica-
23 ble law (including regulations).
24 (t) No-FEDEP,.u. LAND. -
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1 (1) IN GENE LU.—Nothing in this section af-
2 fects non -Federal land or interests in non -Federal
3 land Avithin the National ConseiTation Area.
4 (2) RI ASO. Ll ACCESS.—The Secretai-Nr shall
5 provide reasonable access to non -Federal land or in -
6 terests in non -Federal land Avithin the National Con -
7 servation Area.
8 (u) RI Sl P,('H AND I TEPPPETI Tli ALN AGI .AIENT.—
9 The Secretai-Nr ma -,r establish programs and projects for
10 the conduct of scientific, historical, cultural, archeological,
11 and natural studies through the use of public and private
12 partnerships that fiarther the puiposes of the National
13 Conservation Area.
14 SEC. 1119. ALASKA NATIVE VIETNAM ERA VETERANS LAND
15 ALLOTMENT.
16 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
17 (1) AVAILABLE FEDEILU LAND.
18 (A) IN GENEILU.—The term "available
19 Federal land" means Federal land in the State
20 that -
21 (i) is vacant, unappropriated, and un -
22 reserved and is identified as available for
23 selection under subsection (b)(5); or
24 (ii) has been selected b -,r, but clot -,ret
25 convened to—
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1 (1) the State, if the State agrees
2 to vohantaril-Nr relinquish the selection
3 of the Federal land for selection by an
4
eligible individual; or
5
(11) a Regional Corporation or a
6
Village Corporation, if the Regional
7
Corporation or Village Corporation
8
agrees to volnntarihT relinquish the se -
9
lection of the Federal land for selec-
10
tion b -,r an eligible individual.
11
(B) Exci Bio s.—The terra "available
12
Federal land" does not include ally Federal
13
land in the State that is -
14
(i) (1) a right-of-Ava-,r of the
15
TransAlaska Pipeline; or
16
(11) an inner or outer corridor of such
17
a right-of-Ava- ;
18
(ii) Avithdrawn or acquired for ptir-
19
poses of the Armed Forces;
20
(iii) tinder review for a pending right -
21
of-Ava-,r for a natural gas corridor;
22
(iv) Avithin the Arctic National Wild -
23
life Refilge;
24
(v) Avithin a unit of the National For -
25
est S-\rSterrr;
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1 (vi) designated as Avilderness b -,r Con -
2 gress;
3 (vii) Avithin a unit of the National
4 Park S-,rstern, a National Preserve, or a
5 National Monument;
6 (viii) Avithin a component of the Na -
1 tional Trails S-rstern;
8 (ix) Avithin a component of the Na -
9 tional Mild and Scenic Rivers S-,rsteril; 01-
10
r10 (x) Avithin the National Petroleum Re -
11 serve–Alaska.
12 (2) ELIGIBLE INDIVID U.—The term "eligible
13 individual" means an individual who, as determined
14 by the Secretal-v in accordance Avith subsection
15 (c)(1), is -
16 (A) a Native veteran -
17 (i) who seiTed in the Aimed Forces
18 daring the period between August 5, 1964,
19 and December 311 1971; and
20 (ii) has not received an allotment
21 made pursuant to -
22 (1) the Act of 11a -,r 17, 1906 (34
23 Stat. 197, chapter 2469) (as in effect
24 on December 171 1971);
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1 (11) section 14(h)(5) of the Alas -
2 ka Native Claims Settlement Act (43
3 U.S.C. 1613(h)(5)); or
4 (III) section 41 of the Alaska
5 Native Claims Settlement Act (43
6 U.S.C. 16298); or
7 (B) is the personal representative of the
8 estate of a deceased eligible individual described
9 in subparagraph (A), who has been duhT ap-
10 pointed in the appropriate Alaska State court
11 or a registrar has qualified, acting for the ben -
12 efit of the heirs of the estate of a deceased eligi-
13 ble individual described in subparagraph (A).
14 (3) NATIVE; REGIONAL CORPORATION; VILLAGE
15 COnPORATIO\.—The terms "Native", "Regional
16 Corporation", and "Village Corporation" have the
17 meanings given those terms in section 3 of the Alas -
18 ka Native Claims Settlement Act (43 U.S.C. 1602).
19 (4) STATE.—The terns "State" means the State
20 of Alaska.
21 (5) VE TEI AN .—The terns "veteran" has the
22 meaning given the term in section 101 of title 38,
23 United States Code.
24 (b) ALLOT.AIE Ts Ikon ELIGIBLE INDIVIDt AI�s.—
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1 (1) I\FORALA- `IO\ TO DETERMI\L LLIGI-
2 BILITY .-
3 (A) IN GENERAL.—Not later than 180
4 da -NT s after the date of enactment of this Act,
5 the Secretai-Nr of lleferlse, in coordination Avith
6 the Secretai-Nr of Veterans Affairs, shall provide
7 to the Secretai-Nr a list of all members of the
8 Armed Forces who served during the period be -
9 tween August 5, 1964, and December 31, 1971.
10 (B) U'S'E.—The Secretai-Nr shall use the in -
11 formation provided under stibparagraph (A) to
12 determine whether an individual Meets the mili-
13 tai -Nr sei-N-ice reclnirements tinder subsection
14 (a) (2) (A) (i).
15 (C) OUTREACH ANDssl�l�
16 Secretai-Nr, in coordination Avith the Secretai-Nr of
17 Veterans Affairs, shall conduct outreach, and
18 provide assistance in appl)Ting for allotments, to
19 eligible individuals.
20 (2) RLGt LATIo s.—Not later than 18 months
21 after the date of enactment of this section, the Sec -
22 retai-Nr shall promulgate regulations to cai•i-Nr out this
23 subsection.
24 (3) SELECTION BY ELIGIBLE I DIVIDt .Us. -
25 (A) IN GENE L U. Arl eligible individtial—
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1 (i) ma -Nr select 1 parcel of not less than
2 2.5 acres and not more than 160 acres of
3 available Federal land; and
4 (ii) on making a selection pursuant to
5 clause (i), shall submit to the Secretal-v an
6 allotment selection application for the ap-
7 plicable parcel of available Federal land.
8 (B) SELECTIO\ PERIOD. An eligible indi-
9 vidual ma -,r appl�r for an allotment during the 5-
10 gear period beginning on the effective date of
11 the final regulations issued under paragraph
12 (2).
13 (4) CO\FLICTI\G 'SELECTIONS.—If 2 or more
14 eligible individuals submit to the Secretal-v an allot -
15 meat selection application under paragraph
16 (3)(A)(ii) for the same parcel of available Federal
17 land, the Secretai-r shall -
18 (A) give preference to the selection applica-
19 tion received on the earliest date; and
20 (B) provide to each eligible individual the
21 selection application of whom is rejected under
22 subparagraph (A) an opportunit-Nr to select a
23 substitute parcel of available Federal land.
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1 (5) IDENTIFICATION OF V SIL A -BLL FLDLR =UL
2 L \D ADMINISTERED BY THE BUREAU AL OF LA_\D
3 ALAN AGEMENT. -
4 (A) IN GENER =UL.—Not later than 1 gear
5 after the date of enactment of this Act, the Sec -
6 retarNTl in consultation with the State, Regional
7 Corporations, and Village Corporations, shall
8 identif�v Federal land administered by the Bu -
9 reau of Land Management as available Federal
10 land for allotment selection in the State by eli-
11 Bible individuals.
12 (B) CERTIFICATION; SuRvEv.—The Sec -
13 retal-v shall -
14 (i) certif�v that the available Federal
15 land identified under subparagraph (A) is
16 free of known contamination; and
17 (ii) sui--e-,r the available Federal land
18 identified under subparagraph (A) into ali-
19 quot parts and lots, segregating all navi-
20 gable and meanderable waters and land
21 not available for allotment selection.
22 (C) soon as practicable after
23 the date on which available Federal land is
24 identified under subparagraph (A), the Sec -
25 retal-v shall submit to Congress, and publish in
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1
the Federal Register, 1 or more neaps depicting
2
the identified available Federal land.
3
(ll) Co vLY A cts. An -Nr available Fed -
4
eral land conveyed to an eligible individual
5
under this paragraph shall be subject to -
6
(i) valid existing rights; and
7
(ii) the reservation of minerals to the
8
United States.
9
(E) INTENT of is the in -
10
tent of Congress that not later than 1 gear
11
after the date on which an eligible individual
12
submits an allotment selection application for
13
available Federal land that meets the require -
14
ments of this section, as determined b -,r the Sec -
15
retal-', the Secretal-v shall issue to the eligible
16
individual a certificate of allotment Avith respect
17
to the available Federal land covered by the al -
18 lotment selection application, subject to the re -
19 quirements of subparagraph (D).
20 (c) IDENTIFICATION OF AVAILABLE FLVLIL=-i� LAND
21 IN UNIT' OF THE N ATION .U� WILDLIFE REFUGE S� s-
22 TEAL -
23 (1) REPORT.—Not later than 1 gear after the
24 date of enactment of this Act, the Secretal-v shall—
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1 (A) conduct a stud -Nr to determine whether
2 anv additional Federal lands Avithin units of the
3 National Wildlife Refilge S-Nrsteril ill the State
4 should be made available for allotment selec-
5 tion; and
6 (B) report the findings and conclusions of
7 the stuud-Nr to Cong7 ess.
8 (2) CONTENT OF THE REPORT.—The Secretal-v
9 shall include in the report required under paragraph
10 M-
11 (A) the Secretal-v's determination whether
12 Federal lands Avithin units of the National
13 Wildlife Refiuge S-,rsteril ill the State should be
14 made available for allotment selection b -,r eligi-
15 ble individuals; and
16 (B) identification of the specific areas (ill -
17 eluding maps) Avithin units of the National
18 Wildlife Refiuge S-,rsteril ill the State that the
19 Secretal-v determines should be made available,
20 consistent Avith the mission of the National
21 Wildlife Refiuge S-vS tem and the specific piur-
22 poses for which the unit Avas established, and
23 this subsection.
24 (3) F ('TOP,s TO BE CONSIDERED.—In deter -
25 mining whether Federal lands Avithin units of the
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1 National Wildlife Refilge System ill the State should
2 be made available tinder paragraph (1) (A), the See -
3 retar-T shall take into accotint-
4 (A) the proXirrrit-NT of the Federal land
5 made available for allotment selection tinder
6 subsection (b)(5) to eligible individuals;
7 (B) the PIoximit-,T of the units of the Na-
b tional Wildlife Refilge S-,Tstem ill the State to el -
9 igible individuals; and
10 (C) the amount of additional Federal land
11 Avithin units of the National Wildlife Refilge
12 Svsteril ill the State that the Secretar-T esti-
13 mates Avotild be necessar-T to make allotments
14 available for selection b -,T eligible individuals.
15 (4) IDENTIFVI\G FEDER UU LAND IN UNIT',--" of
16 THE \ TIO\ L WILDLIFE REFUGE SYSTEM.—Ill
17 identit�Ting whether Federal lands Avithirr units of the
18 National Wildlife Refilge System in the State should
19 be made available for allotment tinder paragraph
20 (2)(B), the Secretar-T shall not identif�v arr-NT Federal
21 land in a unit of the National Wildlife Refilge S-NTs-
22 tem -
23 (A) the conveyance of which, independerrtl-NT
24 or as part of a group of allotments—
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1
(i) could significantl-Nr interfere with
2
biological, ph-NTSical, cultural, scenic, rec-
3
reational, natural quiet, or subsistence val-
4
nes of the unit of the National Wildlife
5
Refilge S-NrStern;
6
(ii) could obsti-taet access b -,r the public
7
or the Fish and Wildlife Sen ice to the re -
8
source valves of the unit;
9
(iii) could trigger development or fit -
10
tore uses in an area that Avould advei•Sely
11
affect resource valves of the surrounding
12
National Wildlife Refilge System land;
13
(iv) could open an area of a unit to
14
new access and uses that adversely affect
15
resources valves of the unit; or
16
(v) could interfere with the manage -
17
ment plan of the unit;
18
(B) that is located within 300 feet from
19
the shore of a navigable water bod ;
20
(C) that is not consistent with the pur-
21
poses for which the unit of the National Wild -
22
life Refilge S-,rstem was established;
23
(ll) that is designated as wilderness b -,r
24
Congress; or
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1 (E) that is Avithin the Arctic National
2 Wildlife ReftIge.
3 (d) L1mI TIO .—No Federal land ma -,r be identified
4 for selection or made available for allotment Avithin a unit
5 of the National Wildlife ReftIge S-\rstem unless it has been
6 authorized b -,r an Act of Congress subsequent to the date
7 of enactment of this Act. Further, an -Nr proposed convey -
8 once of land within a unit of the National Wildlife ReftIge
9 S— Steln must have been identified by the Secretal-v in ac -
10 eordanee with subsection (c)(4) in the report to Congress
11 required b -v subsection (c) and include patent provisions
12 that the land remains sul1ject to the laws and regulations
13 governing the use and development of the ReftIge.
14 SEC. 1120. RED RIVER GRADIENT BOUNDARY SURVEY.
15 (a) DEFINITION' .—In this section:
16 (1) AFFECTED AZEA.
17 (A) IN GENEPLUU .—The term "affected
18 area" means land along the approximatel-v 116-
19 mile stretch of the Red River, from its eon -
20 fluence with the north fork of the Red River on
21 the west to the 98th meridian on the east.
22 (B) Est ISL los.—The term "affected
23 area" does not inehade the portion of the Red
24 River within the boundal-v depicted on the sur -
25 ve-,r prepared b -,r the Bureau of Land Manage -
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1 Ment entitled "Township 5 South, Range 14
2 West, of the Indian Meridian, Oklahoma, De -
3 pendent Reslal--e-Nr and Slat--e-,r" and dated Feb -
4 rtial-Nr 281 2006.
5 (2) `SIL l)IE\T BOUNDARY SUPVEY METHOD.
6 The term "gradient boundai-Nr suive-,r method"
7 Means the measurement technique used to locate the
8 South Bank boundal-Nr lisle in accordance with the
9 lnethodolog<r established in Oklahoma v. Texas, 261
10 U.S. 340 (1923) (recognizing that the boundai-Nr line
11 along the Red River is subject to change due to ero-
12 cion and accretion).
13 (3) LANDOWNER.—The term "landowner"
14 means all -Nr individual, group, association, corpora -
15 tion, federally recognized Indian tribe or member of
16 such an Indian tribe, or other private or govern -
17 Mental legal erltit-Nr that owns an interest in land in
18 the affected area.
19 (4) SECRETARY.—The term "Secretal-Nr" means
20 the Secretal-Nr, acting through the Director of the
21 Bureau of Land Management.
22 (5) SOUTH B-NK.—The term "South Bank"
23 Means the water -washed and relativel-Nr permanent
24 elevation or acclivit-Nr (co111111orll-Nr known as a "cut
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1 bank") along the Southerl-Nr or right side of the Red
2 River that -
3 (A) separates the bed of that river from
4 the a(�j acent upland, whether valle-,r or hill; and
5 (B) usuall-Nr serves, as specified in the fifth
6 paragraph of Oklahoma v. Texas, 261 U.S. 340
7 (1923)-
8 (i) to confine the waters within the
9 bed; and
10 (ii) to preserve the coarse of the river.
11 (6) SOUTH BANK BOUNDARY ITL.—The term
12 "South Bank boundai-Nr line" means the boundai-Nr,
13 with respect to title and ownership, between the
14 States of Oklahoma and Texas identified through
15 the gradient boundai-Nr Suiwe-Nr method that does not
16 impact or alter the permanent political boundai-Nr lisle
17 between the States along the Red River, as outlined
18 under article 11, section B of the Red River Bound -
19 air Compact enacted b -\r the States and consented to
20 b -\r Congress pursuant to Public Law 106-288 (114
21 Stat. 919).
22 (b) SURVEY OF SOUTH BANK BOU v ALv LI\L.-
23 (1) SURVEY REQUIRED.—
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1 (A) IN GI;NER.U.—The Secretai-Nr shall
2 commission a suiTev to identit�r the South Bank
3 boundai-Nr lisle ill the affected area.
4 (B) REQUIREMENT'S'.—The sui--e-Nr shall -
5 (i) adhere to the gradient boundai-Nr
6 Sul--e-Nr method;
7 (ii) span the length of the affected
8 area;
9 (iii) be conducted b -\r 1 or more inde-
10 pendent third -part -Nr slnr-eyors that are -
11 (I) licensed and qualified to con -
12 duct official gradient boundai-Nr su1--
13 ve-\rs; and
14 (II) selected b -\r the Secretan , in
15 consultation ivith-
16 (aa) the Texas General
17 Land Office;
18 (bb) the Oklahoma Commis -
19 sioners of the Land Office, ill
20 consultation Avith the attorrlev
21 general of the State of Okla -
22 homa; and
23 (cc) each affected federall-Nr
24 recognized Indian Tribe; and
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1 (iv) subject to the availabilit-Nr of ap-
2 propriations, be completed not later than 2
3 vears after the date of enactment of this
4 Act.
5 (2) Ai ppmv u. OF THE BOUNDARY SURVE .-
6 (A) IN ( ENER U.—Not later than 60 days
7 after the date on which the sui--e-Nr or a portion
8 of the sui--e-\r under paragraph (1) (A) is corn -
9 pleted, the Secretai-Nr shall submit the sui--e-\r for
10 approval to—
1 l (i) the Texas General Land Office;
12 (ii) the Oklahoma Commissioners of
13 the Land Office, in consultation with the
14 attorne-\r general of the State of Oklahoma;
15 and
16 (iii) each affected federall-Nr recognized
17 Indian Tribe.
18 (B) ' imr G OF AAlppOvU,.—Not later
19 than 60 dans after the date on which each of
20 the Texas General Land Office, the Oklahoma
21 Commissioners of the Land Office, in consulta-
22 tion with the attorne-\r general of the State of
23 Oklahoma, and each affected federall-Nr recog-
24 nized Indian Tribe notit�r the Secretai-Nr of the
25 approval of the boundai-Nr SlIlTe-Nr or a portion of
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1 the Stiff--e-Nr b -,r the applicable office or federall-Nr
2 recognized Indian Tribe, the Secretai-Nr shall de -
3
termine whether to approve the stirve-Nr or por-
4
tion of the sui-Ve� I subject to subparagraph (ll).
5
(C) SUBMISSION OF PORTIO\S OF 5L PVE
6
Fon YPnOv�L. AS portions of the Stiff--e-,r are
7
completed, the Secretai-Nr ma -\r submit the corn -
8
pleted portions of the stirve-Nr for approval tinder
9
subparagraph (A).
10
(ll) WRITTEN AAPPov ,.—The Secreta -Nr
11
shall onhT approve the Stiff--e-\r, or a portion of
12
the sui-Ve� that has the written approval of
,
13
each of -
14
(i) the Texas General Land Office;
15
(ii) the Oklahoma Commissioners of
16
the Land Office, in consultation Avith the
17
attorrle-\r general of the State of Oklahoma;
18 and
19 (iii) each affected federall-Nr recognized
20 Indian Tribe.
21 (c) SURVEY of INvlvlD U� of
22 individual parcels in the affected area shall be conducted
23 in accordance Avith the botindai-Nr stirve-,r approved tinder
24 subsection (b)(2).
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1 (d) NOTICE AND AVAILABILITY OF SUPVE .—Not
2 later than 60 days after the date on which the botindar-Nr
3 stirveNT is approved tinder subsection (b)(2), the Secretar-Nr
4 shall
5
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
III—
of—
(1) publish notice of the approval of the srarve-Nr
(A) the Federal Register; and
(B) 1 or More local newspapers; and
(2) on request, fin•ilish to all -Nr landowner a toff
(A) the slag--e-,r; and
(B) ainT field notes relating to—
(i) the individual parcel of the land-
owner; or
(ii) ainT individual parcel a(�jaceilt to
the individual parcel of the landowner.
(e) EFFECT OF SECTIO .—Nothing in this section—
(1) Modifies all -Nr interest of the State of Okla-
01- or Teas, or the sovereigrlt-Nr, propert-\r, or tI'rrst
rights of all -Nr federall-Nr recognized Indian Tribe, re-
lating to land located north of the South Bank
boundar-Nr line, as established bar the sur --e
(2) Modifies all -Nr land patented tinder the Act of
December 221 1928 (45 Stat. 1069, chapter 47; 43
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1 U.S.C. 1068) (eoarnmonhr known as the "Color of
2 'Title Act"), before the date of enactment of this Act;
3 (3) modifies or supersedes the Red River
4 Boundai-Nr Compact enacted b -\r the States of Okla -
5 homy and Texas and consented to b -\r Congress pur-
6 scant to Public Law 106-288 (114 Stat. 919);
7 (4) creates or reinstates all -Nr Indian reservation
8 or an -Nr portion of such a reservation;
9 (5) modifies all -Nr interest or all -Nr propert-Nr 01-
10
r10 trust rights of all -Nr individual Indian allottee; or
11 (6) alters all -Nr valid right of the State of Okla -
12 homy or the Kowa, Comanche, or Apache Indian
13 tribes to the mineral interest trust fiend established
14 under the Act of June 121 1926 (44 Stat. 740, chap -
15 ter 572).
16 (f) AUTHORIZATION OF AI'PPOPPLA- IOo s.—There is
17 authorized to be appropriated to the Secretai-Nr to car i -Nr
18 out this section $110001000.
19 Subtitle C—Wilderness
20 Designations and Withdrawals
21 PART I—GENERAL PROVISIONS
22 SEC. 1201. ORGAN MOUNTAINS -DESERT PEAKS CONSERVA-
23 TION.
24 (a) DEFINITION' .—In this Section:
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1 (1) MONUMENT.—The term "1lonnment"
2 means the Organ 1lonntains-Desert Peaks National
3 1lonnrnent established by Presidential Proclamation
4 9131 (79 Fed. Reg. 30431).
5 (2) STATE.—The term "State" means the State
6 of New Mexico.
7 (3) WILDER EssAREA.—The term "wilderness
8 area" means a Avilderness area designated b -r snb-
9 section (b)(1).
10 (b) DESIG.NATIO OF WILDER Ess SLE
11 (1) IN GE\ER U..—In accordance Avith the Wil -
12 derness Act (16 U.S.C. 1131 et sect.), the folloAving
13 areas in the State are designated as Avilderness and
14 as components of the National Wilderness Preserva-
15 tion Svsteril:
16 (A) ADEN LAVA FLOW AVILDER Ess.—Cer-
17 twin lend administered by the Bureau of Lend
18 Management in Dona terra Conrrt-Nr eorilpi•isirlg
19 approxirnatel-v 27,673 acres, as genera11-NTde-
20 picted on the rnap entitled "Potrillo 1lonntains
21 Complex" and dated September 27, 2018,
22 which shall be known as the "Aden Lava Flow
23 Wilderness".
24 (B) BROAD CANYON
�vIl�vEx�Ess.—Cer-
25 twin land administered by the Bureau of Land
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1
Management in Dona dila Count -Nr eorilpi•isirlg
2
approximatel-Nr 13,902 acres, as genera11-NTde-
3
picted on the neap entitled "Desert Peaks Corn -
4
plex" and dated October 1, 2018, which shall
5
be known as the "Broad Cannon Wilderness".
6
(C) CINDER CONE ��TII�vLx�Lss.—Certain
7
land administered by the Bnrean of Land Man -
8
agement in Dona dila Count -Nr comprising ap-
9
proximatehT 16,935 acres, as genera11-NTdepicted
10
on the map entitled "Potrillo Mountains Com -
11
plea" and dated September 27, 2018, which
12
shall be known as the "Cinder Cone Wilder -
13
Hess".
14
(ll) E AsT POTRILLO WILDER-
15Lss.—Certain
land administered by the Bu -
16
rear of Land Management in Dona Ana and
17
Luna counties comprising approximatel-Nr 121155
18
acres, as generall-Nr depicted on the map entitled
19
"Potrillo Mountains Complex" and dated Sep -
20
tember 271 2018, which shall be known as the
21
"East Potrillo Mountains Wilderness".
22
(E) MOUNT RILE ��TII�DLx�Lss.—Certain
23
land administered by the Bnrean of Land Man -
24
agement in Dona Ana and Luna counties com-
25
prising approximatehT 8,382 acres, as genera11-NT
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1
depicted on the neap entitled "Potrillo 11oun-
2
tains Complex" and dated September 27, 2018,
3
which shall be known as the "About Rilev Wil -
4
derness".
5
(F) ORGAN AIOU.N =-I s AVILDER Lss.-
6
Certain land administered by the Bureau of
7
Land Management in Dona Ana Counter c0111-
8
prising approximatel-Nr 19,916 acres, as gen-
9
era11-NTdepicted on the neap entitled "Organ
10
Mountains Area" and dated September 21,
11
2016, which shall be known as the "Organ
12
Mountains Wilderness", the boundai-Nr of A -hick
13
shall be offset 400 feet from the centerline of
14
Dripping Springs Road in T. 23 S., R. 04 E.,
15
sec. 7, New Mexico Principal Meridian.
16
(G) POTRILLO WILDER-
17Lss.—Certain
land administered by the Bu -
18
rear of Land Management in Dona Ana and
19
Luna counties comprising approximatel-Nr
20
1051085 acres, as generall-Nr depicted on the map
21
entitled "Potrillo Mountains Complex" and
22
dated September 27, 2018, which shall be
23
known as the "Potrillo Mountains Wilderness".
24
(H) ROBLLDO AVILvLx Lss.-
25
Certain land administered by the Bnrean of
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1
Land Management in Dona Alia Counter coin -
2
prising approximatel-Nr 16,776 acres, as gen-
3
era11-NTdepicted oil the neap entitled "Desert
4
Peaks Complex" and dated October 1, 2018,
5
which shall be known as the "Robledo 1loun-
6
tains Wilderness".
7
(I) SIERRA DL L vAS AVILDLR\LSS.-
8
Certain land administered by the Bureau of
9
Land Management in Dona Alia Counter coin -
10
prising approximatel-Nr 11,114 acres, as gen-
11
era11-NTdepicted oil the map entitled "Desert
12
Peaks Complex" and dated October 1, 2018,
13
which shall be known as the "Sierra de las
14
Uvas Wilderness".
15
(J) WHITLTHOW �vILDLIZ\LSS.—Certalii
16
land administered by the Bureau of Land Man -
17
agement in Dona Alia and Luna counties com-
18
prising approximatel-Nr 9,616 acres, as genera ll�r
19
depicted oil the map entitled "Potrillo 1loun-
20
tains Complex" and dated September 27, 2018,
21
which shall be known as the " Whitethorn Wil -
22
derness".
23
(2) AND LEG.U DLscxIl�rlo s.-
24
(A) IN ( ENER U.. As soon as practicable
25
after the date of enactment of this Act, the See -
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1
retal-v shall file neaps and legal descriptions of
2
the Avilderness areas Avith-
3
(i) the Committee on Erlei`fi r and
4
Natural Resources of the Senate; and
5
(ii) the Committee on Natural Re -
6
sources of the House of Representatives.
7
(B) FORCE OF i.,Aw.—The neaps and legal
8
descriptions filed tinder subparagraph (A) shall
9
have the same force and effect as if included in
10
this section, except that the Secretai-r ma -v c01--
11
sect errors in the maps and legal descriptions.
12
(C) PUBLIC AV.ILA-BILIT .—The maps
13
and legal descriptions filed tinder subparagraph
14
(A) shall be on file and available for public in -
15
spection in the appropriate offices of the Bti-
16
rear of Land Management.
17
(3) to valid existing
18 rights, the Avilderness areas shall be administered b -,r
19 the Secretary -
20 (A) as components of the National Land -
21 scope Conservation System; and
22 (B) in accordance Avith-
23 (i) this section; and
24 (ii) the Wilderness Act (16 U.S.C.
25 1131 et seq.), except that—
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1 (I) all -Nr reference in the Wilder -
2 ness Act to the effective date of that
3 Act shall be considered to be a ref -
4 erence to the date of enactment of
5 this Act; and
6 (II) an -Nr reference in the Wilder -
7 ness Act to the Secretal-v of A011•i-
8 culture shall be considered to be a ref -
9 erence to the Secretal-v.
10 (4) INCORPORATION 01 ACQUIRED LAND AND
11 1\TE1ESTS 1\ 1,A_Nv. Argy land or interest in land
12 that is Avithin the boundal-v of a Avilderness area that
13 is acquired b -,r the United States shall -
14 (A) become part of the wilderness area
15 Avithin the boundaries of which the land is lo -
16 cated; and
17 (B) be managed in accordance Avith-
18 (i) the Wilderness Act (16 U.S.C.
19 1131 et seq.);
20 (ii) this section; and
21 (iii) an -Nr other applicable laws.
22 (5) GpuZ1\G.—Grazing of livestock in the Avil-
23 derness areas, where established before the date of
24 enactment of this Act, shall be administered in ac -
25 cordance Avith—
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1 (A) section 4(d)(4) of the Wilderness Act
2 (16 U.S.C. 1133(d)(4)); and
3 (B) the guidelines set forth in Appendix A
4 of the Report of the Committee on Interior and
5 Insular Affairs to accompall-Nr H.R. 2570 of the
6 101st Cong7•ess (H. Rept. 101-405).
7 (6) MILITARY R OVERFLIGHTS. -Nothing in this
8 subsection restricts or preehades-
9 (A) low-level overflights of milital-Nr aircraft
10 over the wilderness areas, including militarN
11 overflights that can be seen or heard Avithin the
12 Avilderness areas;
13 (B) the designation of new units of special
14 airspace over the Avilderness areas; 01,
15 (C) the use or establishment of milital-Nr
16 flight training routes over the wilderness areas.
17 (7) BUFFET zoL3.-
18 (A) IN GE\EILU.—Nothing in this sub -
19 section creates a protective perimeter or buffer
20 zone around ally wilderness area.
21 (B) A('TIVITIE3 OUT, --,'IDE AVILVER. ESS
22 AREAS.—The fact that all activity 01- use 011
23 land outside a11v Avilderness area can be seen or
24 heard Avithin the Avilderness area shall not pre -
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1 elude the aetil-itNT or use outside the boundai-Nr
2 of the Ai ilderness area.
3 (8) PARAGLIDI\G.—The use of paragliding
4 Aiithin areas of the East Potrillo Mountains Wilder -
5 ness designated b -,r paragraph (1)(D) in which the
6 use has been established before the date of enact -
7 went of this Act, shall be allowed to continue in ac -
8 cordance Ai ith section 4(d) (1) of the Wilderness Act
9 (16 U.S.C. 1133(d)(1)), subject to an -Nr terms and
10 conditions that the Secretai-Nr determines to be nec-
11 essaiINr.
12 (9) CLUAL-TOLOGIC DATA COLLECTION.—Sub-
13 ject to such terms and conditions as the Secretai-Nr
14 ma -,r prescribe, nothing in this section precludes the
15 installation and maintenance of h-rdrologic, meteoro-
16 logic, or climatologic collection dei -ices in Ai ilderness
17 areas if the facilities and access to the facilities are
18 essential to flood Avarning, flood control, or Avater
19 reservoir operation actiA ities.
20 (10) Fisx AND AVILDLIFE.—Nothing in this
21 section affects the jurisdiction of the State Avith re -
22 spect to fish and Avildlife located on public land in
23 the State, except that the Secretai-Nr, after consulta-
24 tion Avith the New Mexico Department of Gagne and
25 Fish, ma -,r designate zones where, and establish peri -
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1 ods during which, no hunting or fishing shall be per -
2 nutted for reasons of public safet-,r, administration,
3 or compliance Avith applicable lay.
4
(11) WITHDR AV.UU S.-
5
(A) IN ( ENER UL. -Subject to valid exist -
6
ing rights, the Federal land Avithin the Avilder-
7
ness areas and any land or interest in land that
8
is acquired b -,r the United States in the Avilder-
9
ness areas after the date of enactment of this
10
Act is withdrawn from -
11
(i) enti-Nr, appropriation, or disposal
12
under the public land laws;
13
(ii) location, enti-Nr, and patent under
14
the alining laws; and
15
(iii) operation of the mineral leasing,
16
mineral materials, and geothermal leasing
17
laws.
18
(B) PARCEL B.—The approximatel-Nr 6,498
19
acres of land generalINT depicted as "Parcel B"
20
on the asap entitled "Organ Mountains Area"
21
and dated September 21, 2016, is withdrawn in
22
accordance Avith subparagraph (A), except that
23
the land is not Avithdrawn for puiposes of the
24
issuance of oil and gas pipeline or road rights -
25
of-Avay.
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1
(C) PARCEL c.—The approximatehT 1,297
2
acres of land generallNT depicted as "Parcel C"
3
on the neap entitled "Organ 1lotintains Area"
4
and dated September 21, 2016, is withdrawn in
5
accordance Avith subparagraph (A), except that
6
the land is not Avithdrawn from disposal tinder
7
the Act of June 141 1926 (commonhT known as
8
the "Recreation and Ptiblie Ptiiposes Act") (43
9
U.S.C. 869 et seq.).
10
(ll) PARCEL D.-
11
(i) IN GLNLRLU..—The Secretal-v of
12
the Arrnv shall allow for the conduct of
13
certain recreational activities on the ap-
14
proximatel-Nr 2,035 acres of land genera11-NT
15
depicted as "Parcel D" on the map enti-
16
tled "Organ 1lotintains Area" and dated
17
September 21, 2016 (referred to in this
18
paragraph as the "parcel"), which is a por-
19
tion of the public land withdrawn and re -
20
seiTed for milital-v purposes b -,r Public
21
Land Order 833 dated Ala -,r 211 1952 (17
22
Fed. Reg. 4822).
23
(ii) OUTDOOR RECREATIO\ PLAN. -
24
(I) IN GENERAL.—The Secreta -v
25
of the Ai -111-NT shall develop a plan for
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1 public outdoor recreation on the par -
2 cel that is consistent Avith the primarN
3
militai-Nr mission of the parcel.
4
(II) REQUIREMENT.—In devel-
5
oping the plan under subclause (I),
6
the Secretai-Nr of the Ai•rnv shall en -
7
sure, to the maxiintim extent prac-
8
ticable, that outdoor recreation activi-
9
ties ma -,r be conducted on the parcel,
10
inchZding hunting, hiking, urildlife
11
vieAiing, and camping.
12
(iii) CI.OSt xIS.—The Secretai-Nr of the
13
Ar111-NTma-,r close the parcel or an -Nr portion
14
of the parcel to the public as the Secretai-Nr
15
of the Ai•rnv determines to be rnecessai-Nr to
16
protect -
17 (I) public safetNT; 01-
18
r18 (II) the safet-\r of the militai-Nr
19 members training on the parcel.
20 (iv) TIiA\SFLI OF ADMI\IS'1`RATIVE
21 JURISDICTION; AVITHDRAW. L.-
22 (I) IN GI;NER.UL.—On a deter -
23 mination by the Secretai-Nr of the
24 Ar111-NTthat militanT training capabili-
25 ties, personnel safet-Nr, and installation
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1 seelarity would not be hindered as a
2 result of the transfer to the Secretar-Nr
3 of administrative jurisdiction over the
4 parcel, the Secretar-Nr of the Ar111-NT
5 shall transfer to the Secretar-Nr admin -
6
istrative jurisdiction over the parcel.
7
(11) WITHDR W.U..—(hl transfer
8
of the parcel under subclause (1), the
9
parcel shall be -
10
(aa) under the jurisdiction
11
of the Director of the Bureau of
12
Land Management; and
13
(bb) withdrawn from -
14
(A1) elltr-Nr, appropria-
15
tion, or disposal under the
16
public land laws;
17
(BB) location, entr�r,
18
and patent under the alining
19
laws; and
20
(CC) operation of the
21
mineral leasing, mineral ma -
22
terials, and geothermal leas -
23
ing laws.
24
(III) RE'--,'SEPV TION. -0n trans -
25
fer under subclause (1), the parcel
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1 shall be reserved for management of
2 the resources of, and militai-Nr training
3 conducted on, the parcel in accord -
4
once with a inemorandtim of under -
5
standing entered into under clause
6
(v).
7
(v) MEMORANDUM M of UNDER -
8
STANDING RELATING TO MILI'lAR TIM\ -
9
I\G.-
10
(I) IN GENERAL.—If, after the
11
transfer of the parcel under clause
12
(iv) (I), the Secretai-Nr of the ArIn-Nr re -
13
chests that the Secretai-Nr enter into a
14
memorandum of understanding, the
15
Secretai-Nr shall enter into a memo -
16
random of understanding with the
17
Secretai-Nr of the Arra-Nr providing for
18
the conduct of militai-Nr training on the
19
parcel.
20
(II) REQUIREMENTS.—The
21
inemorandtim of understanding ern -
22
tered into under subclause (I) shall -
23
(aa) address the location,
24
freclnerlc-,r, and type of training
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1 activities to be conducted on the
2 parcel;
3 (bb) provide to the Secretal-v
4 of the Ar111-NTaccess to the parcel
5 for the conduct of rnilital-v train -
6 ing;
7 (cc) authorize the Secretai-r
8 or the Secretai-r of the Ai•rnv to
9 close the parcel or a portion of
10 the parcel to the public as the
11 Secretai-r or the Secretal-v of the
12 Ai•rnv determines to be necessal-v
13 to protect -
14 (A1) public safety; 01-
15
r15 (BB) the safet-Nr of the
16 milital-v members training;
17 and
18 (dd) to the ma iintim extent
19 practicable, provide for the pro -
20 tection of natural, historic, and
21 cultural resources in the area of
22 the parcel.
23 (vi) MILITARY OVER ,LIGHTS.—Noth-
24 ing in this subparagraph restricts or pre -
25 chides—
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1 (I) lour -level overflights of 111ili-
2 tai -Nr aircraft over the parcel, including
3 militai-Nr overtlightS that can be seen
4 or heard within the parcel;
5 (II) the designation of new units
6 of special airspace over the parcel; or
7 (III) the use or establishment of
8 militai-Nr flight training routes over the
9 parcel.
10 (12) ROBLLDO MOUNTAIN,`,'.-
11
IOUNTI s.-
11 (A) IN GENERAL.—The Secretai-Nr shall
12 manage the Federal land described in subpara-
13 graph (B) in a manner that preserves the char -
14 acter of the land for the filture inclusion of the
15 land in the National Wilderness Preservation
16 System.
17 (B) LAND DOSWRIPTIO .—The land re -
18 ferred to in subparagraph (A) is certain land
19 administered b -,r the Bureau of Land Manage -
20 ment, comprising approximatel-Nr 100 acres as
21 generalhT depicted as "Lookout Peak Cominu-
22 nication Site" on the map entitled "Desert
23 Peaks Complex" and dated October 1, 2018.
24 (C) UsLs.—The Secretai-Nr shall permit
25 only Such uSeS on the land described in sub -
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1 paragraph (B) as Avere permitted on the date of
2 enactment of this Act.
3 (13) RELEAsL OF AVILvLx Ess sT U D
4 ALL As.—Cong7•ess finds that, for purposes of section
5 603(c) of the Federal Land Polis -,r and Management
6 Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1782(e)), the public land in
7 Doina Alla County administered by the Bureau of
8 Land Management not designated as Ai ilderness b -,r
9 paragraph (1) or described in paragraph (12)-
10 (A) has been adequatel-Nr studied for Ai ilder-
11 ness designation;
12 (B) is no longer subject to section 603(e)
13 of the Federal Land Polis -,r and Management
14 Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1782(c)); and
15 (C) shall be managed in accordance Avith-
16 (i) the Federal Land Polis -,r and Man -
17 agement Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1701 et
18 seq. );
19 (ii) this section; and
20 (iii) an -Nr other applicable laws.
21 (14) PRIVATE LAND.—In accordance Avith sec -
22 tion 5 of the Wilderness Act (16 U.S.C. 1134), the
23 Secretai-Nr shall ensure adequate access to non -Fed -
24 eral land located Ai ithin the boundai-Nr of a wilderness
25 area.
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1 (c) BORDER SECURITY.-
2
EC RIT .-
2 (1) IN GI;NER.U..—Nothing in this section -
3 (A) prevents the Secretai-Nr of Homeland
4 Securit-Nr fi•orn undertaking law enforcement and
5 border securit-Nr activities, in accordance Avith
6 section 4(c) of the Wilderness Act (16 U.S.C.
7 1133(c)), Avithirn the Avilderness areas, including
8 the ability to use motorized access within a Avil-
9 derness area while in pursuit of a suspect;
10 (B) affects the 2006 llemorandnm of Urn -
11 derstanding among the Department of Home -
12 land Securit NT, the Department of the Interior,
13 and the Department of Agriculture regarding
14 cooperative national securit-Nr and counterter-
15 rorisin efforts on Federal land along the bor-
16 dens of the United States; or
17 (C) prevents the Secretai-Nr of Homeland
18 Securit-Nr fi•orn conducting army low-level over -
19 flights over the Avilderness areas that ina-,r be
20 rnecessai-Nr for law enforcement and border secu-
21 rit-Nr purposes.
22 (2) WITHDR AV.U� AND AD.AII\ISTR TIO. OF
23 CERTAIN AREA. -
24 (A) WITHDR W.U..—The area identified as
25 "Parcel A" on the map entitled "Potrillo 1loun-
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1 tains Complex" and dated September 27, 2018,
2 is Ai ithdrawn in accordance Ai ith subsection
3 (b)(11)(A).
4 (B) ADMINISTR TIO .—Except as pro-
s i-ided in subparagraphs (C) and (ll), the Sec -
6 retai-Nr shall administer the area described in
7 subparagraph (A) in a manner that, to the
8 ma imam extent practicable, protects the Ai il-
9 derness character of the area.
10 (C) U, --,'E OF MOTOR VEHICLES.—The use
11 of motor vehicles, motorized equipment, and
12 mechanical transport shall be prohibited in the
13 area described in subparagraph (A) except as
14 rnecessai-Nr for -
15 (i) the administration of the area (in -
16 eluding the conduct of law enforcement
17 and border securit-Nr actii-ities in the area);
18 or
19 (ii) grazing uses b -,r authorized permit -
20 tees.
21 (ll) EFFECT OF st l;sE('TIo .—Nothing in
22 this paragraph precludes the Secretai-Nr from al -
23 lowing Ai ithin the area described in subpara-
24 graph (A) the installation and maintenance of
25 communication or surveillance infrastructure
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1 necessal-v fol- law enforcement or border secu-
2 city activities.
3 (3) RESTRICTED ROUTE.—The route exchlded
4 from the Potrillo Mountains Wilderness identified as
5 "Restricted—Adrilirlisti•ative Access" on the neap en -
6 titled "Potrillo Mountains Complex" and dated Sep -
7 tember 271 2018, shall be -
8 (A) closed to public access; but
9 (B) available for administrative and law
10 enforcement uses, including border securit-,r ac -
11 tivities.
12 (d) ORGAN OUN T = -INS -DI SI RT YL Ks, NATION I�
13 MONUMENT. -
14 (1) ALN AGEMENT Pi A .—In preparing and im-
15 plementing the management plan for the Monument,
16 the Secretal-v shall include a Avatershed health as -
17 sessment to identif�v opportunities for watershed res -
18 toration.
19 (2) INCORPORATION OF ACQUIRED sT ATE
20 TRUST LAND \D INTERESTS IN STATE TRUST
21 LA -ND. -
22 (A) IN GLNERAI,. An -Nr land or interest in
23 land that is within the State trust land de -
24 scribed in subparagraph (B) that is acquired b -,r
25 the United States shall—
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1 (i) become part of the Monument; and
2 (ii) be managed in accordance Avith-
3
(I) Presidential Proclamation
4
9131 (79 Fed. Reg. 30431);
5
(11) this section; and
6
(III) an -Nr other applicable laws.
7
(B) DESCRIPTION OF STATE TRUST
8
LA-Nv.—The State trust land referred to in sub -
9
paragraph (A) is the State trust land in T. 22
10
S., R 01 W., New Mexico Principal Meridian
11
and T. 22 S., R. 02 W., New Mexico Principal
12
Meridian.
13
(3) LAND EX('HAGL8.-
14
(A) IN GENERAL.—Subject to subpara-
15
graphs (C) through (F), the Seeretai-Nr shall at -
16
tempt to enter into an agreement to initiate an
17
exchange under section 2201.1 of title 43, Code
18
of Federal Regulations (or successor regula-
19
tions), urith the Commissioner of Public Lands
20
of New Mexico, b -,r the date that is 1S months
21
after the date of enactment of this Act, to pro -
22
ride for a corlve-,ranee to the State of all right,
23
title, and interest of the United States in and
24
to Bnrean of Land Management land in the
25
State identified tinder subparagraph (B) in ex -
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1 change for the conveyance b -,r the State to the
2 Secretal-v of all right, title, and interest of the
3 State in and to parcels of State truist land ivith-
4
in the boundai-v of t1le1lontiment identified
5
tinder that stibparag7•aph or described in para -
6
g7•aph (2)(B).
7
(B) IDENTIFICATION OF LAND FOP EX -
8
CHANGE.—The Secretal-v and the Commissioner
9
of Public Lands of New Mexico shall jointl-Nr
10
identif�v the Bnrean of Land Management land
11
and State trust land eligible for exchange tinder
12
this parag7•aph, the exact acreage and legal de -
13
seription of which shall be determined b -,r sur -
14
ve-,rs approved b -r the Secretal-v and the New
15
Mexico State Land Office.
16
(C) APPLICABLE land exchange
17
tinder stibparagraph (A) shall be carried out in
18
accordance with section 206 of the Federal
19
Land Polis -r and Management Act of 1976 (43
20
U.S.C. 1716).
21
(ll) CO\DITIO\S. A land exchange tinder
22
stibparagraph (A) shall be subject to -
23
(i) valid existing rights; and
24
(ii) such terms as the Secretal-v and
25
the State shall establish.
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1
(E) `'U TIW , PPR AS5U � s, AND
2
EQ UAZ TIW .-
3
(i) IN GI;NER.U.—The valve of the
4
Bureau of Land Management land and the
5
State trust land to be conveved in a land
6
exchange under this paragraph -
7
(I) shall be equal, as determined
8
bar appraisals conducted in accordance
9
Ai ith clause (ii); or
10
(11) if not equal, shall be equal -
11
ized in accordance Aiith clause (iii).
12
(ii)����L
13
(I) IN GENERAL.—The Bnrean of
14
Land Management land and State
15
ti-tast land to be exchanged under this
16
paragraph shall be appraised b -,r an
17
independent, qualified appraiser that
18
is ap-eed to b -,r the Secretai-Nr and the
19
State.
20
(II) REQ InL.AIL 'rs. An ap-
21
praisal under subclause (I) shall be
22
conducted in accordance Ai ith-
23
(aa) the Uniform Appraisal
24
Standards for Federal Land Ac -
25
quisitions; and
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1 (bb) the Uniform Standards
2 of Professional Appraisal Prac-
3 tice.
4
(iii) EQU UAZ TION. -
5
(I) IN GENEPLUU .—If the value of
6
the Bureau of Land Management land
7
and the State trust land to be con -
8
veered in a land exchange under this
9
paragraph is not equal, the value ma -,r
10
be equalized by —
11
(aa) making a cash equali-
12
zation pa-vTnent to the Secretai-Nr
13
or to the State, as appropriate, in
14
accordance with section 206(b) of
15
the Federal Land Policy and
16
Management Act of 1976 (43
17
U.S.C. 1716(b)); or
18
(bb) reducing the acreage of
19
the Bureau of Land Management
20
land or State trust land to be ex -
21
changed, as appropriate.
22
(II) CA, -,H EQU UAZ TIW PAY -
23
SIL rs. nor cash equalization pay -
24
ments received by the Secretai-Nr under
25
subclause (I) (aa) shall be—
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1 (aa) deposited in the Fed -
2 eral Land Disposal Account es -
3 tablished b -,r section 206(x) of the
4 Federal Land Transaction Facih-
5 tation Act (43 U.S.C. 2305(x));
6 and
7 (bb) used in accordance Avith
8 that Act.
9 (F) L1m1TTIO .—No exchange of land
10 shall be conducted under this paragraph unless
11 inutuall-Nr agreed to b -,r the Secretai-Nr and the
12 State.
13 SEC. 1202. CERRO DEL YUTA AND RIO SAN ANTONIO WIL-
14 DERNESS AREAS.
15 (a) DEFINITION' .—In this section:
16 (1) 1I AA,.—The terns "neap" means the neap en -
17 titled "Rio Grande del Norte National Monument
18 Proposed Wilderness Areas" and dated Jul -Nr 28,
19 2015.
20 (2) W1LvLx EssAREA.—The terns "wilderness
21 area" means a AT-ilderness area desig7lated b -r sub -
22 section (b)(1).
23 (b) DESIG\ T10 OF CLxxo DEL Yt TA AND Rio
24 SAS ANTONIO W1LvLx Ess A1ZEAS.—
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1 (1) IN c EVER U..—In accordance Avith the Wil -
2 derness Act (16 U.S.C. 1131 et sect.), the folloAving
3 areas in the Rio Grande del Norte National Montt -
4 relent are designated as Avilderness and as compo -
5 rents of the National Wilderness Preservation Svs-
6 tent:
7 (A) CvERRO DLL YUTA�'II�DLIL\LSS.—Cver-
8 twin land administered by the Bureau of Land
9 Management in Taos Count -,r, New Mexico,
10 comprising approximatel-v 13,420 acres as gen-
11 era11-NTdepicted on the snap, which shall be
12 known as the "Cerro del Yuta Wilderness".
13 (B) Rio SAN A\TO\IO AVILDI xNI ss.—Cer-
14 twin land administered by the Bureau of Land
15 Management in Rio Arriba Count -Nr, New Mex -
16 ico, comprising approximatel-Nr 8,120 acres, as
17 generall-Nr depicted on the snap, which shall be
18 known as the "Rio San Antonio Wilderness".
19 (2) L1 -AGEMENT OF AVILDI x I ss BILI As. -
20 Subject to valid existing rights, the wilderness areas
21 shall be administered in accordance Avith the Wilder -
22 ness Act (16 U.S.C. 1131 et sect.) and this section,
23 except that Avith respect to the wilderness areas des -
24 ignited b -,r this section—
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1 (A) an -Nr reference to the effective date of
2 the Wilderness Act shall be considered to be a
3 reference to the date of enactment of this Act;
4 and
5 (B) annr reference in the Wilderness Act to
6 the Secretal-v of Agriculture shall be considered
7 to be a reference to the Secretal-v.
8 (3) INCORPORATION 01 ACQUIRED LAND AND
9 1\TE1ESTS 1\ 1,.A—ND.—Argy land or interest in land
10 Avithin the boundal-v of the Avilderness areas that is
11 acquired b -,r the United States shall -
12 (A) become part of the wilderness area in
13 which the land is located; and
14 (B) be managed in accordance Avith-
15 (i) the Wilderness Act (16 U.S.C.
16 1131 et seq.);
17 (ii) this section; and
18 (iii) an -Nr other applicable laws.
19 (4) GpuZ1\G.—Grazing of livestock in the Avil-
20 derness areas, where established before the date of
21 enactment of this Act, shall be administered in ac -
22 cordance Avith-
23 (A) section 4(d)(4) of the Wilderness Act
24 (16 U.S.C. 1133(d)(4)); and
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1 (B) the guidelines set forth in appendix A
2 of the Report of the Committee on Interior and
3 Insular Affairs to accomparl-Nr H.R. 2570 of the
4 101st Congress (H. Rept. 101-405).
5 (5) BUFFET zoLs.-
6 (A) IN GE\EILU.—Nothing in this section
7 creates a protective perimeter or buffer zone
8 around the wilderness areas.
9 (B) A('TIVITIEs OUT, --,'IDE AVILDER Ess
10 AREAS.—The fact that an activity or use on
11 land outside a Ai ilderness area can be seen or
12 heard Ai ithin the Ai ilderness area shall not pre -
13 elude the activity or use outside the boundai-Nr
14 of the Ai ilderness area.
15 (6) RELE AsE OF AVILDER Ess sT D BILE s.-
16 Congress finds that, for purposes of section 603(e)
17 of the Federal Land Polis -,r and Management Act of
18 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1782(e)), the public land Avithin the
19 San Antonio Wilderness Stud -Nr Area not designated
20 as wilderness by this seetiorl-
21 (A) has been adecluatel-Nr studied for Ai ilder-
22 ness designation;
23 (B) is no longer subject to section 603(e)
24 of the Federal Land Polis -,r and Management
25 Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1782(c)); and
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1 (C) shall be managed in accordance Avith
2 this section.
3 (7) ALA -IS AND LEG.U DI7s(_'KIPTIO\s.
4 (A) IN ( ENER U.. As soon as practicable
5 after the date of enactment of this Act, the See -
6 retal-v shall file the map and legal descriptions
7 of the Avilderness areas Avith-
8 (i) the Committee on Erlei`fi
r and
9 Natural Resources of the Senate; and
10 (ii) the Committee on Natural Re -
11 sources of the House of Representatives.
12 (B) FORCE OF I.A-Av.—The map and legal
13 descriptions filed under subparagraph (A) shall
14 have the same force and effect as if included in
15 this section, except that the Secretai-r ma -v c01--
16 sect errors in the legal description and map.
17 (C) PtBLI(_ V.ULA-BILIT .—The map and
18 legal descriptions filed tinder subparagraph (A)
19 shall be on file and available for public inspec-
20 tion in the appropriate offices of the Bnrean of
21 Land Management.
22 (8) N TION � LA-ND,--,'('.A-PE ('O sEPVATIO. s s-
23 TEM.—The Avilderness areas shall be administered as
24 components of the National Landscape Conservation
25 Svsteril.
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1 (9) F1', --,'H Nv AVILDLIFE.—Nothing in this sec -
2 tion affects the jurisdiction of the State of New
3 Mexico Avith respect to fish and Avildlife located on
4 public land in the State.
5 (10) to valid existing
6 rights, an -Nr Federal land Avithin the wilderness areas
7 designated b -r paragraph (1), including an -Nr land or
8 interest in land that is acquired b -,r the United
9 States after the date of enactment of this Act, is
10 Avithdrawn from -
11 (A) enti-Nr, appropriation, or disposal under
12 the public land laws;
13 (B) location, entj-v and patent under the
14 mining laws; and
15 (C) operation of the mineral leasing, min -
16 eral materials, and geothermal leasing laws.
17 (11) TREATY RIGHTS.—Nothing in this section
18 enlarges, diminishes, or otherwise modifies all -Nr trea-
19 t -Nr rights.
20 SEC. 1203. METHOW VALLEY, WASHINGTON, FEDERAL LAND
21 WITHDRAWAL.
22 (a) DEFINITION of M u,.—ln this section, the term
23 "flap" means the Forest Service map entitled "llethow
24 Headwaters Withdrawal Proposal Legislative flap" and
25 dated Ila -,r 24, 2016.
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1 (b) W1THDR AV.U..—Stiljject to valid existing rights,
2 the approximatel-Nr 340,079 acres of Federal land and in -
3 terests in the land located in the Okanogan -"Wenatchee
4 National Forest Avithin the area depicted on the flap as
5 "Proposed Withdrawal" is withdrawn from all forms of -
6 (1) enti-Nr, appropriation, or disposal under the
7 public land laws;
8 (2) location, enti-r, and patent tinder the mining
9 laws; and
10 (3) disposition tinder the mineral leasing and
11 geothermal leasing laws.
12 (c) ACQUIRED ED LA\D. Arl-Nr land or interest in land
13 Avithin the area depicted on the flap as "Proposed With -
14 drawal" that is acquired b -,r the United States after the
15 date of enactment of this Act shall, on acquisition, be im-
16 mediately withdrawn in accordance Avith this section.
17 (d) AV.UL BILIT OF 1Lw.—The flap shall be kept
18 on file and made available for public inspection in the ap-
19 propriate offices of the Forest Service and the Bureau of
20 Land Management.
21 SEC. 1204. EMIGRANT CREVICE WITHDRAWAL.
22 (a) DEFI\ITIO\ of 1L-Y.—In this section, the term
23 "map" means the map entitled "Emigrant Crevice Pro -
24 posed Withdrawal Area" and dated November 10, 2016.
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1 (b) WITHDR AV.U..—Suljject to valid existing rights
2 in existence on the date of enactment of this Act, the Na -
3 tional Forest Svstera lend and interests in the National
4 Forest S-rstera lend, as depicted on the map, is ivithdraivil
5 from -
6 (1) location, entj-v and patent under the alining
7 laws; and
8 (2) disposition under all laws pertaining to rain -
9 eral and geothermal leasing.
10 (c) ACQUIRED LAND. -An -NT land or interest in land
11 Avithin the area depicted on the asap that is acquired b -,r
12 the United States after the date of enactment of this Act
13 shall, on acquisition, be immediatel-Nr withdrawn in accord -
14 once Avith this section.
15 (d) ADA,.
16 (1) SUBMISSION OF ALAW. As soon as prac-
17 ticable after the date of enactment of this Act, the
18 Secretal-v of A0Ij•iculture shall file the asap Avith-
19 () the Committee on Energ<r and Natural
20 Resources of the Senate; and
21 (B) the Committee on Natural Resources
22 of the House of Representatives.
23 (2) FORCE OF i.,Aw.—The asap filed under
24
paragraph (1)
shall have the
same force and effect
25
as if inch -Wed
in this section,
except that the
Sec -
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1 retal-v of agriculture ma -r correct clerical and t-NTo-
2 graphical errors in the snap.
3 (3) PUBLIC V ULA-BILIT .—The neap filed
4 under paragraph (1) shall be on file and available
5 for public inspection in the appropriate offices of the
6 Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Manage -
7 ment.
8 (e) EFFECT.—Nothing in this section affects all -Nr ree-
9 reational use, inehading hunting or fishing, that is author -
10 ized on land within the area depicted on the neap under
11 applicable law as of the date of enactment of this Act.
12 SEC. 1205. OREGON WILDLANDS.
13 (a) WILD AND SCENIC RIVER ADDITIONS, DESIGNA-
14 TIONS AND TECHNIC U� CORRECTIONS. -
15 (1) ADDITIONS TO ROGUE AVILD AND sc ENIc
16 RIVER. -
17
(A) IN GENEIW..—Section 3(a)
of the
18
Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16
U.S.C.
19
1274(x)) is amended b -,r striking paragraph (5)
20
and inserting the following:
21
"(5) ROGUE, OREGON. -
22
"(A) IN GENEILU.—The segment
of the
23
river extending from the mouth of the
Apple -
24
gate River downstream to the Lobster
Creek
25
Bridge, to be administered b -,r the Secretai-r
of
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1 the Interior or the Secretai-Nr of Agriculture, as
2 agreed to b -,r the Secretaries of the Interior and
3 agriculture or as directed b -\r the President.
4 "(B) ADD1T10s.—In addition to the seg-
s silent described in subparagraph (A), there are
6 designated the following segments in the Rogue
7 River:
8 "(i) ,LSE CREEK.—The approxi -
9 motel -Nr 6.8 -mile segment of Kelse-,r Creek
10 from the Mild Rogue Wilderness boundai-Nr
11 in T. 32 S., R. 9 W., sec. 25, Willamette
12 Meridian, to the confluence Avith the Rogue
13 River, as a Avild river.
14 "(ii) E AS'I` FORK KE ('PEEK. -
15 "(I) SCENIC IC xivl x.—The ap-
16 proximatel-Nr 0.2 -mile segment of East
17 Fork Kelsey Creek from headwaters
18 downstream to the Mild Rogue Wil -
19 derness boundai-Nr in T. 33 S., R. 8
20 W., sec. 5, Willamette Meridian, as a
21 scenic river.
22 "(II) WILD xivEP,.—Tlie ap-
23 proximatel-Nr 4.6 -mile segment of East
24 Fork Kelsey Creek from the Mild
25 Rogue Wilderness boundai-Nr in T. 33
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1 S., R. 8 W., sec. 5, Willamette 11erid-
2 ian, to the confluence Avith Kelse-,r
3 Creek, as a Avild river.
4 "(iii) WHISIY ('PEEK. -
5 "(1) RIiJCRE TIO\ L RIVER. -
6
The approximatel-Nr 1.6 -mile segment
7
of Whisky Creek from the confluence
8
of the East Folk and West Folk to
9
the south boundal-Nr of the non -Fed -
10
eral land in T. 33 S., R. 8 W., sec.
11
17, Willamette Meridian, as a rec-
12
reational river.
13
"(11) WILD xivEP,.—Tlie ap-
14
proximatel-Nr 1.2 -mile segluent of Whis-
15
kv Creek from road 33-8-23 to the
16
confluence Avith the Rogue River, as a
17 Avild river.
18
"(iv) E AS'I` FORK AVHISIY ('PEEK. -
19
"(1) SCENIC IC xlvLx.—The ap-
20
proximatel-Nr 0.9-111ile segment of East
21
Folk Whisky Creek from its head -
22
Avaters to Mild Rogue Wilderness
23
boundal-Nr in T. 33 S., R. 8 W., sec.
24
11, Willamette Meridian, as a scenic
25
river.
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1 "(11) WILD xivEP,.—Tlie ap-
2 proximatel-Nr 2.6 -mile segment of East
3 Fork WIliskv Creek from the Mild
4
Rogue Wilderness boundai-Nr in T. 33
5
S., R. 8 W., sec. 11, Willamette 11e-
6
vidian, downstream to road 33-8-26
7
crossing, as a AT-ild river.
8
"(III) RECRE TIO. � RIVER. -
9
The approximatel-Nr 0.3 -mile segment
10
of East Fork Whiskv Creek from road
11
33-8-26 to the confluence Avith Whis-
12
kAT Creek, as a recreational river.
13
"(v) WE, --,'T FORD AvxlsK ('PEEK. -
14
The approximatel-Nr 4.8 -mile segment of
15
West Fork Whiskv Creek from its head -
16
Avaters to the confluence A-ith the East
17
Fork `UliislkNr Creek, as a AT-ild river.
18
"(vi) BiG AVIND ('PEEK. -
19
"(1) SCENIC PNEP,.—The ap-
20
proximatel-Nr 1.5 -mile segment of Big
21
Wind -NT Creek from its headwaters to
22
road 34-9-17.1, as a scenic river.
23
"(11) WILD RivEP,.—Tlie ap-
24
proximatel-Nr 5.8 -mile segment of Big
25
Wind -Nr Creek from road 34-9-17.1 to
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1
the confluence Avith the Rogue River,
2
as a Avild river.
3
"(vii) EAST FORD BIG AVIND
4
CREEK. -
5
"(1) SCENIC nivLn.—The ap-
6
proximatel-Nr 0.2 -mile segment of East
7
Fork Big Mind -Nr Creek from its head -
8
Avaters to road 34-8-36, as a scenic
9
river.
10
"(11) WILD nivER.—The ap-
11
proximatel-Nr 3.7 -mile segment of East
12
Fork Big Wind -Nr Creek from road 34-
13
8-36 to the conflnence Avith Big
14
Mind -Nr Creek, as a Avild river.
15
"(viii) LITTLE AVIND ('REEK. -
16
"(1) SCE\IC nivER.—The ap-
17
proximatel-Nr 1.2 -mile segment of Little
18
Wind -NT Creek from its headwaters to
19
the Mild Rogue Wilderness boundai-Nr
20
in T. 33 S., R. 9 W., sec. 33, Willam-
21
ette Meridian, as a scenic river.
22
"(11) WILD nivER.—The ap-
23
proximatel-Nr 1.9-111ile segment of Little
24
Mind -Nr Creek from the Mild Rogue
25
Wilderness boundai-Nr in T. 33 S., R.
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1 9 W., sec. 34, Willamette Meridian, to
2 the confluence Avith the Rogue River,
3
as a wild river.
4
"(ix) HOWARD ('PEEK. -
5
"(1) SCENIC nlvLn.—The ap-
6
proximatel-Nr 3.5 -mile segment of How -
7
and Creek from its headwaters to road
8
34-9-34, as a scenic river.
9
"(11) WILD nivEP,.—Tlie ap-
10
proximatel-Nr 6.9 -mile segment of How -
11
and Creek from 0.1 miles downstream
12
of road 34-9-34 to the confluence Aiith
13
the Rogue River, as a wild river.
14
"(1H) WILD Puv n.—The ap-
15
proximatel-Nr 3.5 -mile segment of Aima
16
Creek from its headwaters to the con -
17
thence with Howard Creek, as a wild
18
river.
19 "(X) MULE ('PEEK. -
20 "(1) SCENIC nlvLn.—The ap-
21 proximatel-Nr 3.5 -mile segment of Mule
22 Creek from its headwaters down -
23 stream to the Mild Rogue Wilderness
24 boundai-Nr as a scenic river.
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1 "(ll) WILD nivEP,.—Tlie ap-
2 proximatel-Nr 7.8 -mile segment of Utile
3 Creek from the Mild Rogue Wilder -
4 ness boundai-Nr in T. 32 S., R. 9 W.
5 sec. 29, Willamette Meridian, to the
6
conflnence Avith the Rogue River, as a
7
Avild river.
8
"(Xi) MISSOURI (_'PEEK. -
9
"(1) SCENIC nlvLn.—The ap-
10
proximatel-Nr 3.1 -mile segment of Mis-
11
sonri Creek from its headwaters
12
downstream to the Mild Rogue Wil -
13
derness boundai-Nr in T. 33 S., R. 10
14
W., sec. 24, Willamette Meridian, as a
15
scenic river.
16
"(ll) WILD nivEP,.—Tlie ap-
17
proximatel-Nr 1.6 -mile segment of Mis-
18
sonri Creek from the Mild Rogue Wil -
19
derness boundai-Nr in T. 33 S., R. 10
20
W., sec. 24, Willamette Meridian, to
21
the conflnence Avith the Rogue River,
22
as a Avild river.
23
"(Xii) JENNY ('PEEK. -
24
"(1) SCENIC nlvLn.—The ap-
25
proximatel-Nr 3.1 -mile segment of
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1 JelLlly
Creek from its
headwaters
2 downstream
to the Mild
Rogue Wil -
3 derness
boundai-Nr in T.
33 S., R. 9
4 W., see.
28, Willamette Meridian,
as a
5 scenic river.
6 "(11) WILD xivEP,.—Tlie ap-
7 proximatel-Nr 1.8 -mile segrilerlt of
8 Jena -Nr Creek from the Mild Rogue
9 Wilderness boundai-Nr in T. 33 S., R.
10 9 W., see. 28, Willamette Meridian, to
11 the continence Avith the Rogue River,
12 as a Avild river.
13 "(Xiii) RUM ('PEEK. -
14 "(1) SCENIC xivLx.—The ap-
15 proximatel-Nr 2.2 -mile segment of Reim
16 Creek from its headwaters to the Mild
17 Rogue Wilderness boundai-Nr in T. 34
18 S., R. 8 VVT., see. 9, Willamette 1lerid-
19 ian, as a Scenic river.
20 "(11) WILD xivEP,.—Tlie ap-
21 proximatel-Nr 2.2 -mile segment of Rnm
22 Creek from the Mild Rogue Wilder -
23 ness boundai-Nr in T. 34 S., R. 8 W.
24 see. 9, Willamette Meridian, to the
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1
confluence Avith the Rogue River, as a
2
wild river.
3
"(xiv) EAST FORK RUM ('PEEK. -
4
"(1) SCENIC IC xlvLx.—The ap-
5
proximatel-Nr 0.8-111ile segment of East
6
Fork Rum Creek from its headwaters
7
to the Mild Rogue Wilderness bound -
8
ai-Nr in T. 34 S., R. 8 W., sec. 101 Wil -
9
lamette Meridian, as a scenic river.
10
"(11) WILD xivEP,.—Tlie ap-
11
proximatel-Nr 1.3 -mile segment of East
12
Fork Rum Creek from the Wild
13
Rogue Wilderness boundai-Nr in T. 34
14
S., R. 8 W., sec. 10, Willamette 11e-
15
vidian, to the confluence with Rurn
16
Creek, as a wild river.
17
"(.X--) WILDCAT CREEK.—The approxi -
18
motel -Nr 1.7 -mile segment of Wildcat Creek
19
from its headwaters downstream to the
20
confluence with the Rogue River, as a wild
21
river.
22
"(xA i) 1IONTGOMER CREED.—The
23
approximatel-Nr 1.8-111ile Segrilent of 11ont-
24
gorilei-Nr Creek from its headwaters down -
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1
stream to the confluence with the Rogue
2
River, as a wild river.
3
"(xA ii) HEAVITT ('PEEK. -
4
"(1) SCE\IC xlvl x.—The ap-
5
proximatel-Nr 1.4 -mile segment of Hew -
6
itt Creek from its headwaters to the
7
Mild Rogue Wilderness boundai-Nr ill
8
T. 33 S., R. 9 W., sec. 19, Willamette
9
Meridian, as a scenic river.
10
"(11) WILD xivEP,.—Tlie ap-
11
proximatel-Nr 1.2 -mile segment of Hew -
12
itt Creek from the Mild Rogue Wil -
13
derness boundai-Nr in T. 33 S., R. 9
14
W., sec. 19, Willamette Meridian, to
15
the conflnence with the Rogue River,
16
as a wild river.
17
"(viii) BumEP, CREEK.—The ap-
18 proximatel-Nr 6.6 -mile segment of Bnnker
19 Creek from its headwaters to the con -
20 fluence with the Rogue River, as a wild
21 river.
22 "(max) D LOG ('PEEK. -
23 "(1) SCE\IC xivl x.—The ap-
24 proximatel-Nr 0.8-111ile segrilerlt of
25 llulog Creek from its headwaters to
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1 0.1 miles downstream of road 34-8-
2 36, as a scenic river.
3 "(11) WILD xivEP,.—Tlie ap-
4 proximatel-Nr 1.0-111ile segrilerlt of
5 Dulog Creek from road 34-8-36 to the
6 continence Avith the Rogue River, as a
7 wild river.
8 "(xx) QUAIL CREEK.—The approxi -
9 motel -Nr 1.7 -mile segment of (mail Creek
10 from the Mild Rogue Wilderness boundai-Nr
11 in T. 33 S., R. 10 W, sec. 1, Willamette
12 Meridian, to the continence with the Rogue
13 River, as a wild river.
14 "(xxi) MEADOW ( REEK.—The ap-
15 proximatel-Nr 4.1 -mile segment of Meadow
16 Creek from its headwaters to the con -
17 thence with the Rogue River, as a wild
18 river.
19
"(xxii)
Rt SSL--
CREED.—The ap-
20
proximatel-Nr
2.5 -mile segment of Russian
21
Creek from
the Mild
Rogue Wilderness
22
boundai-Nr in
T. 33 S.,
R. 8 W., sec. 201
23
Willamette
Meridian,
to the continence
24
with the Rogue River, as
a wild river.
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1 "(x�iii) Ai.DER CREED.—The approxi -
2 motel -Nr 1.2 -mile segment of Alder Creek
3
from its headwaters to the confluence with
4
the Rogue River, as a wild river.
5
"(xxiv) BOOZE CREED.—The approxi -
6
motel -Nr 1.5 -Mile segment of Booze Creek
7
from its headwaters to the confluence with
8
the Rogue River, as a wild river.
9
"(x�--) BRoCo CREED.—The ap-
10
proximatel-Nr 1.8-111ile segment of Bronco
11
Creek from its headwaters to the con -
12
fluence with the Rogue River, as a wild
13
river.
14
"(xx6) COPSE- CREEK.—The ap-
15
proximatel-Nr 1.5 -Mile segment of Copse-
16
Creek from its headwaters to the con -
17 fluence with the Rogue River, as a wild
18 river.
19
"(xx6i)
CORK U� CREEK.—The
ap-
20
proximatel-Nr
0.5 -mile segment
of Corral
21
Creek from
its headwaters to
the con -
22
fluence with
the Rogue River,
as a wild
23
river.
24
"(xx6ii)
COWLEY CREED.—The
ap-
25
proxirnatel-Nr
0.9-111ile segment
of CoAvle-,r
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1 Creek from its headwaters to the con -
2 fluence with the Rogue River, as a wild
3 river.
4
"(xxix) DI'I`CH CREED.—The approxi -
5
motel -Nr 1.S-111ile sepuent of Ditch Creek
6
from the Mild Rogue Wilderness boundai-Nr
7
in T. 33 S., R. 9 W., sec. 5, Willamette
8
Meridian, to its confluence with the Rogue
9
River, as a wild river.
10
"(x-�ux) FPA(Is CREEK.—The ap-
11
proximatel-Nr 0.9-111ile segment of Francis
12
Creek from its headwaters to the con -
13
fluence with the Rogue River, as a wild
14
river.
15
"(x� i) Lo\G GULCH. -
16
"(1) SCENIC xlvLx.—The ap-
17
proximatel-Nr 1.4 -mile segment of Long
18
Gulch from its headwaters to the Mild
19
Rogue Wilderness boundai-Nr in T. 33
20
S., R. 10 W., sec. 23, Willamette Me -
21
vidian, as a scenic river.
22
"(11) WILD xivEP,.—Tlie ap-
23
proximatel-Nr 1.1-111ile segment of Long
24
Gulch from the Mild Rogue Wilder -
25
ness boundai-Nr in T. 33 S., R. 10 W.
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1 sec. 23, Willamette Meridian, to the
2 confluence Avith the Rogue River, as a
3
Avild river.
4
"(xxxii) BAILEY ('PEEK. -
5
"(1) SCENIC xlvLx.—The ap-
6
proximatel-Nr 1.4 -mile segruent of Bai-
1
le -NT Creek from its headwaters to the
8
Mild Rogue Wilderness boundai-Nr on
9
the Avest section line of T. 34 S., R.
10
8 W., sec. 14, Willamette Meridian, as
11
a scenic river.
12
"(11) WILD xivEP,.—Tlie ap-
13
proximatel-Nr 1.7 -mile segment of Bai-
14
le -NT Creek from the Avest section line of
15
T. 34 S., R.8 W., sec. 14, Willamette
16
Meridian, to the confluence of the
17 Rogue River, as a Avild river.
18 "(X� iii) SILAMY CREEK.—The ap-
19 proximatel-Nr 0.7 -mile segment of Shad -Nr
20 Creek from its headwaters to the con -
21 fluence Avith the Rogue River, as a Avild
22 river.
23 "(xxxiv) SLIDE ('PEEK. -
24 "(1) SCENIC xlvLx.—The ap-
25 proximatel-Nr 0.5 -mile segment of Slide
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1 Creek from its headwaters to road 33-
2 9-6, as a scenic river.
3 "(11) WILD xivEP,.—Tlie ap-
o proximatel-v 0.7 -mile section of Slide
5 Creek from road 33-9-6 to the eon -
6
fluence Avith the Rogue River, as a
7
Avild river.".
8
(B) AL _ AGI;ME T.—Each river segment
9
designated b -,r subparagraph (B) of section
10
3 (a) (5) of the Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16
11
U.S.C. 1274(x)(5)) (as added b -,r subparagraph
12
(A)) shall be managed as part of the Rogue
13
Mild and Scenic River.
14
(C) WITHDR AV.U..—Snljject to valid exist -
15
ing rights, the Federal land within the botind-
16
cries of the river segments designated b -,r sub -
17
paragraph (B) of section 3(a)(5) of the Mild
18
and Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1274(x)(5))
19
(as added b -,r subparagraph (A)) is Avithdrawn
20
from all forms of -
21
(i) enti-Nr, appropriation, or disposal
22
tinder the public land laws;
23
(ii) location, enti-Nr, and patent tinder
24
the mining laws; and
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1 (iii) disposition under all laws per -
2 twining to mineral and geothermal leasing
3
or mineral materials.
4
(ll) ADvITIO. U PIOTECTIO\S FOR
5
ROGUE RIVER TRIBUTARIES. -
6
(i) LICIT\5I\G By Co�I�Ilsslo.—The
7
Federal Energnr Regulatoi-r Commission
8
shall not license the construction of ally
9
dam, Avater conduit, reservoir, powerhouse,
10
transmission line, or other project Avorks
11
on or direetl-Nr affecting annr stream de -
12
scribed in clause (iv).
13
(ii) OTHER AGICIi s.-
14
14
(I) IN GI;\I7ILAI,.—No depart -
15
meat or agenc-,r of the United States
16
shall assist b -,r loan, grant, license, or
17
otheni ise in the construiction of ally
18
Avater resources project on or direetl-Nr
19
affecting an -Nr stream segment that is
20
described in clause (iv), except to
21
maintain or repair Avater resources
22
projects in existence on the date of
23
enactment of this Act.
24
(11) EFFECT. -Nothing in this
25
clause prohibits annr department or
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1 agenc-\r of the United States in assist -
2 ing b -\r loan, giant, license, or other -
3 Avise, a Avater resources pi•gject-
4 (aa) the primanT ptilpose of
5 which is ecological or aquatic res -
6
toration;
7
(bb) that provides a net ben -
8
efit to Avater cltialit-Nr and aquatic
9
resources; and
10
(cc) that is consistent Avith
11
protecting and enhancing the val-
12
nes for which the river Avas des -
13
ignited.
14
(iii) WITHDR WU..—Subject to valid
15
existing rights, the Federal land located
16
Avithin 1/4 mile on either side of the stream
17 segments described in clause (iv) is Avith-
18 drawn from all forms of -
19 (I) enti�r, appropriation, or dis-
20 posal tinder the public land laws;
21 (11) location, erlti-Nr, and patent
22 tinder the mining laws; and
23 (III) disposition tinder all laws
24 pertaining to mineral and geothermal
25 leasing or mineral materials.
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1
(iv) D S RIPTIO OF ',-,TP SAI SLG -
2
SIIT3.—The following are the stream seg -
3
rents referred to in clause (i):
4
(I) ,LSE CREEK.—The ap-
5
proxirnatel-Nr 2.5 -mile segment of
6
Kelsey Creek from its headwaters to
7
the Mild Rogue Wilderness boundar-Nr
8
in T. 32 S., R. 9 W., sec. 25, Willam-
9
ette Meridian.
10
(II) GP Zvi CREEK.—The ap-
11
proximatel-Nr 10.2 -mile segment of
12
Grave Creek from the east boundar-Nr
13
of T. 34 S., R. 7 W., sec. 1, Willam-
14
ette Meridian, downstream to the con -
15
fluence Avith the Rogue River.
16
(III) CENTE\\LU GULCH.—The
17
approxirnatel-Nr 2.2 -mile Segment of
18
Centennial Gulch from its headwaters
19
to its confluence Avith the Rogue River
20
in T. 34 S., R. 71 W., sec. 18, Willam-
21
ette Meridian.
22
(IV) QUAIL CREEK.—The ap-
23
proximatel-Nr 0.8-111ile segment of (wail
24
Creek from its headwaters to the Mild
25
Rogue Wilderness boundar-Nr in T. 33
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1 S., R. 10 `V., sec. 1, Willamette Me -
2 vidian.
3
(V) DITCH CREED.—The ap-
o
proximatel-Nr 0.7 -mile segment of Ditch
5
Creek from its headwaters to the Mild
6
Rogue Wilderness boundai-Nr in T. 33
7
S., R. 9 VV., sec. 5, Willamette 1lerid-
8
ian.
9
(VI) (uICE CREEK.—The ap-
10
proximatel-Nr 2.2 -mile segment of
11
Galice Creek from the continence Avith
12
the North Fork Galice Creek down -
13
stream to the continence Avith the
14
Rogue River in T. 34 S., R. 8 `V., sec.
15
36, Willamette Meridian.
16
(VII) QUARTZ TZ CREED.—The ap-
17
proximatel-Nr 3.3 -mile segment of
18
(quartz Creek from its headwaters to
19
its eonfLuenee Avith the North Fork
20
Galice Creek in T. 35 S., R. 8 `V.,
21
sec. 4, Willamette Meridian.
22
(VIII) NORTH FORD G ALICE
23
CREEK.—The approximatel-Nr 5.7 -mile
24
segment of the North Fork Galice
25
Creek from its headwaters to its con -
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1 fluence Avith the South Fork Galice
2 Creek in T. 35 S., R. 8 W., sec. 31
3 Willamette Meridian.
4 (2) TECHNIC.0 COl RECTIO\S TO THE AVILD
5 AND SCENIC RIVE, RS CT. -
6 (A) CHETCO, OREGO .—Section 3(x)(69)
7 of the Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C.
8 1274(x)(69)) is amended -
9 (i) b -,r redesignating subparagraphs
10 (A), (B), and (C) as clauses (i), (ii), and
11 (iii), respeetivel-Nr, and indenting appro-
12 priatel-N
13 (ii) in the platter preceding clause (i)
14 (as so redesignated), b -,r striking "The
15 44.5 -pule" and inserting the following:
16 "(A) llLSIG\rlos.—The 44.5 -pule";
17 (iii) in clause (i) (as so redesig-
18 nated)-
19 (1) b -,r striking "25.5 -mile" and
20 inserting "27.5 -mile"; and
21 (11) b -,r striking `Boulder Creek
22 at the Kalmiopsis Wilderness bound -
23 ai1Nr" and inserting "1lislatnah
24 Creek";
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1 (iv) in clause (ii) (as so redesig-
2 nated)-
3
(1) b -,r striking "S -mile" and in -
4
senting "7.5 -mile"; and
5
(11) b -,r striking `Boulder Creek
6
to Steel Bridge" and inserting
7
"1lislatnah Creek to Eagle Creek";
8
(v) in clause (iii) (as so redesig-
9
nated)-
10
(1) b -,r striking "11 -mile" and in -
11
senting "9.5 -mile"; and
12
(11) b -,r striking "Steel Bridge"
13
and inserting "Eagle Creek"; and
14
(vi) b -,r adding at the end the fol -
15
loving:
16
"(B) WITHDR W.U..-Sul)jeet to valid
17
rights, the Federal land within the boundaries
18
of the river segments designated b -,r subpara-
19
graph (A) is withdrawn from all forms of -
20
"(i) entr�r, appropriation, on disposal
21
under the public land laws;
22
"(ii) location, erltr-Nr, and patent under
23
the mining laws; and
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1 "(iii) disposition under all laws per -
2 twining to Mineral and geothermal leasing
3 or Mineral Materials.".
4
(B) WHYCHL S (_'PEEK, OREGW .—Seetioil
5
3 (a) (102) of the Mild and Scenic Rivers Act
6
(16 U.S.C. 1274(x)(102)) is amended -
7
(i) in the paragraph heading, b -,r strik-
8
iilg "Scat AV ('PEEK" and inserting
9
"WHY (_'HL S (_'PEEK";
10
(ii) b -,r redesignating subparagraphs
11
(A) and (B) as clauses (i) and (ii), respec-
12
tivel-Nr, and indenting appropriateh
13
(iii) in the Matter preceding clause (i)
14
(as so redesignated) -
15
(1) b -,r striking "The 15.4 -mile"
16
and inserting the following:
17
"() llLSIG\A'rlos.—The 15.4 -mile";
18
and
19
(11) bar striking "McAllister
20
Ditch, inehading the Soap Fork Squaw
21
Creek, the North Fork, the South
22
Fork, the East and West Forks of
23
Park Creek, and Park Creek Fork"
24
and inserting "Plaim iew Ditch, in -
25
ehading the Soap Creek, the North
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1 and South Forks of Whyclitis Creek,
2 the East and West Forks of Park
3 Creek, and Park Creek";
4 (iv) in clause (ii) (as so redesignated),
5 b -,r striking "McAllister Ditch" and insert -
6 ing "Plainview Ditch"; and
7 (v) b -,r adding at the end the folloAving:
8 "(B) WITHDR AV.U..—Snljject to valid ex -
9 isting rights, the Federal land Avithin the
10 boundaries of the river segments designated b -,r
11 subparagraph (A) is withdrawn from all forms
12 of -
13 "(i) enti�r, appropriation, or disposal
14 tinder the public land laws;
15 "(ii) location, entj-v and patent under
16 the mining laws; and
17 "(iii) disposition under all laws relat-
18 ing to mineral and geothermal leasing or
19 mineral materials.".
20 (3) WILD AND RIVER vI slc�� �rlo�s,
21 AvAss0N CREEK AND FRANKIAN CREEK, OREGO .-
22 Section 3(a) of the Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16
23 U.S.C. 1274(x)) is amended b -,r adding at the end
24 the folloAving:
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1 "(214) Fr Ammu ('REEK, OREGO. .—The 4.5-
2 mile segment from its headwaters to the private land
3 boundar-Nr ill sec. S, to be administered b -,r the Sec-
o retar-Nr of Agriculture as a Avild river.
5 "(215) ('REEK, OREGO .—The 10.1-
6 mile segment ill the following classes:
7 "(A) The 4.2 -mile segment from the east -
8 ern boundar-Nr of T. 21 S., R. 9 W., sec. 17,
9 downstream to the Avestern boundar-Nr of T. 21
10 S., R. 10 W., sec. 12, to be administered b -,r the
11 Secretar-Nr of the Interior as a Avild river.
12 "(B) The 5.9 -mile segment from the Avest-
13 ern boundar-Nr of T. 21 S., R. 10 W., sec. 121
14 downstream to the eastern boundar-Nr of the
15 northwest quarter of T. 21 S., R. 10 W., sec.
16 22, to be administered b -,r the Secretar-Nr of A011•i-
17 culture as a Avild river.".
18 (4) WILD AND RIVE, R vLsrG� �rro�s,
19 AIOL UAB - RIVE, R, ORLGO .—Section 3(a) of the Mild
20 and Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1274(x)) (as
21 amended b -\r paragraph (3)) is amended b -\r adding at
22 the end the following:
23 "(216) 1IOI� UAB A– RIVE, R, OREGON. -
24 "(A) IN GENERAL.—The following seg -
25 ments ill the State of Oregon, to be adminis-
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1 tered by the Secretar-r of the Interior as a rec-
2 reational river:
3 "(i) 1IOI� UAB - RIVER.—The approxi -
4 rnatel-Nr 15.1 -mile segment from the soirth-
5 ern boundar-r line of T. 7 S., R. 4 E., sec.
6
19, downstream to the edge of the Bureau
7
of Land Management boundar-r ill T. 6 S.,
8
R. 3 E. I sec. 7.
9
"(ii) TABLE ROCK FORK AIOL UAI
10
xlvl x.—The approxirnatel-Nr 6.2 -Mile seg -
11
silent from the easternmost Bureau of
12
Land Management boundar-r lisle ill the
13
NE1/4 sec. 41 T. 7 S., R. 4 E., downstream
14
to the confluence Avith the 1lolalla River.
15
"(B) WITHDR AV.U..-Sul)ject to valid ex -
16
isting rights, the Federal land Avithin the
17
boundaries of the river segments designated b -,r
18
subparagraph (A) is withdrawn from all forms
19
of -
20
"(i) entr�r, appropriation, or disposal
21
under the public land laws;
22
"(ii) location, erltl-v and patent under
23
the mining laws; and
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1 "(iii) disposition under all laws relat-
2 ing to mineral and geothermal leasing or
3 mineral materials.".
4 (5) llI sIG.NTIO OF DDITIO.N� AVILD AND
5 SCE\IC`, RIVLIZS.-
6 (A) ELIC RIVE, , OREGON. -
7 (i) IN GI;NER.UL.—Section 3(a) of the
8 Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16 U. S. C.
9 1274(x)) is amended b -,r striking paragraph
10 (76) and inserting the following:
11 "(76) ELIC, OR GO .—The 69.2 -mile segment
12 to be administered b -,r the Secretai-Nr of Ap-iculture
13 in the following classes:
14 "(A) 111-u ,-,T .A1.—The 17 -mile segment
15 from the eonfLuenee of the North and South
16 Forks of the Elk to Advil Creek as a rec-
17 reational river.
18 "(B) NORTH FORK. -
19 "(i) SCE\IC RIvI R.—The approxi -
20 matel-NT0.6-mile segment of the North Fork
21 Elk from its source in T. 33 S., R. 12 W.,
22 sec. 21, Willamette Meridian, downstream
23 to 0.01 miles below Forest Sen ice Road
24 3353, as a scenic river.
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1 "(ii) WILD RIVE R.—The approxi -
2 motel -Nr 5.5 -mile segment of the North Fork
3 Elk from 0.01 miles below Forest Sen ice
4
Road 3353 to its confluence with the
5
South Fork Elk, as a urild river.
6
"(C) SOUTH FORK. -
7
"(i) SCE\IC RIOTER.—The approxi -
8
motel -Nr 0.9-111ile segment of the South Fork
9
Elk from its source in the southeast quar-
10
ter of T. 33 S., R. 12 W., sec. 32, Willam-
11
ette Meridian, Forest Senice Road 3353,
12
as a scenic river.
13
"(ii) WILD PuvEm.—The approxi -
14
matel-Nr 4.2 -mile segment of the South Fork
15
Elk from 0.01 Miles below Forest Sen ice
16
Road 3353 to its confluence with the
17
North Fork Elk, as a wild river.
18
"(1)) OTHER TRIBUTARIES. -
19
"(i) ROCK CREED.—The approxi -
20
motel -Nr 1.7 -Mile segment of Rock Creek
21
from its headwaters to the west boundai-Nr
22
of T. 32 S., R. 14 W., sec. 30, Willamette
23
Meridian, as a wild river.
24
"(ii) B Au�v AIOL 'I . CREEK.—The
25
approximatel-Nr S -mile segment of Bald
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1
Mountain Creek from its headwaters, in -
2
eluding Salal Spring to its confluence Avith
3
Elk River, as a recreational river.
4
"(iii) SOUTH FORK BALD MOUNTAIN
5
CREEK.—The approxirnatel-Nr 3.5 -mile seg -
6
meat of South Fork Bald Mountain Creek
7
from its headwaters to its confluence Avith
8
Bald Mountain Creek, as a scenic river.
9
"(iv) PLATI\tM CREEK.—The ap-
10
proximatel-Nr 1-111ile segment of Platinum
11
Creek from -
12
"(1) its headwaters to Forest
13
Service Road 5325, as a Avild river;
14
and
15
"(11) Forest Senice Road 5325
16
to its confluence A6th Elk River, as a
17 scenic river.
18 "(v) PANTHER CREEK.—The approxi -
19 motel -Nr 5.0 -mile segment of Panther Creek
20 from -
21 "(1) its headwaters, including
22 Mountain Well, to Forest Sen ice
23 Road 5325, as a Avild river; and
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1 "(11) Forest Senice Road 5325
2 to its confluence A6th Elk River, as a
3 scenic river.
4 "(vi) E AST FORD PANTHER ('REEK. -
5 The approxirnatel-Nr 3.0 -mile segment of
6 East Fork Panther Creek from it head -
7 Avaters, to the confluence Avith Panther
8 Creek, as a Avild river.
9 "(vii) WEST FORK r -LATHER
10 CREEK.—The approxirnatel-Nr 3.0 -mile seg -
11 ment of West Fork Panther Creek from its
12 headwaters to the confluence Avith Panther
13 Creek as a Avild river.
14 "(viii) LOST CREEK.—The approxi -
15 motel -Nr 1.0-111ile segment of Lost Creek
16 from -
17 "(1) its headwaters to Forest
18 Service Road 5325, as a Avild river;
19 and
20 "(11) Forest Senice Road 5325
21 to its confluence Avith the Elk River,
22 as a scenic river.
23 "(ix) 1 ILB xv CREEK.—The approxi -
24 matel-Nr 1.5 -mile segment of 1lilbur-Nr Creek
25 from—
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1 "(1) its headwaters to Forest
2 Service Road 5325, as a Avild river;
3 and
4 "(11) Forest
Senice
Road
5325
5 to its conflnence
with the
Elk
River,
6
as a scenic river.
7
"(X) BreACKBERR CREEK.—The ap-
8
proxirnatel-Nr 5.0 -mile segment of Black -
9
beer -Nr Creek from -
10
"(1) its headwaters to Forest
11
Service Road 5325, as a Avild river;
12
and
13
"(11) Forest Senice Road 5325
14
to its conflnence Avith the Elk River,
15
as a scenic river.
16
"(xi) EAST FORK BLACKBERRY
17
CREEK.—The approximatel-Nr 2.0 -mile seg -
18
meat of the nnnarned tribntar-Nr locally
19
known as `East Fork Blackber•r-Nr Creek'
20
from its headwaters in T. 33 S., R. 13 W.,
21
sec. 26, Willamette Meridian, to its con -
22
fluence Avith BlackbernT Creek, as a Avild
23
river.
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1 "(Xii) MCCURDY CREEK.—The ap-
t proirnatel-Nr 1.0-111ile segrrrerrt of 11cCu1-d-Nr
3 Creek from -
4 "(1) its headwaters to Forest
5 Service Road 5325, as a wild river;
6 and
7 "(11) Forest Senice Road 5325
8 to its confluence with the Elk River,
9 as a scenic river.
10 "(xiii) BEAR CREEK.—The approxi -
11 rnatel-Nr 1.5 -mile segment of Bear Creek
12 from headwaters to the conflnence with
13 Bald Mountain Creek, as a recreational
14 river.
15 "(xiv) BUTLER CREEK.—The approxi -
16 matel-Nr 4 -mile segment of Bntler Creek
17 from
18 "(1) its headwaters to the south
19 boundar-Nr of T. 33 S., R. 13 W., sec.
20 8, Willamette Meridian, as a wild
21 river; and
22 "(11) from the south boundar-Nr of
23 T. 33 S., R. 13 W., sec. 8, Willamette
24 Meridian, to its conflnence with Elk
25 River, as a scenic river.
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1 "(xv) EA, -,T FORK BUTLER ('PEEK. -
2 The approximatel-v 2.8 -mile segment locall-Nr
3 known as the `East Fork of Butler Creek'
4 from its headwaters on Mount Butler in T.
5 32 S., R. 13 W., sec. 29, Willamette 11e-
6 vidian, to its continence with Butler Creek,
7 as a scenic river.
8 "(x -vi) PURPLE MOUNTAIN ('PEEK. -
9 The approximatel-v 2.0 -mile segment locall-Nr
10 known as `Puiple Mountain Creek' from -
11 "(1) its headwaters in secs. 35
12 and 36, T. 33 S., R. 14 W., Willam-
13 ette Meridian, to 0.01 miles above
14 Forest SeiTice Road 5325, as a wild
15 river; and
16 "(11) 0.01 miles above Forest
17 Service Road 5325 to its continence
18 with the Elk River, as a scenic river.".
19 (ii) WITHDR WU..—Subject to valid
20 existing rights, the Federal land within the
21 boundaries of the river segments des -
22 ignited b -r paragraph (76) of section 3(a)
23 of the Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16
24 U.S.C. 1274(x)) (as amended b -,r clause (i))
25 is Avithdrawn from all forms of—
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1 (I) enti�r, appropriation, or dis-
2 posal under the public land laws;
3 (II) location, erlti-Nr, and patent
4 under the alining laws; and
5 (III) disposition under all laws
6 relating to mineral and geothermal
7 leasing or mineral materials.
8 (B) DESIGNATION OF AVILD ND SCEMC
9 RIVER SEGMENTS. -
10 (i) IN GI;NER.U.—Section 3(a) of the
11 Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C.
12 1274(x)) (as amended b -,r paragraph (4)) is
13 amended b -,r adding at the end the fol -
14 loving:
15 "(217) NESTUCCA RIVER, OREGO. .—The ap-
16 proximatel-Nr 15.5 -mile segment from its confluence
17 Avith Ginger Creek downstream until it crosses the
18 Avestern edge of T. 4 S., R. 7 W., sec. 7, Willamette
19 Meridian, to be administered b -,r the Secretai-Nr of the
20 Interior as a recreational river.
21 "(218) "'UKER (_'PEED, OREGo\.—The ap-
22 proximatel-Nr 2.9 -mile segment from the headwaters
23 in T. 3 S., R. 6 W., sec. 20 downstream to the con -
24 fluence Avith the Nestucea River in T. 3 S., R. 6 W.,
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1 sec. 15, Willamette Meridian, to be administered b -,r
2 the Secretai-Nr of the Interior as a recreational river.
3 "(219) NORTH FORD sILVER ('PLED, Ox-
o EGO\.—The approximatel-Nr 6 -mile segment from the
5 headwaters in T. 35 S., R. 9 W., sec. 1 downstream
6 to the western edge of the Bureau of Land Manage -
7 meat boundai-Nr in T. 35 S., R. 9 W., sec. 171 Wil -
8 lamette Meridian, to be administered b -,r the Sec -
9 retai-Nr of the Interior as a recreational river.
10 "(220) JENNY ('PLED, ORLGO .—The approxi -
11 inatel-Nr 17.6 -mile segment from the Bureau of Land
12 Management boundai-Nr located at the north bound -
13 ai-Nr of the southwest charter of the southeast cluar-
14 ter of T. 38 S., R. 4 E., sec. 34, Willamette 1lerid-
15 ian, downstream to the Oregon State border, to be
16 administered by the Secretai-Nr of the Interior as a
17 scenic river.
18 "(221) SPRI\G (_'PLED, ORLGO\.—The approxi -
19 inatel-Nr 1.1-111ile seglilerlt fi•orn its source at Shoat
20 Springs in T. 40 S., R. 4 E., sec. 34, Willamette
21 Meridian, downstream to the contluence Avith Jena -Nr
22 Creek in T. 41 S., R. 4 E., sec. 3, Willamette 1lerid-
23 ian, to be administered b -,r the Secretai-Nr of the I11te-
24 rior as a scenic river.
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1 "(222) LOBSTER (_'PEED, OREGO\.-The ap-
2 proximatel-Nr 5 -mile segment from T. 15 S., R. 8 W.,
3 sec. 35, Willamette Meridian, downstream to the
4 northern edge of the Bureau of Lend Management
5 boundai-Nr in T. 15 S., R. 8 W., sec. 15, Willamette
6 Meridian, to be administered b -,r the Secretai-Nr of the
7 Interior as a recreational river.
8 "(223) ELIC ('PEEK, OR GO .—The approxi -
9 motel -Nr 7.3 -mile segment from its confluence Avith
10 Flat Creek near river mile 9, to the southern edge
11 of the Arm -Nr Corps of Engineers boundai-Nr in T. 33
12 S., R. 1 E., sec. 30, Willamette Meridian, near river
13 mile 1. 7, to be administered b -,r the Secretai-Nr of the
14 Interior as a scenic river.".
15 (ii) ADMINISTRATION OF ELK
16 CREEK. -
17 (I) L ATER U Bot v Axlli;s OF
18 ELK CREEK.—The lateral boundaries
19 of the river segment designated b -,r
20 paragraph (223) of section 3(a) of the
21 Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16
22 U.S.C. 1274(x)) (as added b -,r clause
23 (i)) shall include an average of not
24 more than 640 acres per mile meas -
25 tired from the ordinal -Nr high water
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1 mark on both sides of the river seg -
2 relent.
3
(II) DE At THORIzArlo .—The
4
Elk Creek Project authorized tinder
5
the Flood Control Act of 1962 (Public
6
Lai- 87-874; 76 Stat. 1192) is de -
1
authorized.
8
(iii) WITHDRAWL.—Snl)jeet to valid
9
existing rights, the Federal land Avithin the
10
boundaries of the river segments des -
11
ignated b -,r paragraphs (217) through
12
(223) of section 3(a) of the Mild and See -
13
nic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1274(x)) (as
14
added b -,r clause (i)) is Avithdrawn from all
15
forms of -
16
(I) entr�r, appropriation, or dis-
17
posal under the public land laws;
18 (II) location, e1rtI-v and patent
19 under the mining laws; and
20 (III) disposition under all laws
21 relating to mineral and geothermal
22 leasing or mineral materials.
23 (b) DEVIL",`,' WILDERNESS. -
24 (1) DEFINITION' .—In this subsection:
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1 (A) 1Lw.—The terra "neap" means the
2 map entitled "Devil's Staircase Wilderness Pro -
3 poral" and dated Jrahr 26, 2018.
4 (B) SECRETARY.—The term "Secretar-r"
5 means -
6 (i) the Secretal-v with respect to pub -
7 lie land administered b -,r the Secretar-r; 01-
8
r8 (ii) the Secretar-r of Agriculture, Avith
9 respect to National Forest S-,rsterrr land.
10 (C) STATE.—The term "State" means the
11 State of Oregon.
12 (ll) WILDER Ess.—The terra "Wilder -
13 cress" cleans the Devil's Staircase Wilderness
14 designated b -,r paragraph (2).
15 (2) DESIG\ Tlo .—In accordance Avith the
16 Wilderness Act (16 U.S.C. 1131 et sect.), the ap-
17 proximatel-Nr 30,621 acres of Forest SeiTice land and
18 Bureau of Land Management land in the State, as
19 generalINT depicted on the map, is designated as Avil-
20 derness and as a component of the National Wilder -
21 ness PreseiTation S-,rsterrr, to be known as the "Dev-
22 il's Staircase Wilderness".
23 (3) LAW; LEGAL DEsCRIPTIo\.-
24 (A) IN GENERAL. As soon as practicable
25 after the date of enactment of this Act, the See -
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1 retal-v shell prepare a map and legal description
2 of the Wilderness.
3 (B) FORCE of I.A-Av.—The map and legal
4 description prepared under subparagraph (A)
5 shell have the same force and effect as if in -
6 eluded in this subsection, except that the Sec-
? retal-v rear correct clerical and t-NTographical
8 errors in the map and legal description.
9 (C) AV.UL—BILIrY.—The map and legal
10 description prepared under subparagraph (A)
11 shell be on file and available for public inspec-
12 tion in the appropriate offices of the Forest
13 Service and Bureau of Lend Management.
14 (4) to valid existing
15 rights, the area desig fated as Avilderness b -,r this sub -
16 section shell be administered by the Secretal-v in ac -
17 cordance Avith the Wilderness Act (16 U.S.C. 1131
18 et seq.), except that -
19 (A) an -Nr reference in that Act to the effec-
20 tive date shell be considered to be a reference
21 to the date of enactment of this Act; and
22 (B) ainT reference in that Act to the Sec -
23 retal-v of Agriculture shell be considered to be
24 a reference to the Secretal-v that has jurisdic-
25 tion over the lend Avithin the Wilderness.
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1 (5) F1', --,'H AND AVILDLIFE.-Nothing in this sub -
2 section affects the jurisdiction or responsibilities of
3 the State Avith respect to fish and Avildlife in the
4 State.
5 (6) ADJACENT AL-�- AGI;ME T.—
6 (A) IN GI;NER.U.—Nothing in this sub -
7 section creates an -Nr protective perimeter or buff -
8 er zone around the Wilderness.
9 (B) A('TIVITII s OUT, --,'IDE AVILDI x I ss. -
10 The fact that a norm ilderness activity or use on
11 land outside the Wilderness can be seen or
12 heard within the Wilderness shall not preclude
13 the activity or nse outside the boundai-Nr of the
14 Wilderness.
15 (7) PROTECTION TIO\ OF TRIB.U. RIGHTS.—Nothing
16 in this subsection diminishes all -Nr treat -Nr rights of an
17 Indian Tribe.
18 (8) r1,ILA\SFER OF AD.AII\IS'I`PATIVE, JUPISDI(_'-
19 TION. -
20 (A) IN GE\ER.U.. Administrative jurisdic-
21 tion over the approximatel-Nr 49 acres of Bureau
22 of Land Management land north of the Ump-
23 qua River in T. 21 S., R. 11 W., sec. 32, is
24 transferred from the Bureau of Land Manage -
25 meat to the Forest Sen ice.
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1 (B) ADAIINIsTPAT 10N.—The Secretal-v
2 shall administer the land transferred by stib-
3 paragraph (A) in accordance Avith-
4 (i) the Act of March 1, 1911 (cor-
s 1110111 -Nr known as the "Meeks Law") (16
6 U.S.C. 480 et seq.); and
7 (ii) an -Nr laws (including regulations)
8 applicable to the National Forest S-vSteril.
9 PART II—EMERY COUNTY PUBLIC LAND
10 MANAGEMENT
11 SEC. 1211. DEFINITIONS.
12 In this part:
13 (1) COt Cii..—The terra "Council" means the
14 San Rafael Swell Western Heritage and Historic
15 Mining Recreation Area Advisol-v Council established
16 under section 1223(x).
17 (2) COUNTY.—The terra "Count -Nr" means
18 Erilel-v Conllty ill the State.
19 (3) ALS -AGEMENT PiA— .—The term "Manage -
20 meat Plan" means the management plan for the
21 Recreation Area developed tinder section 1222(c).
22 (4) 1I=A,.—The term "flap" means the map en -
23 titled "Erilel-v Count -Nr Pnblic Land Management Act
24 of 2018 Overview flap" and dated December 11,
25 2018.
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1 (5) RE(xE TIO. ZEA.—The term "Recreation
2 Area" means the Sari Rafael Swell Western Herit-
3 age and Historic Mining Recreation Area established
4 b -,r section 1221(x)(1).
5 (6) SEcxET = P .—The term "Secretar'N'"
6 rneans-
7 (A) the Secretar-Nr, with respect to public
8 land administered by the Bureau of Land 11ari-
9 agement; and
10 (B) the Secretar-Nr of _Agricnitnre, Alith re -
11 spect to National Forest System land.
12 (7) STATE.—The terril "State" means the State
13 of Utah.
14 (8) WlLDEx Ess ZEA.—The terril "wilderness
15 area means a wilderness area designated by Section
16 1231(x).
17 SEC. 1212. ADNIINISTRATION.
18 Nothing in this part affects or modifies -
19 (1) arir right of ari-Nr federall,Nr recognized Indian
20 Tribe; or
21 (2) ainT obligation of the United States to ari-Nr
22 federall-Nr recognized Indian 'Tribe.
23 SEC. 1213. EFFECT ON WATER RIGHTS.
24 Nothing in this part—
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1 (1) affects the use or allocation, in existence ori
2 the date of eriactrnerit of this Act, of ari-Nr Avater,
3 Avater right, or interest in Avater;
4 (2) affects ari-Nr vested absolute or decreed coridi-
5 tiorial Avater right irr existence on the date of eriact-
6 merit of this Act, irieludirig ari-Nr water right held b -,r
7 the United States;
8 (3) affects ari-Nr interstate Avater compact irr ex -
9 istence orr the date of enactrilerrt of this Act; or
10 (4) shall be considered to be a relinquishment
11 or reduction of ari-Nr Avater rights reserved or appro-
12 priated bAT the United States irr the State orr or be -
13 fore the date of enactrilerrt of this Act.
14 SEC. 1214. SAVINGS CLAUSE.
15 Nothing in this part diminishes the authority of the
16 Secretar-Nr under Public LaAv 92-195 (commorihT krimvri as
17 the "Wild Free -Roaming Horses and Burros Act") (16
18 U.S.C. 1331 et seq.).
19 Subpart A—San Rafael Swell Western Heritage and
20 Historic Mining Recreation Area
21 SEC. 1221. ESTABLISHMENT OF RECREATION AREA.
22 (a) EsTABLrsH.AIL T.—
23 (1) IN GENER UL.—Subject to valid existing
24 rights, there is established the Sari Rafael SAvell
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1 Western Heritage and Historic Mining Recreation
2 Area in the State.
3 (2) AREA INCLUDED.—The Recreation Area
4 shell consist of approximatel-Nr 216,754 acres of Fed -
5 eral lend managed b -,r the Bureau of Lend Manage -
6 relent, as genera11-NTdepicted on the Map.
7 (b) PURPOSES.—The purposes of the Recreation
8 Area are to provide for the protection, conseiTation, and
9 enhancement of the recreational, cultural, natural, scenic,
10 wildlife, ecological, historical, and educational resources of
11 the Recreation Area.
12 (c) DA, AND LEG uL DESWRIPTIoN.-
13 (1) IN ( ENER U.. As soon as practicable after
14 the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretau-Nr
15 shell file a map and legal description of the Recre-
16 ation Area Avith the Committee on Natural Re -
17 sources of the House of Representatives and the
18 Committee on Erlerg<r and Natural Resources of the
19 Senate.
20 (2) EFFECT.—The map and legal description
21 filed under paragraph (1) shell have the same force
22 and effect as if included in this subpart, except that
23 the Secretau-Nr ma—,T correct clerical and tNographical
24 errors in the map and legal description.
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1 (3) PtBLI(_ VAIL.A-BIlITY. A toff of the Inap
2 and legal description filed under paragraph (1) shell
3 be on file and available for public inspection in the
4 appropriate offices of the Bureau of Lend Manage -
5 ment.
6 SEC. 1222. MANAGEMENT OF RECREATION AREA.
7 (a) IN GENERAL.—The Secretal-r shell administer
8 the Recreation Area -
9 (1) in a planner that conserves, protects, and
10 enhances the pniposes for which the Recreation
11 Area is established; and
12 (2) in accordance Avith-
13 (A) this section;
14 (B) the Federal Land Polis -,r and Manage -
15 ment Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1701 et sect.); and
16 (C) other applicable laws.
17 (b) U,Ls.—The Secretal-v shall allow 0111 -Nr uses of the
18 Recreation Area that are consistent Avith the plalposes for
19 which the Recreation Area is established.
20 (c) ALS _ AGI.AIENT PLAN. -
21 (1) IN GENERAL.—Not later than 5 gears after
22 the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretal-r
23 shall develop a comprehensive management plan for
24 the long-term protection and management of the
25 Recreation Area.
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1 (2) REQUIREMENT'S'.—The Management Plan
2 shall -
3 (A) describe the appropriate uses and
4 management of the Recreation Area;
5 (B) be developed Avith extensive public
6 input;
7 (C) take into consideration all -v informa-
8 tion developed in studies of the land Avithin the
9 Recreation Area; and
10 (ll) be developed filll-Nr consistent with the
11 settlement agreement entered into on Jamal -Nr
12 131 20171 in the case in the United States Dis-
13 triet Court for the District of Utah styled
14 "Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, et al. v.
15 U.S. Department of the Interior, et al." and
16 numbered 2 :12–ev-2 5 7 D K.
17 (d) MOTORIZED VEHICLES; NEW ROADS. -
18 (1) MOTORIZED VEHICLES.—Except as needed
19 for emergenc-,r response or administrative puiposes,
20 the use of Motorized vehicles in the Recreation Area
21 shall be permitted 0111 -Nr on roads and motorized
22 routes designated in the Management Plan for the
23 use of motorized vehicles.
24 (2) NEW xoADs.—No new permanent or tern -
25 poral -Nr roads or other motorized vehicle routes shall
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1 be constructed Avithin the Recreation Area after the
2 date of enactment of this Act.
3
(3) EXI',TUNG POA1)',-,'.-
4
(A) IN GENE LU.—Necessal-v maintenance
5
or repairs to existing roads designated in the
6
Management Plan for the use of motorized ve-
1
hicles, including necessal-v repairs to keep exist -
8
ing roads free of debris or other safet-Nr hazards,
9
shall be permitted after the date of enactment
10
of this Act, consistent Avith the requirements of
11
this section.
12
(B) EFFECT. -Nothing in this subsection
13
prevents the Secretai-r fi•orn rerouting an exist -
14
ing road or trail to protect Recreation Area re -
15
sources from degradation or to protect public
16
safet-v as determined to be appropriate b -,r the
17
Secreta -r.
19 (1) IN GENERAL.—The grazing of livestock in
20 the Recreation Area, if established before the date of
21 enactment of this Act, shall be allowed to continue,
22 sulIject to such reasonable regulations, policies, and
23 practices as the Secretal-v considers to be necessal-v
24 in accordance Avith—
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1 (A) applicable law (including regulations);
2 and
3 (B) the purposes of the Recreation Area.
4 (2) INVE, NTop .—Not later than 5 gears after
5 the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretar-r, in
6 collaboration Avith arr-Nr affected grazing permittee,
7 shall cal -I -v out an irrverrtor-r of facilities and im-
8 provements associated Avith grazing activities in the
9 Recreation Area.
10 (f) COLD Wfix SITE',.—The Secretar-r shall manage
11 the Recreation Area in a manner that educates the public
12 about Cold War and historic uranium mine sites in the
13 Recreation Area, subject to such terms and conditions as
14 the Secretar-r considers necessar-r to protect public health
15 and safety.
16 (g) INCORPORATION OF riCQUIRED LAND AND I\-
17 TLxLSTs.-AAI-N land or interest in land located within the
18 boundar-r of the Recreation Area that is acquired by the
19 United States after the date of enactment of this Act
20 shall -
21 (1) become part of the Recreation Area; and
22 (2) be managed in accordance Avith applicable
23 laws, including as provided in this section.
24 (h) W1THDR AV.U..—Subject to valid existing rights,
25 all Federal land Avithin the Recreation Area, including an -r
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1 land or interest in land that is acclnii•ed b -,r the United
2 States within the Recreation Area after the date of enact -
3 rent of this Act, is withdrawn from -
4 (1) enti-Nr, appropriation, or disposal under the
5 public land laws;
6 (2) location, erlti-Nr, and patent tinder the alining
7 laws; and
8 (3) operation of the mineral leasing, mineral
9 materials, and geothermal leasing laws.
10 (i) STUDY OF No.NmOTORIZLv RECREATION OPPOx-
11 TU ITILs.—Not later than 2 vears after the date of enact -
12 agent of this Act, the Secretai-Nr, in consultation with inter -
13 ested parties, shall conduct a stud -Nr of nonmotorized recre-
14 ation trail opportunities, including bicycle trails, within
15 the Recreation Areal consistent Avith the ptiiposes of the
16 Recreation Area.
17 (7) COOPERATlVE AGREEMENT.—The Secretal-Nr ma -\r
18 enter into a cooperative agreement with the State in ac -
19 cordance with section 307(b) of the Federal Land Polis -\r
20 and Management Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1737(b)) and
21 other applicable laws to provide for the protection, man -
22 agement, and maintenance of the Recreation Area.
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1 SEC. 1223. SAN RAFAEL SWELL WESTERN HERITAGE AND
2 HISTORIC MINING RECREATION AREA ADVI-
3 SORY COUNCIL.
4 (a) ESTBI.ISH.AII T.—Not later than 180 da -,-s after
5 the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretal-N- shall es -
6 tablish an adj-iso1-NT council, to be known as the "Sail
7 Rafael Sivell Western Heritage and Historic Mining
8 Recreation Area Adj-iso1-N- Council".
9 (b) DUTlli;s.—The Council shall adi-ise the Secretal-N-
10 ii ith respect to the preparation and implementation of the
11 Management Plan for the Recreation Area.
12 (c) APPLICABLE LAAO -.—The Conncil shall be sul1ject
13 to -
14 (1) the Federal Ads iso1-N- C0111111ittee Act ( 5
15 U.S.C. App.); and
16 (2) section 309 of the Federal Land Polis-,- and
17 Management Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1739).
18 (d) E.AlBERS.—The Conncil shall include 7 mem-
19 bees, to be appointed b-\- the Secretal-N-, of 11-110111, to the
20 ma iintim extent practicable -
21 (1) 1 member shall represent the En1e1-N- Co1an-
22 t, -N- Colnlnission;
23 (2) 1 member shall represent motorized ree-
24 reational users;
25 (3) 1 member shall represent nonlnotorized ree-
26 reational users;
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1 (4) 1 member shall represent permittees holding
2 grazing allotments Ai ithiii the Recreation Area or
3 Aiildeiness areas designated iii this part;
4 (5) 1 member shall represent conseiTation oi•ga-
5 nizations;
6 (6) 1 member shall have expertise in the histoi•-
7 ical uses of the Recreation Area; and
8 (7) 1 ineinbei• shall be appointed fi-oin the elect -
9 ed leadership of a Fedei•all-Nr recognized Indian Tribe
10 that has significant cultural or historical connections
ll to, and expertise iii, the landscape, archeological
12 sites, or cultural sites Ai ithiii the Coiiiit-Nr.
13 Subpart B—Wilderness Areas
14 SEC. 1231. ADDITIONS TO THE NATIONAL WILDERNESS
15 PRESERVATION SYSTEM.
16 (a) ADDITIONS.—In accordance Aiith the Wilderness
17 Act (16 U.S.C. 1131 et seq.), the follmi iiig land iii the
18 State is designated as Aiildeiness and as components of
19 the National Wilderness Preservation Svstein:
20 (1) BIG AVILD HORSE Federal
21 land managed b -,r the Bureau of Land Management,
22 comprising approxiiiiatel-Nr 18,192 acres, generall-Nr
23 depicted on the flap as "Proposed Big Mild Horse
24 Mesa Milder ness", which shall be known as the "Big
25 Mild Horse Mesa Wilderness".
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1 (2) COLD AvAsx.—Certain Federal lend man -
2 aged b -,r the Bureau of Lend Management, corn -
3 prising approximatel-Nr 11,001 acres, generall-Nr de -
o picted on the flap as "Proposed Cold Wash Wilder -
5 mess", which shell be known as the "Cold Wash Wil-
derness".
7 (3) DE,01.A-TIO .NYO .—Certain Federal
8 lend managed b -,r the Bureau of Lend Management,
9
comprising
approximatel-Nr
142,996
acres, genera ll -Nr
10
depicted on
the Map as "Proposed
Desolation Can -
11 iron Wilderness", which shell be known as the "Des -
12 olation Canvon Wilderness".
13 (4) DEVIL'S t AYo .—Certain Federal lend
14 managed b -,r the Bureau of Lend Management, com-
15 prising approximatehT 8,675 acres, generall-Nr de -
16 picted on the flap as "Proposed Devil's Cantron Wil -
17 derness", which shell be known as the "Devil's Can -
18 von Wilderness".
19 (5) EAGLE t AYo .—Certain Federal lend
20 managed b -,r the Bureau of Lend Management, com-
21 prising approximatel-Nr 13,832 acres, generall-Nr de -
22 picted on the flap as "Proposed Eagle Cantron Wil -
23 derness", which shall be known as the "Eagle Can -
24 von Wilderness".
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1 (6) HORSE V.ULLY.—Certain Federal lend
2 managed b -,r the Bureau of Lend Management, corn -
3 prising approximatel-Nr 12,491 acres, generall-Nr de -
o picted on the flap as "Proposed Horse Valle -Nr Wil -
5 derness", which shall be known as the "Horse Valle -,r
6 Wilderness".
7 (7) L B xi TH t .N O .—Certain Federal land
8 managed b -,r the Bureau of Land Management, corn -
9 prising approximatel-Nr 54,643 acres, generall-Nr de -
10 picted on the flap as "Proposed Labyrinth Canyon
11 Wilderness", which shall be known as the "Lab -
12 vrinth Canvon Wilderness"
13 (8) LITTLE OCEAN DRAW.—Certain Federal
14 land managed b -,r the Bureau of Land Management,
15 comprising approximatel-Nr 20,660 acres, genera ll -Nr
16 depicted on the flap as "Proposed Little Ocean
17 Draw Wilderness", which shall be known as the
18 "Little Ocean Draw Wilderness".
19 (9) LITTLE AVILv HOP,, --,'E AY0 .—Certain
20 Federal land managed b -,r the Bureau of Land Man -
21 agement, comprising approximatel-Nr 5,479 acres,
22 generalhT depicted on the flap as "Proposed Little
23 Mild Horse Cantron Wilderness", which shall be
24 known as the "Little Mild Horse Cannon Wilder -
25 Hess".
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1 (10) MEXICAN MOUN U.—Certain Federal
2 lend managed b -,r the Bureau of Lend Management,
3 comprising approximatel-Nr 76,413 acres, genera ll -Nr
4 depicted on the flap as "Proposed Mexican 1loun-
5 twin Wilderness", which shall be known as the
6 "Mexican Mountain Wilderness".
7 (11) MIDDLE AVILD xoxsL AILS .—Certain
8 Federal land managed b -,r the Bureau of Land Man -
9 agement, comprising approximatel-Nr 16,343 acres,
10 generall-Nr depicted on the flap as "Proposed Middle
11 Mild Horse Mesa Wilderness", which shall be known
12 as the "Middle Mild Horse Mesa Wilderness".
13 (12) MUDDY CREEK.—Certain Federal land
14 managed b -,r the Bureau of Land Management, com-
15 prising approximatel-Nr 98,023 acres, generall-Nr de -
16 picted on the flap as "Proposed Mudd -Nr Creek Wil -
17 derness", which shall be known as the "Mudd -Nr
18 Creek Wilderness".
19 (13) NLLsO.N MOUNTAIN.-
20
IOLNTAIN.-
20 (A) IN GI;NER.U..-Certain Federal land
21 managed b -,r the Forest Sen ice, comprising ap-
22 proximatel-Nr 7,176 acres, and certain Federal
23 land managed b -\r the Bureau of Land Manage -
24 meat, comprising approximatel-Nr 257 acres, gen-
25 era11-NTdepicted on the flap as "Proposed Nelson
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1 Mountain Wilderness", which shell be known as
2 the "Nelson Mountain Wilderness".
3 (B) TP . SFER OF ).AII IsTP TIVE Jt xls-
4 DIC TIO\ . Administrative jurisdiction over the
5 257 -acre portion of the Nelson Mountain Wil -
6 derness designated b -\r subparagraph (A) is
7 transferred from the Bureau of Land Manage -
8 relent to the Forest Sen ice.
9 (14) RED",--,' t -NYO .—Certain Federal land
10 managed b -,r the Bureau of Land Management, corn -
11 prising approximatel-Nr 17,325 acres, generall-Nr de -
12 picted on the flap as "Proposed Red's Cantron Wil -
13 derness", which shall be known as the "Red's Can -
14 von Wilderness".
15 (15) RHINO HEAD.—Certain Federal land man -
16 aged b -,r the Bureau of Land Management, com-
17 prising approximatel-Nr 19,338 acres, generall-Nr de -
18 picted on the flap as "Proposed Rhino Head Wil -
19 derness", which shall be known as the "Rhino Head
20 Wilderness".
21 (16) SAN R F i,L HELD,.—Certain Federal land
22 managed b -,r the Bureau of Land Management, com-
23 prising approximatel-Nr 60,442 acres, generall-Nr de -
24 picted on the flap as "Proposed San Rafael Reef
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1 Wilderness", which shall be known as the "San
2 Rafael Reef Wilderness".
3 (17) SID'S MOUN U.—Certain Federal land
4 managed b -\r the Bureau of Land Management, cor-
s prising approximatel-Nr 49,130 acres, generall-Nr de -
6 picted on the flap as "Proposed Sid's 1lotintain
7 Wilderness", which shall be known as the "Sid's
8 1lotintain Wilderness".
9 (18) TURTLE t AY0 .—Certain Federal land
10 managed b -\r the Bureau of Land Management, com-
11 prising approximatehT 29,029 acres, genera11-NTde-
12 picted on the flap as "Proposed Ttirtle Cantron Wil -
13 derness", which shall be known as the "hurtle Can -
14 von Wilderness".
15 (b) LAW -A_Nv LLG uL DESWRIPT1ON.-
16 (1) IN ( ENER U.. As soon as practicable after
17 the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretai-Nr
18 shall file a map and legal description of each Avilder-
19 ness area Avith-
20 (A) the Committee on Natural Resources
21 of the House of Representatives; and
22 (B) the Committee on Energ<r and Natural
23 Resources of the Senate.
24 (2) EFFECT.—Each map and legal description
25 filed tinder paragraph (1) shall have the same force
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1 and effect as if included in this part, except that the
2 Secretal-v ma -,r correct clerical and t-NTographical er-
3 rocs in the neaps and legal descriptions.
4 (3) AV.1..A-BILIT .—Each neap and legal de-
s seription filed under paragraph (1) shall be on file
6 and available for public inspection in the appropriate
7 office of the Secretai-r.
8 SEC. 1232. ADNIINISTRATION.
9 (a) 1I AGI SII \T.—Subject to valid existing rights,
10 the Avilderness areas shall be administered by the Sec -
11 retal-v in accordance Avith the Wilderness Act (16 U.S.C.
12 1131 et seq. ), except that -
13 (1) all -v reference in that Act to the effective
14 date shall be considered to be a reference to the date
15 of enactment of this Act; and
16 (2) all -v reference in that Act to the Secretai-Nr
17 of g7 iculture shall be considered to be a reference
18 to the Secretai-r.
19 (b) RE('PE TIO. . CLImm. G. -Nothing in this part
20 prohibits recreational rock climbing activities in the Avil-
21 derness areas, such as the placement, use, and mainte-
22 nonce of fixed anchors, including all -v fixed anchor estab-
23 lished before the date of the enactment of this Act -
24 (1) in accordance Avith the Wilderness Act (16
25 U.S.C. 1131 et seq.); and
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1 (2) stilIject to all -v terms and conditions deter -
2 alined to be necessal-v by the Secretal-v.
3 (c) Tp, A -m YL .-�-N . After providing opportunities for
4 public comment, the Secretai-r shall establish a trail plan
5 that addresses hiking and equestrian trails on the Avilder-
6 ness areas in a planner consistent Avith the Wilderness Act
7 (16 U.S.C. 1131 et seq.).
8 (d) LivLsTO('K.-
9 (1) IN ( ENERU.—The grazing of livestock in
10 the wilderness areas, if established before the date of
11 enactment of this Act, shall be allowed to continue,
12 stilIject to such reasonable regulations, policies, and
13 practices as the Secretal-v considers to be necessai-Nr
14 in accordance Avith-
15 (A) section 4(d)(4) of the Wilderness Act
16 (16 U.S.C. 1133(d)(4)); and
17 (B) the guidelines set forth in Appendix A
18 of the report of the Committee on Interior and
19 Insular Affairs of the House of Representatives
20 accompan-Ting H.R. 2570 of the 101st Congress
21 (House Report 101-405).
22 (2) INVENTOR .—With respect to each Avilder-
23 ness area in which grazing of livestock is allowed to
24 continue tinder paragraph (1), not later than 2 gears
25 after the date of enactment of this Act, the See -
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1 retai-Nr, in collaboration Avith ail -Nr affected grazing
2 permittee, shall earl -Nr out an irlverltoi-Nr of facilities
3 and improvements associated Avith grazing activities
4 in the wilderness area.
5 (e) ADJACENT MANAGEMENT.-
6
IAN AGI;ME T.-
6 (1) IN GI;NER.U,.—Congress does not intend for
7 the designation of the wilderness areas to create pro -
8 tective perimeters or buffer zones around the Avilder-
9 ness areas.
10 (2) NONAVILDER EssACTIVITIE'S'.—The fact
11 that nonnvilderness activities or uses can be seen or
12 heard from areas Avithin a Avilderness area shall not
13 preclude the conduct of those activities or uses out -
14 side the boundai-Nr of the wilderness area.
15 (f) MILITARY R OVERFI.IGxTs.—Nothing in this sub -
16 part restricts or preehades-
17 (1) low-level overflights of militai-Nr aircraft over
18 the Avilderness areas, including militarNT overflights
19 that can be seen or heard Avithin the Avilderness
20 areas;
21 (2) flight testing and evaluation; or
22 (3) the designation or creation of new units of
23 special use airspace, or the establishment of militai-Nr
24 flight training routes, over the Avilderness areas.
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1 (g) COMMERCL A-1. sen ices
2 (including authorized outfitting and guide actil-ities) Al ith-
3 in the i6lderness areas may be authorized to the extent
4 rnecessai-Nr for actii-ities that are appropriate for realizing
5 the recreational or other i6lderness purposes of the i6lder-
6 ness areas, in accordance i6th section 4(d)(5) of the Wil -
7 derness Act (16 U.S.C. 1133(d)(5)).
8 (h) LAND ACQUISITIO\ AND INCORPORATION OF Ac -
9 Q IRED LAND AND I\TLIZLSTS.-
10 (1) ACQUISITION AUTHORITY.—The Secretai-Nr
11 ma -,r acquire land and interests in land ii ithin the
12 boundaries of a ii ilderness area b -,r donation, pur-
13 chase from a Ai illing seller, or exchange.
14 (2) I\CORPOR TIO\. Arl-Nr land or interest in
15 land Avithin the boundai-Nr of a Ai ilderness area that
16 is acquired b -,r the United States after the date of
17 enactment of this Act shall be added to and adminis-
18 tered as part of the Ai ilderness area.
19 (i) WATER RIGHT, -,.-
20 (1) STATUTORY CON STILI C TIO .—Nothing in
21 this subpart -
22 (A) shall constitute or be eonstruted to eon -
23 stitute either an express or implied reservation
24 by the United States of ally water or water
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1 rights Avith respect to the land designated as
2 Avilderness b -,r section 1231;
3 (B) shall affect all -Nr Avater rights in the
4 State existing on the date of enactment of this
5 Act, including all -Nr Avater rights held b -,r the
6 United States;
7 (C) shall be construed as establishing a
8 precedent Avith regard to all -Nr filtnre Avilderness
9 designations;
10 (ll) shall affect the interpretation of, or
11 an -Nr designation made pursuant to, all -Nr other
12 Act; or
13 (E) shall be construed as limiting, altering,
14 inodif� irng, or amending all -Nr of the interstate
15 compacts or equitable apportionment decrees
16 that apportions Avater among and between the
17 State and other States.
18 (2) STATE WATER i.,Aw.—The Secretai-Nr shall
19 follow the procedural and substantive requirements
20 of the State in order to obtain and hold all -NT Avater
21 rights not in existence on the date of enactment of
22 this Act Avith respect to the Avilderness areas.
23 (j) MEMORANDUM OF U DERS NDING.—The Sec -
24 retai-Nr shall offer to enter into a memorandum of under -
25 standing Avith the Count -Nr, in accordance Avith the Wilder -
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1 ness Act
(16 U.S.C.
1131 et seri.), to clarit�r the approval
2 processes
for the use
of motorized equipment and rnechan-
3 ical transport for search and rescue activities in the
4 llnddv Creek Wilderness established by section
5 1231(x)(12).
6 SEC. 1233. FISH AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT.
7 Nothing in this subpart affects the jln-isdietion of the
8 State Avith respect to fish and Avildlife on public land lo -
9 cited in the State.
10 SEC. 1234. RELEASE.
11 (a) FINDING.—Corlg,Tess finds that, for the purposes
12 of section 603(c) of the Federal Land Polis -,r and Manage -
13 meat Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1782(c)), the approximatel-Nr
14 17,420 acres of public land administered b -,r the Bureau
15 of Land Management in the Counter that has not been des -
16 ignited as wilderness b -,r section 1231(x) has been ade-
17 rivatel-Nr studied for wilderness designation.
18 (b) BELE �L.—The public land described in sub -
19 section (a)-
20 (1) is no longer subject to section 603(e) of the
21 Federal Land Polis -Nr and Management Act of 1976
22 (43 U.S.C. 1782(c)); and
23 (2) shall be managed in accordance with -
24 (A) applicable law; and
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1 (B) ainT applicable lend rnariagermnt plan
2 adopted under section 202 of the Federal Lend
3 Polis -,r and 1lariagermnt Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C.
4 1712).
5 Subpart C—Wild and Scenic River Designation
6 SEC. 1241. GREEN RIVER WILD AND SCENIC RIVER DES -
7 IGNATION.
8 (a) 1N GENER.U. —Section 3(a) of the Mild and See -
9 riic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1274(x)) (as amended b -,r sec -
10 tion 1205(a)(5)(B)(i)) is amended b -,r adding at the end
11 the following:
12 "(224) GREEN RIOTER.—The appi•oximatel-Nr 63-
13 mile segment, as gerieralhT depicted ori the map eriti-
14 fled `Erner-Nr Coiarit-,r Public Land 1lariagermnt Act of
15 2018 Over-N-ieiv flap' and dated December 11, 2018,
16 to be adrniriistered b -,r the Secretar-Nr of the Interior,
17 in the folloiiirig classifications:
18 "(A) WILD RIOTER SEGMENT.—The 5.3-
19 mile segrnerit fi•orn the bouridar-Nr of the Uintah
20 and Oura-,r Reservation, south to the Nefertiti
21 boat ramp, as a Aiild river.
22 "(B) RECRE ATION I� RIFER sEWA1ENT.-
23 The 8.5 -mile segrnerit fi•orn the Nefertiti boat
24 ramp, south to the Swale-Nr's boat ramp, as a
25 recreational river.
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1 "(C) SCENIC IIVEI 'SEGMENT.—The 49.2-
2 mile segment from Bull Bottom, south to the
3 coilrity lisle between E11ie1-Nr and Wmale Couri-
4 ties, as a scenic riven".
5 (b) INCORPORATION OF ACQUIRED ED NoN-FEVER U�
6 LAND.—If the United States acquires all -Nr riori-Federal
7 land Aiithiii 01• a(�jacerit to a i•ivei• segment of the G1•eeri
8 River designated b -,r pai•agi•aph (224) of section 3(a) of
9 the Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1274(x)) (as
10 added b -,r subsection (a)), the aequil•ed land shall be ineol•-
11 poi•ated in, and be adliiiiiistel•ed as part of, the applicable
12 Aiild, scenic, 01• i•eci•eational riven
13 Subpart D—Land Management and Conveyances
14 SEC. 1251. GOBLIN VALLEY STATE PARK.
15 (a) IN GENER.U.—The Seei•etai-Nr shall offer to cori-
16 Vev to the Utah DiVisioii of Parks and Reci•eatiorl of the
17 Utah Depai•tmerlt of Natural Resources (i•efei•i•ed to in
18 this section as the "State"), appi•oximatel-Nr 6,261 acres of
19 land identified ori the flap as the "Proposed Goblin NTalle�r
20 State Park Expaiisioii", Aiithout coiisidel•atioii, for- the
21 maiiagemeiit b -\r the State as a State park, consistent Aiith
22 uses allowed under• the Act of June 141 1926 (co11i11io1il-Nr
23 kriowii as the "Rec1•eatioii and Public Pu1•poses Act") (44
24 Stat. 741, chapter- 578; 43 U.S.C. 869 et seq.).
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1 (b) REVExsIO.NLILY CLAU'S'E REQ IPED. A conve-Nr-
2 once under subsection (a) shell include a reversional -v
3 clause to ensure that management of the lend described
4 in that subsection shell revert to the Secretal-v if the lend
5 is no longer being managed as a State perk in accordance
6 Avith subsection (a).
7 SEC. 1252. JURASSIC NATIONAL MONUMENT.
8 (a) ES'I BILISH.AIE.NT PL PPOSES.—To conseiTe, in -
9 teipret, and enhance for the benefit of present and filture
10 generations the paleontological, scientific, educational, and
11 recreational resources of the area and subject to valid ex -
12 isting rights, there is established in the State the Jurassic
13 National 1lontiment (referred to in this section as the
14 "1lontiment"), consisting of approximatel-v S50 acres of
15 Federal land administered by the Bureau of Land Man -
16 agement in the Count -,r and generall-Nr depicted as "Pro -
17 posed Jurassic National Monument" on the flap.
18 (b) LAW —ND LEGAL DEs(_PUPTION.-
19 (1) IN GENEIL=VL.—Not later than 2 gears after
20 the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretal-v
21 shall file Avith the Committee on Erlerg<r and Natural
22 Resources of the Senate and the Committee on Nat -
23 ural Resources of the House of Representatives a
24 map and legal description of the Monument.
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1 (2) EFFECT.—The neap and legal
description
2 filed tinder paragraph (1) shall
have the
same force
3 and effect as if included in this
section,
except that
4 the Secretal-v ma -,r correct clerical and t-Nop-aphical
5 errors in the map and legal description, stilIject to
6 the reclnirement that, before making the proposed
7 corrections, the Secretal-v shall submit to the State
8 and all -Nr affected count -\r the proposed corrections.
9 (3) PtBLI(_ VAILA-BIlITY. A toff of the map
10 and legal description filed tinder paragraph (1) shall
11 be on file and available for public inspection in the
12 appropriate offices of the Bureau of Land Manage -
13 ment.
14 (c) WITHDR AV.U..—Snljject to valid existing rights,
15 any Federal land Avithin the boundaries of the Monument
16 and ail -v land or interest in land that is acquired b -,r the
17 United States for inclusion in the 1lontiment after the
18 date of enactment of this Act is withdrawn from -
19 (1) enti-Nr, appropriation, or disposal under the
20 public land laws;
21 (2) location, entj-v and patent tinder the mining
22 laws; and
23 (3) operation of the mineral leasing laws, geo-
24 thermal leasing laws, and minerals materials laws.
25 (d) MANAGEMENT.
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1 (1) IN ( ENER U..—The Secretal-v shall manage
2 the Monument -
3 (A) in a manner that conserves, protects,
4 and enhances the resources and valves of the
5 1lollulnent, including the resources and valves
6 described in subsection (a); and
7 (B) in accordance Avith-
8 (i) this section;
9 (ii) the Federal Land Polis -,r and Man -
10 agement Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1701 et
11 seq. ); and
12 (iii) an -Nr other applicable Federal lay.
13 (2) N TION � L_Nvs(AAE ('O sEPVArIO. sys-
14 TEM.—The llonnment shall be managed as a com-
15 ponent of the National Landscape Conservation S-Nrs-
16 tern.
17 (e) MANAGEMENT PLAN.
18 (1) IN GENERAL.—Not later than 2 gears after
19 the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretal-r
20 shall develop a comprehensive management plan for
21 the long-term protection and management of the
22 1lollulnent.
23 (2) CO.AIPO.NE. TS.—The management plan de -
24 veloped under paragraph (1) shall—
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1 (A) describe the appropriate uses and
2 management of the Monument, consistent Avith
3 the provisions of this section; and
4 (B) allow for continued scientific research
5 at the Monument during the development of the
6 management plan for the Monument, subject to
7 ally terms and conditions that the Secretai-Nr de-
b termines necessanT to protect Monument re -
9 sources.
10 (f) AUTHORIZED UsLs.—'I`he Secretai-Nr shall 0111 -Nr
11 allow uses of the Monument that the Secretai-Nr determines
12 Avould filrther the purposes for which the Monument has
13 been established.
14 (g) INTERPRETTIO , EDUCATION, AND SCIENTIFIC
15 RESE ARCH. -
16 (1) IN GE\ERU.—The Secretai-Nr shall provide
17 for public interpretation of, and education and sci-
18 entific research on, the paleontological resources of
19 the llornnilerlt.
20 (2) COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS.—The Sec -
21 retai-Nr ma -\r enter into cooperative agreements Avith
22 appropriate public entities to earl -Nr out paragraph
23 (1).
24 (h) SPEC ALU MANAGEMENT r11ZE
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1 (1) IN GI;NER.UL.—The establishment of the
2 1lontiment shall not modif�v the management status
3 of ally area within the botindal-v of the 1lontirnent
4 that is managed as an area of critical environmental
5 concein.
6 (2) CO\FLICT OF there is a conflict
7 between the laws applicable to an area described in
8 paragraph (1) and this section, the more restrictive
9 provision shall control.
10 (i) MOTORIZED VLxICLE'S.—Except as needed for
11 administrative ptiiposes or to respond to an emergenc e,
12 the use of motorized vehicles in the 1lontiment shall be
13 allowed 0111 -Nr on roads and trails designated for use b -,r 1110-
14 torized vehicles tinder the management plan for the Montt -
15 ment developed tinder subsection (e).
16 (j) WATER RIGHT'S'.—Nothing, in this section con -
17 stittites an express or implied reservation b -,r the United
18 States of ail -Nr water or water rights with respect to the
19 Monument.
20 (k) GRuZI\G.—The grazing of livestock in the Montt -
21 meat, if established before the date of enactment of this
22 Act, shall be allowed to continue, stilIject to such reason -
23 able regulations, policies, and practices as the Secretai-Nr
24 considers to be necessal-v in accordance Avith-
25 (1) applicable law (including regulations);
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1 (2) the
guidelines set
forth in Appendix A of
2 the report of
the Committee
on Interior and Insular•
3 Affairs of the House of Representatives accom-
4 paining H.R. 2570 of the 101st Congress (House
5 Report 101-405); and
6 (3) the purposes of the Monument.
7 SEC. 1253. PUBLIC LAND DISPOSAL AND ACQUISITION.
8 (a) I GENERAL.—In accordance Avith applicable law,
9 the Secretal-Nr ma -,r sell public land located in the C01111tNr
10 that has been identified as suitable for disposal based on
11 specific criteria as listed in the Federal Land Polis -r and
12 Management Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1713) in the applica-
13 ble resource management plan in existence on the date of
14 enactment of this Act.
15 (b) USE OF PROCEEDS.
16 (1) IN GE\ER-UL.—NotAiithsta11di11g all -Nr other
17
provision of
law (other than
a law that
specificall�r
18
provides for
a portion of the
proceeds of
a land sale
19 to be distributed to an -Nr trust fiend of the State),
20 proceeds from the sale of public land under sub -
21 section (a) shall be deposited in a separate account
22 111 the '1`reasul-Nr, to be known as the "Elnel-Nr C01111t,-N
23 Utah, Land Acquisition Account" (referred to in this
24 section as the "Account").
25 (2) AVAILABILITY.
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1 (A) IN GE\EIW�.—rlinolnitS ill the Ae-
2 count shall be available to the Secretai-Nr, Jvith-
3 out fiarther appropriation, to purchase from
4 willing sellers land or interests ill land within a
5 wilderness area or the Recreation Area.
6 (B) APPLIC ABILITY. Aii-Nr purchase of
7 land or interest ill land under subparagraph (A)
8 shall be in accordance with applicable lay.
9 (C) PROTECTIO\ OF (_fit LT RUL RE -
10 sot xcEs.—To the extent that there are
11 amounts ill the Account ill excess of the
12 aulonnts needed to earl -Nr out subparagraph (A),
13 the Secretai-Nr inav use the excess aulonnts for
14 the protection of cultural resources on Federal
15 land within the County.
16 SEC. 1254. PUBLIC PURPOSE CONVEYANCES.
17 (a) I GE\EI-UL.—NotANithstaiidiiig the land use
18 planning requirement of sections 202 and 203 of the Fed -
19 eral Land Polis -Nr and Management Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C.
20 17121 1713), on request b -,r the applicable local govern -
21 Mental eiitit-Nr, the Secretai-Nr shall corlve-Nr Avithout consider -
22 ation the following parcels of public land to be used for
23 public purposes:
24 (1) EMERY CITY RECREATIO. AREA.—The ap-
25 proximatel-Nr 640 -acre parcel as generall-Nr depicted oil
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1 the flap, to the Cit -Nr of Ernerr, Utah, for the cre-
2 ation or enhancement of public recreation opportirrni-
3 ties consistent Ai ith uses allowed tinder the Act of
4 June 141 1926 (corilrilorll-Nr known as the "Recreation
5 and Ptiblie Purposes Act") (44 Stat. 741, chapter
6 578; 43 U.S.C. 869 et seq.).
7 (2) Ht \TI\GTO\ AIRPORT.—The approxi -
8 rnatel-Nr 320 -acre parcel as generall-Nr depicted on the
9 flap, to Erner-Nr Cotint-Nr, Utah, for expansion of Hun -
10 tington Airport consistent AN ith uses allowed under
11 the Act of June 141 1926 (corilrilorll-Nr known as the
12 "Recreation and Public Purposes Act") (44 Stat.
13 741, chapter 578; 43 U.S.C. 869 et seq.).
14 (3) EMERY COUNTY ',-_,'HERIFF",-_,' OFFICE.—The
15 approxirnatel-Nr 5 -acre parcel as generall-Nr depicted on
16 the flap, to Erner-Nr Cotint-Nr, Utah, for the Ernes -Nr
17 Conrlty Sheriff's Office substation consistent AN ith
18 uses allowed tinder the Act of June 141 1926 (com-
19 rrrorrly known as the "Recreation and Public Pirr-
20 poses Act") (44 Stat. 741, chapter 578; 43 U.S.C.
21 869 et seq.).
22 (4) Bt-CIMORN INFORAUTIO CE TI R.—The
23 approxirnatel-Nr 5 -acre parcel as generall-Nr depicted on
24 the flap, to Elder -Nr Counter, Utah, for the Bockhorn
25 Information Center consistent Avith uses allowed
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1 under the Act of June 141 1926 (eoarnmonhr known
2 as the "Recreation and Ptiblie Purposes Act") (44
3 Stat. 741, chapter 578; 43 U.S.C. 869 et sect.).
4 (b) 1I P ND LEG uL Illi SWRIPTlo\.-
5 (1) IN GE.N 7R U.. As soon as practicable after
6 the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretai-r
7 shall file a map and legal description of each parcel
8 of land to be eonveved under subsection (a) Avith-
9 (A) the Committee on Energ<r and Natural
10 Resources of the Senate; and
11 (B) the Committee on Natural Resources
12 of the House of Representatives.
13 (2) EFFECT.—Each map and legal description
14 filed tinder paragraph (1) shall have the same force
15 and effect as if included in this part, except that the
16 Secretal-v ma -,r correct clerical or t-NTographical er-
17 rocs in the map and legal description.
18 (3) PUBLIC AV.1ABILIT .—Each map and
19 legal description filed tinder paragraph (1) shall be
20 on file and available for public inspection in the
21 Price Field Office of the Bureau of Land Manage -
22 ment.
23 (c) RLVLxslo.-
24 (1) IN c ENERU.—If a parcel of land conveyed
25 under subsection (a) is used for a purpose other
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1 than the purpose described in that subsection, the
2 parcel of land shall, at the discretion of the Sec -
3 retar-Nr, revert to the United States.
4 (2) RESPo s1B1L1T Ikon RE.AIEDLXIo\.—In
5 the case of a reversion tinder paragraph (1), if the
6 Secretar-Nr determines that the parcel of land is con -
7 taminated Avith hazardous Avaste, the local govern -
8 mental emit -Nr to Avhich the parcel of land Avas con -
9 veered tinder subsection (a) shall be responsible for
10 remediation.
11 SEC. 1255. EXCHANGE OF BLM AND SCHOOL AND INSTITU-
12 TIONAL TRUST LANDS ADMINISTRATION
13 LAND.
14 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
15 (1) EXt'IL-\–NGE Aw,.—The term "Exchange
16 flap" means the map prepared b -\r the Bnrean of
17 Land Management entitled "Erner-Nr Cotintr Public
18 Land Management Act—Proposed Land Exchange"
19 and dated December, 101 2018.
20 (2) FEDEIU UU LAND.—The terns "Federal land"
21 means public land located in the State of Utah that
22 is identified on the Exchange flap as -
23 (A) "BLAI Surface and Mineral Lands
24 Proposed for Transfer to SITLA";
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1 (B) "BL1I Mineral Lands Proposed for
2 Transfer to SITLA"; and
3 (C) "BL1I Surface Lands Proposed for
4 Transfer to SITLA".
5 (3) No -FEDE L U. LAND.—The term "non -Fed -
6 eral land" means the land owned by the State in the
7 Ernei-Nr and Uintah Connties that is identified on the
8 Exchange flap as -
9 (A) "SITLA Surface and Mineral Land
10 Proposed for Transfer to BMW';
ll (B) "SITLA Mineral Lands Proposed for
12 Transfer to BL1I"; and
13 (C) "SITLA Surface Lands Proposed for
14 Transfer to BL1I".
15 (4) STATE.—The term "State" means the
16 State, acting through the School and Institutional
17 Tnist Lands Administration.
18 (b) Ex(,�-�_NGE OF FEDEP u LAND AND No -FED-
19 LCL u� LAND. -
20 (1) IN (BENE LU�.—If the State offers to coilVe-Nr
21 to the United States title to the non -Federal land,
22 the SecretanT, in accordance ANith this section,
23 shall -
24 (A) accept the offer; and
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1 (B) on receipt of all right, title, and inter -
2 est in and to the non -Federal land, collve-Nr to
3 the State (or a designee) all right, title, and in -
4 terest of the United States in and to the Fed -
5 eral land.
6 (2) CONVEYANCE OF IARCELS I\ VII
7 (A) IN GE.NEP,.U..—NotAiithstandirlg that
8 appraisals for all of the parcels of Federal land
9 and non -Federal land Ina -,r Ilot have been ap-
10 proved under subsection (e)(5), parcels of the
11 Federal land and non -Federal land ma -,T be ex -
12 changed tinder paragraph (1) in phases, to be
13 Intittiall-Nr agreed I) -,T the Secretal-Nr and the State,
14 beginning on the date on which the appraised
15 values of the parcels included in the applicable
16
phase are approved.
17
(B) No AGREEMENT ON Ii XCIL-�- GE.—It
18
all -Nr dispute or dela-,r arises with respect to the
19
exchange of an individual parcel of Federal land
20
or non -Federal land under paragraph (1), the
21
Secretal-Nr and the State Ina -\r Intittiall-Nr agree to
22
set aside the individual parcel to allow the ex -
23
change of the other parcels of Federal land and
24
non -Federal land to proceed.
25 (3) Ex(,i sioN.
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1
(A) IN GI;NER.U.—The Secretai-Nr shall ex -
2
elude from an -Nr coilVe-Nrance of a parcel of Fed -
3
eral land tinder paragraph (1) annr Federal land
4
that contains critical habitat designated for a
5
species listed as an endangered species or a
6
threatened species tinder the Endangered Spe-
7
cies Act of 1973 (16 U.S.C. 1531 et sed.).
8
(B) REQ IREME T. An -Nr Federal land ex -
9
ehaded tinder subparagraph (A) shall be the
10
smallest area rnecessai-Nr to protect the applicable
11
critical habitat.
12
(4) APPLICABLE LAW. -
13
(A) IN GI;NER.UL.—The land exchange
14
under paragraph (1) shall be subject to section
15
206 of the Federal Land Polis -,r and Manage -
16
ment Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1716) and other
17
applicable lay-.
18
(B) LAND t sL PLANNING.—With respect
19
to the Federal land to be conveyed tinder para -
20
graph (1), the Secretai-Nr shall not be required
21
to undertake all -Nr additional land use planning
22
under section 202 of the Federal Land Polie-,r
23
and Management Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1712)
24
before the corlvevance of the Federal land.
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1 (5) V AI�ID I7XISTI\ G RIGHTS.—The land ex -
2 change tinder paragraph (1) shall be stilIject to valid
3
existing rights.
4
(6) TITLE AA PPOv u,.—Title
to the Federal
5
land and non -Federal land
to be exchanged tinder
6
paragraph (1) shall be in a
form acceptable to the
7
Secretal-v and the State.
8
(c) riI'I'Ii MI5
9
(1) IN GE\ERAI..—The
valve of the Federal
10
land and the non -Federal
land to be exchanged
11
tinder subsection (b)(1) shall
be determined b -,r ap-
12
praisals conducted b -,r 1 or
more independent and
13
qualified appraisers.
14
(2) STATE A-I'PP,.AISER.—The
Secretal-v and the
15
State ma -v agree to use an independent and qualified
16
appraiser -
17 (A) retained b -,r the State; and
18 (B) approved b -,r the Secretal-v.
19 (3) APPLICABLE i.,Aw.—The appraisals tinder
20 paragraph (1) shall be conducted in accordance with
21 nationall-Nr recognized appraisal standards, including,
22 as appropriate -
23 (A) the Uniform Appraisal Standards for
24 Federal Land Acquisitions; and
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1 (B) the Uniform Standards of Professional
2 Appraisal Practice.
3 (4) 1IINLILU�S.-
4 (A) 1IINIiJR.0REPORTS.—The appraisals
5 tinder paragraph (1) ma -,r take into account
6 mineral and technical reports provided b -,r the
7 Secretai-Nr and the State in the evaluation of
8 mineral deposits in the Federal land and non -
9 Federal land.
10 (B) 1Iim.NG (I,A_i.Ais.—To the extent per -
11 missible tinder applicable appraisal standards,
12 the appraisal of annr parcel of Federal land that
13 is encumbered b -r a mining or millsite claim lo -
14 Bated under sections 2318 through 2352 of the
15 Revised Statutes (cornrnonl-Nr known as the
16 "Mining Law of 1872") (30 U.S.C. 21 et sect.)
17 shall be appraised in accordance with standard
18 appraisal practices, including, as appropriate,
19 the Uniform Appraisal Standards for Federal
20 Land Acquisition.
21 (C) VALIDITY in
22 this subsection requires the United States to
23 conduct a mineral examination for all -Nr rilirlirlg
24 claim on the Federal land.
25 (ll) ADJUSTMENT.—
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1 (i) IN GENER U..—If valve is attrib-
2 tited to all -Nr parcel of Federal land because
3 of the presence of minerals subject to leas -
4 ing tinder the Mineral Leasing Act (30
5 U.S.C. 181 et sect.), the valve of the parcel
6 (as otherwise established tinder this stib-
7 section) shall be reduced b -,r the percentage
8 of the applicable Federal revenue sharing
9 obligation tinder section 35(a) of the Min -
10 eral Leasing Act (30 U.S.C. 191(x)).
11 (ii) LImI TIO\ . An ac�jnstment
12 tinder clause (i) shall not be considered to
13 be a propert-,r right of the State.
14 (5) Ai ppmv u.. An appraisal conducted tinder
15 paragraph (1) shall be submitted to the Secretai-Nr
16 and the State for approval.
17 (6) D RATIo\. An appraisal conducted tinder
18 paragraph (1) shall remain valid for 3 gears after
19 the date on which the appraisal is approved b -,r the
20 Secretai-Nr and the State.
21 (7) COST oF����L
22 (A) IN GENER =UL.—The cost of an ap-
23 praisal conducted tinder paragraph (1) shall be
24 paid ecltialhT b -,r the Secretai-Nr and the State.
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1 (B) REIMBURSEMENT T BY sE('PE =LILY .—It
2 the State retains an appraiser in accordance
3 Avith paragraph (2), the Secretal-v shall reim-
4 burse the State in an amount equal to 50 per -
5 cent of the costs incurred by the State.
6 (d) CONVEYANCE OF TITLE.—It is the intent of Con -
7 gress that the land exchange authorized tinder subsection
8 (b) (1) shall be completed not later than 1 gear after the
9 date of final approval b -,r the Secretal-v and the State of
10 the appraisals conducted under subsection (e).
11 (e) Pt BIA(' I sPE('TIO.N ND NOTICE. -
12 (1) PUBLIC I sPE('rIO .—Not later than 30
13 da -NT s before the date of all -Nr exchange of Federal land
14 and non -Federal land under subsection (b)(1), all
15 final appraisals and appraisal reviews for the land to
16 be exchanged shall be available for public review at
17 the office of the State Director of the Bnrean of
18 Land Management in the State of Utah.
19 (2) NOTICE.—The Secretal-v shall make avail -
20 able on the public Avebsite of the Secretal-v and the
21 Secretal-v or the State, as applicable, shall publish in
22 a newspaper of general circulation in Salt Lake
23 Count -v Utah, a notice that the appraisals conducted
24 tinder subsection (c) are available for public inspec-
25 tion.
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1 (f) EQ a `.0 L EXCIL-�- GL.—
2 (1) IN GENER U..—The valve of the Federal
3 land and non -Federal land to be exchanged tinder
4 subsection (b)(1)-
5 (A) shall be equal; or
6 (B) shall be made equal in accordance Avith
7 paragraph (2).
8 (2) EQ UAZ TION. -
9 (A) SURPLUS OF FEDE L U� LAND.—With
10 respect to an -NT Federal land and non -Federal
11 land to be exchanged under subsection (b)(1), if
12 the valve of the Federal land exceeds the valve
13 of the non -Federal land, the valve of the Fed -
14 eral land and non -Federal land shall be ecltial-
15 ized bv-
16 (i) the State cone -\Ting to the Sec -
17 retai-NT, as rnecessai-NT to equalize the valve
18 of the Federal land and non -Federal land,
19 after the acquisition of all State trust land
20 located Avithin the wilderness areas or
21 recreation area designated b -\T this part,
22 State trust land located Avithin all -NT of the
23 Avilderness areas or national conservation
24 areas in Washington Count NT, Utah, estab-
25 lished under subtitle 0 of title I of the
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1 Omnibus Public Land Management Act of
2 2009 (Public Law 111-11; 123 Stat.
3
1075); and
4
(ii) the State, to the extent necessal-v
5
to equalize all -v remaining imbalance of
6
vahle after all available Washington Coun-
7
ter, Utah, land described in clause (i) has
8
been cone-Nred to the SecretanT corlve-Tirlg
9
to the Secretal-v additional State trust land
10
as identified and agreed on b -,r the Sec -
11
retal-v and the State.
12
(B) St RPL s OF No -FEDER UL LAND.—If
13
the vahle of the non -Federal land exceeds the
14
vahle of the Federal land, the vahle of the Fed -
15
eral land and the non -Federal land shall be
16
equalized -
17 (i) b -,r the Secretal-v making a cash
18 equalization payment to the State, in ac -
19 cordance with section 206(b) of the Fed -
20 eral Land Polis -v and Management Act of
21 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1716(b)); or
22 (ii) b -\r removing non -Federal land
23 from the exchange.
24 (g) PNDL-�- TpuBLs.—The Secretal-v shall consult
25 with an -Nr federall-Nr recognized Indian 'Tribe ill the vicirlit-Nr
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1 of the Federal land and non -Federal land to be exchanged
2 under subsection (b)(1) before the completion of the land
3 exchange.
4 (h) APPURTENANT WATER RIGHTS.—All-NT conve-r-
5 once of a parcel of Federal land or non -Federal land tinder
6 subsection (b)(1) shall include the conve-Nrance of Avater
7 rights appurtenant to the parcel conveyed.
8 (i) GPAzi\G PERMITS. -
9 (1) IN GENERAL.—If the Federal land or non -
10 Federal land exchanged under subsection (b)(1) is
11 subject to a lease, permit, or contract for the graz-
12 ing of domestic livestock in effect on the date of ac -
13 cltiisition, the Secretal-v and the State shall allow the
14 grazing to continue for the remainder of the term of
15 the lease, permit, or contract, subject to the related
16 terms and conditions of user agreements, including
17 permitted stocking rates, grazing fee levels, access
18 rights, and ownership and use of range improve -
19 ments.
20 (2) RENEW.U.—To the extent allowed b -r Fed -
21 eral or State law, on expiration of all -Nr grazing lease,
22 permit, or contract described in paragraph (1), the
23 holder of the lease, permit, or contract shall be enti-
24 tled to a preference right to renew the lease, permit,
25 or contract.
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1 (3) CANCELLATION. -
2
ANCELLATIO .-
2 (A) IN GENER U.—Nothing in this section
3 prevents the Secretai-Nr or the State from can -
4 celing or modifying a grazing permit, lease, or
5 contract if the Federal land or non -Federal
6 land stilIject to the permit, lease, or contract is
7 sold, conve-,red, transferred, or leased for non -
8 grazing purposes b -,r the Secretai-Nr or the State.
9 (B) LIAIITAT IO\. -Except to the extent
10 reasonably rnecessai-Nr to accommodate surface
11 operations in support of mineral development,
12 the Secretai-Nr or the State shall not cancel or
13 modit�r a grazing permit, lease, or contract be -
14 cause the land stilIject to the permit, lease, or
15 contract has been leased for mineral develop -
16 ment.
17 (4) B AsL PROPERTIES.—If non -Federal land
18 convened b -,r the State tinder subsection (b)(1) is
19 used b -,r a grazing permittee or lessee to meet the
20 base propert-r reclnirements for a Federal grazing
21 permit or lease, the land shall continue to cltialit�r as
22 a base propert-Nr for -
23 (A) the remaining term of the lease or per -
24 mit; and
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1 (B) the terra of all -Nr renewal or extension
2 of the lease or permit.
3 (j) WITHDR AV.U� OF FEVEILu LAND Fxo.Ai 1II�-
4 LIL=T ENTRY PRIOR To Excl-L-�-NGE.—Snljjeet to valid ex -
5 isting rights, the Federal land to be conveyed to the State
6 under subsection (b)(1) is withdrawn from mineral loca-
1 tion, errtj-v and patent tinder the mining laws pending
8 corrvevance of the Federal land to the State.
9 Subtitle D—Wild and Scenic Rivers
10 SEC. 1301. LOWER FARMINGTON RIVER AND SALMON
11 BROOK WILD AND SCENIC RIVER.
12 (a) FINDING'.—Congress finds that -
13 (1) the Lower Farmington River and Salmon
14 Brook Strad -v Act of 2005 (Public Law 109-370) au -
15 thorized the stud -Nr of the Farmington River down -
16 stream from the segment designated as a rec-
17 reational river b -,r section 3 (a) (15 6) of the Mild and
18 Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1277(x)(156)) to its
19 confluence with the Connecticut River, and the seg -
20 silent of the Saluron Brook including its Main steal
21 and east and west branches for potential inelusion in
22 the National Mild and Scenic Rivers S-,rsterrr;
23 (2) the studied segments of the Lower Farm -
24 ington River and Salmon Brook support natural,
25 cultural, and recreational resources of exceptional
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1 significance to the citizens of Connecticnt and the
2 Nation;
3 (3) concui•rentl-Nr Avith the preparation of the
4 stud -Nr, the Lover Farmington River and Salmon
5 Brook Mild
and Scenic
Stud -Nr
Cornrnittee prepared
6 the Lower
Farmington
River
and Salmon Brook
7 Management Plan, June 2011 (referred to in this
8 section as the "management plan"), that establishes
9
objectives,
standards,
and action
programs that will
10
ensure the
long-term
protection
of the outstanding
11 values of the river segments Avithont Federal man -
12 agement of affected lands not owned b -,r the United
13 States;
14 (4) the Lower Farmington River and Salmon
15 Brook Mild and Scenic Stud -NT Cornrnittee has voted
16 in favor of Mild and Scenic River designation for the
17 river segments, and has included this recommenda-
18 tion as an integral part of the management plan;
19 (5) there is strong local support for the protee-
20 tion of the Lower Farmington River and Salmon
21 Brook, including votes of support for Wild and See -
22 nic designation from the governing bodies of all ten
23 communities abutting the stud -Nr area;
24 (6) the State of Connecticnt General Assembl-Nr
25 has endorsed the designation of the Lower Farm -
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1 ington River and Salmon Brook as components of
2 the National Mild and Scenic Rivers S-,rstem (Public
3 Act 08-37); and
4 (7) the Rainbow Dam and Reservoir are located
5 erltirel-Nr outside of the river segment designated b-,
6 subsection (b), and, based on the findings of the
7 stud -Nr of the Lower Farmington River pursuant to
8 Public Law 109-370, this hydroelectric project (in -
9 eluding all aspects of its facilities, operations, and
10 transmission lines) is compatible Avith the designa-
11 tion made b -,r subsection (b).
12 (b) llLSIG\rlo.—Section 3(a) of the Mild and
13 Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1274(x)) (as amended b -,r
14 section 1241(x)) is amended b -,r adding at the end the fol -
15 loving:
16 "(225) LOWER FARMINGTON RIVER AND 5
17 ON BROOD, ('OLCTI('t T.—Segnnnernts of the main
18 stem and its tributan-Nr, Salmon Brook, totaling ap-
19 proximatel-Nr 62 miles, to be administered b -,r the Sec -
20 retan-Nr of the Interior as follows:
21 "(A) The approximatel-Nr 27.2 -mile segment
22 of the Farmington River beginning 0.2 miles
23 below the tailrace of the Lower Collinsville Dam
24 and extending to the site of the Spoom ille Dam
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1 in Bloomfield and East Granbv as a rec-
2 reational river.
3 "(B) The approximatel-Nr S.1-111ile segrilerlt
4 of the Farmington River extending from 0.5
5 miles below the Rainbow Dam to the confluence
6 Avith the Connecticnt River in Windsor as a rec-
7 reational river.
8 "(C) The approximatel-Nr 2.4 -mile segment
9 of the main stem of Salmon Brook extending
10 from the conflnence of the East and West
11 Branches to the conflnence Avith the Farm -
12 ington River as a recreational river.
13 "(ll) The approximatel-Nr 12.6 -mile segment
14 of the West Branch of Salmon Brook extending
15 from its headwaters in Hartland, Connecticut,
16 to its confluence Avith the East Branch of Salm-
17 on Brook as a recreational river.
18 "(E) The approximatel-Nr 11.4 -mile segment
19 of the East Branch of Salmon Brook extending
20 from the Alassachnsetts-Connecticut State line
21 to the conflnence Avith the West Branch of
22 Salmon Brook as a recreational river.".
23 (c) ALS - AGI;ME T.-
24 (1) IN GENERAL.—The river segments des -
25 ignited b -,r subsection (b) shall be managed in ac -
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1 cordance Avith the management plan and such
2 amendments to the management plan as the Sec -
3 retar-Nr determines are consistent Avith this section.
4 The management plan shall be deemed to satisAT the
5 requirements for a comprehensive management plan
6 pursuant to section 3(d) of the Mild and Scenic Riv-
7 ers Act (16 U.S.C. 1274(d)).
8 (2) COMMITTEE.—The Secretar-Nr shall coordi-
9 nate the management responsibilities of the Sec -
10 retar-Nr tinder this section Avith the Lower Farm -
11 ington River and Salmon Brook Mild and Scenic
12 Committee, as specified in the management plan.
13 (3) COOPERATIVE EPEE.AIL Ts.—
14 (A) IN ( ENER =UL.—Irl order to provide for
15 the long-term protection, preservation, and en -
16 hancement of the river segment designated b-,
17 subsection (b), the Seeretar-Nr is authorized to
18 eater into cooperative agreements pursuant to
19 sections 10(e) and 11(b) (1) of the Wild and
20 Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1281(e),
21 1282(b)(1)) urith-
22 (i) the State of Connecticnt;
23 (ii) the towns of Avon, Bloomfield,
24 Burlington, East Granb-,r, Farmington,
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1 Granb-,r, Hartland, Simsbui-Nr, and Windsor
2 in Connecticut; and
3
(iii) appropriate local planning and
4
environmental organizations.
5
(B) CO SISTE cy. All cooperative agree -
6
rnents provided for under this section shall be
7
consistent Avith the management plan and ma -\r
8
include provisions for financial or other assist -
9
once from the United States.
10
(4) LAND ALANAGEMENr.-
11
(A) GO\I\G oxvl.NcLS.—For the pur-
12
poses of the segments designated ill subsection
13
(b), the zoning ordinances adopted b -,r the towns
14
ill Avon, Bloomfield, Burlington, East Granb-r,
15
Farmington, Granb-,r, Hartland, Simsbui-Nr, and
16
Windsor in Connecticut, inehading provisions for
17
conservation of floodplains, Avetlands, and Ava-
18
tercourses associated Avith the segments, shall
19
be deemed to satisf�T the standards and require -
20
rnents of section 6(c) of the Mild and Scenic
21
Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1277(e)).
22
(B) ACQUISITIO\ OF LAND.—The provi-
23
cions of section 6(c) of the Mild and Scenic
24
Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1277(e)) that prohibit
25
Federal acquisition of lands b -,r condemnation
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1 shall appl�T to the segments designated in stib-
2 section (b). The atithorit-Nr of the Secretai-Nr to
3 acquire lands for the purposes of the segments
4 designated in subsection (b) shall be limited to
5 acquisition b -,r donation or acquisition ii ith the
6 consent of the owner of the lands, and shall be
7 subject to the additional criteria set forth in the
8 management plan.
9 (5) RAINBOW v �Al.—The designation made b -,r
10 subsection (b) shall not be eonsti-tied to—
ll (A) prohibit, pre -erupt, or abridge the po-
12 tential filttire licensing of the Rainbow Dam
13 and Reservoir (including all -Nr and all aspects of
14 its facilities, operations and transmission lines)
15 b -,r the Federal Erlerg r Regulatonr Commission
16 as a federall-Nr licensed hydroelectric generation
17 project tinder the Federal Power Act (16
18 U.S.C. 791a et seq.), provided that the Com -
19 mission ma -,r, in the discretion of the Commis -
20 cion and consistent Ai ith this section, establish
21 such reasonable terms and conditions in a 11v-
22 dropower license for Rainbow Dam as are nec-
23 essai-Nr to reduce impacts identified b -,r the Sec -
24 retai-Nr as invading or tiureasonabl-Nr diminishing
25 the scenic, recreational, and fish and Ai ildlife
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1 valves of the segments designated b -,r subsection
2 (b); or
3 (B) affect the operation of, or impose all -Nr
4 flow or release reclnirements on, the unlicensed
5 hydroelectric facility at Rainbow Dam and Res -
6 eiToin
7 (6) RELATION TO NATIO. .U� I = PK s�srL�I.-
8 Notwithstanding section 10(c) of the Mild and See -
9 nic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1281(c)), the Lower
10 Farmington River shall not be administered as part
11 of the National Park S-,rstern or be sul1ject to reg :da -
12 tions which govern the National Park S-,rstern.
13 (d) F=SIL.AII GTO RIVER, CONNECTICUT, DESIGN A-
14 TION RLVI�Io .—Section 3(x)(156) of the Mild and See -
15 nic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1274(x)(156)) is amended in
16 the first sentence -
17 (1) b -,r striking "14 -mile" and inserting "15.1-
18 mile"; and
19 (2) b -,r striking "to the downstream end of the
20 New Hartford -Canton, Connecticnt town line" and
21 inserting "to the confluence with the Nepaug River".
22 SEC. 1302. WOOD-PAWCATUCK WATERSHED WILD AND SCE -
23 NIC RIVER SEGMENTS.
24 (a) llLSIG\TIo.—Section 3(a) of the Mild and
25 Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1274(x)) (as amended b -,r
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1 section 1301(b)) is amended b -,r adding at the end the fol -
2 loving:
3 "(226) MOOD -I AV ATU('K AVATERSHED, RHODE
4 ISLAND SND CONNECTICUT.—The following river
5 segments within the Mood-Paiveatuck watershed, to
6 be administered b -\r the Secretai-Nr of the Interior, in
7 cooperation with the Mood-Paiveatuck Mild and See -
8 nic Rivers Stewardship Council:
9 "(A) The approximatel-Nr 11-111ile segrilerlt
10 of the Beaver River from its headwaters ill Exe-
11 ter and West Greeim ich, Rhode Island, to its
12 continence with the Paiveatuck River ill Rich -
13 mond, Rhode Island, as a scenic river.
14 "(B) The approximatel-Nr 3 -mile segment of
15 the Chipuxet River from the Kingston Road
16 Bridge, South Kingstown, Rhode Island, to its
17 outlet ill Morden Pond, as a wild river.
18 "(C) The approximatel-Nr 9-111ile segrilerlt of
19 the Green Fall River from its headwaters ill
20 VoluntoT �l, Connecticut, to its continence Avith
21 the AshaAva-,r River in Hopkinton, Rhode Island,
22 as a scenic river.
23 "(ll) The approximatel-Nr 3 -mile segment of
24 the Ashawav River 6.0111 its continence Avith the
25 Green Fall River to its continence Avith the
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1
Pawcatuck River in Hopkinton, Rhode Island,
2
as a recreational river.
3
"(E) The approximatel-Nr 3 -mile segment of
4
the Pawcatuck River from the "'order Pond
5
outlet in South Kingstown, Rhode Island, to the
6
South Count -Nr 'frail Bridge, Charlestown and
7
Sonth Kingstown, Rhode Island, as a Avild river.
8
"(F) The approximatel-Nr 4 -mile segment of
9
the Pawcatuck River from South County 'frail
10
Bridge, Charlestown and Sonth Kirlgstowil,
11
Rhode Island, to the Carolina Back Road
12
Bridge in Richmond and Charlestown, Rhode
13
Island, as a recreational river.
14
"(G) The approximatel-Nr 21 -mile segment
15
of the Pawcatuck River from Carolina Back
16
Road Bridge in Richmond and Charlestown,
17
Rhode Island, to the confluence urith Shunoek
18 River in Stonington, Connecticnt, as a scenic
19 river.
20 "(H) The approirnatel-Nr 8-111ile segrilerlt of
21 the Pawcatuck River from the confluence with
22 Shunoek River in Stonington, Connecticut, to
23 the Month of the river between Pawcatuck
24 Point in Stonington, Connecticut, and Rhodes
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1
Point ill Westerl-Nr, Rhode Island, as a rec-
2
reational river.
3
"(I) The approximatel-Nr 11-rilile Segrilent of
4
the (ween River from its headwaters ill Exeter
5
and West Greenwich, Rhode Island, to the
6
Kingstown Road Bridge ill Sonth Kingstown,
7
Rhode Island, as a scenic river.
8
"(J) The approximatel-Nr 5 -mile segment of
9
the Uscluepaugh River from the Kingstown
10
Road Bridge to its confluence Avith the
11
Pawcatuck River ill Sonth Kingstown, Rhode
12
Island, as a Avild river.
13
"(K) The approximatel-Nr S-rilile Segrilent of
14
the Shnnock River from its headwaters ill
15
North Stonington, Connecticut, to its con -
16
thence Avith the Pawcatuck River as a rec-
17 reational river.
18
"(L) The approximatel-Nr 13 -mile segment
19
of the Mood River from its headwaters ill Ster-
20
ling and `'ollnitOAVII, Connecticnt, and Exeter
21
and West Greenwich, Rhode Island, to the Ar -
22
cadia Road Bridge ill Hopkinton and Rich -
23
mond, Rhode Island, as a Avild river.
24
"(1I) The approximatel-Nr 11-rilile Segrilerlt
25
of the Mood River from the Arcadia Road
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1 Bridge in Hopkinton and Richmond, Rhode Is -
2 land, to the confluence Avith the Pawcatuck
3 River in Charlestown, Hopkinton, and Rich -
4 mond, Rhode Island, as a recreational river.".
5 (b) MANAGEMENT OF RIVE, x SEWAILNTs.-
6 (1) DEFINITIONS.—In this subsection:
7 (A) COVERED TRIBUTARY.—The terns
8 "covered tributai-Nr" ineans-
9 (i) each of Assekonk Brook,
10 Breakheart Brook, BnIShNr Brook,
11 Canoehet Brook, Chiekasheen Brook,
12 Cedar Swamp Brook, Fishen ille Brook,
13 Glade Brook, Glen Rock Brook, Ke1hr
14 Brook, Locke Brook, Meadow Brook, Pen -
15 dleton Brook, Parris Brook, Passquisett
16 Brook, Phillips Brook, Poquiant Brook,
17 Queens Fort Brook, Roaring Brook, Sher -
18 man Brook, chane -Nr Brook, Tomaquag
19 Brook, White Brook, and W-NTassup Brook
20 A6thin the Mood-Pawcatuck Avatershed;
21 and
22 (ii) annr other perennial stream A6thin
23 the Mood-Pawcatuck Avatershed.
24 (B) RIVER 'SEGMENT.—The term "river
25 segment" means a river segment designated b-,
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1 paragraph (226) of section 3(a) of the Mild and
2 Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1274(x)) (as
3 added b -,r subsection (a)).
4 (C) STEAVA DSHIP PLS\.—The terra
5 "Stewardship Plan" means the plan entitled the
6 "Mood-Pawcatuck Mild and Scenic Rivers
7 Stewardship Plan for the Beaver, Chipwxet,
8 Green Fall-Ashawa NT Paiveatuck, Q11eerr-
9 Uscluepaugh, Shunock, and Mood Rivers" and
10 dated June 2018, which takes a Avatershed ap-
11 proach to the management of the river seg -
12 ments.
13 (2) MOOD -I AV ATU('K AVILD AND RIv-
14 LIZS STEWARDSHIP PLAN.—
15 (A) IN ( ENER U.—The Secretai-r, in co
16 operation Avith the Mood-Pawcatuck Mild and
17 Scenic Rivers Stewardship Council, shall man -
18 age the river segments in accordance Avith-
19 (i) the Stewardship Plan; and
20 (ii) an -Nr amendment to the Steward -
21 ship Plan that the Secretar-Nr determines is
22 consistent urith this subsection.
23 (B) WATERSHED UPPROACH.—In firrther-
24 once of the Avatershed approach to resource
25 preseiTation and enhancement described in the
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1 Stewardship Plan, the covered tributaries are
2 recognized as integral to the protection and en -
3 hancement of the river segments.
4 (C) REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPREHE\SIVE
5 ALA GEMENT PL A -N .—The Stewardship Plan
6 shall be considered to satisfy- each requirement
7 for a comprehensive management plan required
8 under section 3(d) of the Mild and Scenic Riv-
9 ers Act (16 U.S.C. 1274(d)).
10 (3) COOPERATIVE GPEE.AIE Ts.—To provide
11 for the long -terra protection, preservation, and en -
12 hancenlent of each river segulent, in accordance with
13 sections 10(e) and 11(b) (1) of the Mild and Scenic
14 Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1281(e), 1282(b)(1)), the
15 Secretar-N- ma -,r enter into cooperative agreements
16 (which ma -,r inehade provisions for financial or other
17 assistance from the Federal Government) ivith-
18 (A) the States of Connecticut and Rhode
19 Island;
20 (B) political subdivisions of the States of
21 Connecticut and Rhode Island, inehading-
22 (i) the towns of North Stonington,
23 Sterling, Stonington, and `'Ohrrrtoll-11, Coll_
24necticut; and
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1 (ii) the towels of Charlestown, Exeter,
2 Hopkinton, North Kingstown, Richmond,
3 Sonth Kingstown, Westerl NT, and West
4 Kingstown, Rhode Island;
5 (C) the Mood-Pawcatuck Mild and Scenic
6 Rivers Stewardship Conncil; and
7 (ll) an -N- appropriate nonprofit organiza-
8 tion, as determined b-,- the Secretai-N-.
9 (4) RELATION TO NATIO. .U� PARK s�srL�l.-
10 Notwithstanding section 10(c) of the Mild and See -
11 nic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1281(c)), each river seg -
12 ment shall not be -
13 (A) administered as a unit of the National
14 Park S -,-stern; 01-
15
r15 (B) sulIject to the laws (including reg -.la -
16 tions) that govern the administration of the Na -
17 tional Park Svstern.
18 (5) LAND ALANA EME T.-
19 (A) %O\I\G ORDI -ANCES.—The zoning or -
20 dinances adopted b-,- the toAVIIS of North
21 Stonington, Sterling, Stonington, and
22 Volunto�T rr, Connecticnt, and Charlestown, Exe-
23 ter, Hopkinton, North Kingston -n, Richmond,
24 South KirrgstoAl-11, Westerly-, and West Green -
25 AT-ich, Rhode Island (including ani- provision of
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1 the zoning ordinances relating to the conserva-
2 tion of floodplains, Avetlands, and Avatercourses
3
associated Avith all -Nr river Se(nment), shall be
4
considered to satisf�T the standards and require-
s
ments described in section 6(c) of the Mild and
6
Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1277(c)).
7
(B) VH�I�AGES.—For purposes of section
8
6(c) of the Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16
9
U.S.C. 1277(e)), each town described in sub -
10
paragraph (A) shall be considered to be a vil-
11
loge.
12
(C) ACQUISITION OF LAND. -
13
(i) LimITTION OF AUTHORITY IT OF
14
sE('RE LILY .—With respect to each river
15
segment, the Secretai-Nr rear onl�Nr acquire
16
parcels of land -
17
(I) b -,r donation; or
18
(11) Avith the consent of the
19
owner of the parcel of land.
20
(ii) PROHIBITION RELATING TI\G TO THE
21
ACQUISITION OF Iii\D BY CO\DL.AI\A-
22
TIO .—In accordance Avith 6(c) of the
23
Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C.
24
1277(c)), Avith respect to each river seg -
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1 relent, the Secretai-Nr ma -,r not accluii•e all -Nr
2 parcel of land b -,r condemnation.
3 SEC. 1303. NASHUA WILD AND SCENIC RIVERS, MASSACHU-
4 SETTS AND NEW HAMPSHIRE.
5 (a) I)ESIG.N TION OF WILD AND SCENIC RIOTER SEG -
6 AIENTS.—Section 3(a) of the Mild and Scenic Rivers Act
7 (16 U.S.C. 1274(x)) (as amended b -,r section 1302(x)) is
8 amended b -,r adding at the end the following:
9 "(227) N ASHUA, Scat: ANN ACOOKI AND
10 NISSI'1`ISSI'1` AVILD AND SCENIC RIVERS, AL -SS ACHL -
11 SETTS AND NEAP' Hl-AIPSHIRE.-
12 "(A) The following segments in the Com -
13 monwealth of Massachusetts and State of New
14 Hampshire, to be administered b -,r the Secretary
15 of the Interior as a scenic river:
16 "(i) The apprwdmatel-Nr 27 -mile seg -
17 meat of the mainstem of the Nashua River
18 from the eonfLuenee of the North and
19 South Nashua Rivers in Lancaster, Massa -
20 chusetts, and extending north to the Mas -
21 sachusetts-New Hampshire border, except
22 as provided in subparagraph (B).
23 "(ii) The approximatel-Nr 16.3 -mile seg -
24 meat of the Squaimacook River from its
25 headwaters in Ash Swamp, Townsend,
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1 Massachusetts, extending downstream to
2 the confluence of the river Avith the Nash -
3
tia River in Shii•le-N-/Aj'ei•, assachnsetts,
4
except as provided in subparagraph (B).
5
"(iii) The approximatel-Nr 9.5 -mile seg -
6
meat of the Nissitissit River from its head -
7
Avaters in Brookline, New Hampshire, to
8
the conflnence of the river Avith the Nash -
9
tia River in Pepperell, Massachusetts.
10
"(B) Ex(,i �io.N LL As.—The designation
11
of the river segments in subparagraph (A) shell
12
exehade-
13
"(i) with respect to the Ice House 11 -Nr -
14
droeleetrie project (FERC P-12769), from
15
700 feet upstream from the crest of the
16
dun to 500 feet downstream from the
17
crest of the dam;
18 "(ii) Avith respect to the Pepperell 11-r-
19 droeleetrie project (FERC P12721), from
20 91240 feet upstream from the crest of the
21 dun to 1,000 feet downstream from the
22 crest of the dam; and
23 "(iii) urith respect to the Hollings -
24 Avorth and Vose dam (non -FERC), from
25 11200 feet upstream from the crest of the
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1 dans to 2,665 feet downstream from the
2 crest of the dant.".
3 (b) MANAGEMENT. -
4 (1) PxocLss.-
5 (A) IN GENEPLUU .—The river segments
6 designated b -,r paragraph (227) of section 3(a)
7 of the Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C.
8 1274(x)) (as added b -,r subsection (a)) shall be
9 managed in accordance with -
10 (i) the Nashua, Scluannacook, and
11 Nissitissit Rivers Stewardship Plan devel-
12 oped pursuant to the stud -Nr described in
13 section 5 (b) (21) of the Mild and Scenic
14 Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1276(b)(21)) (re -
15 ferred to in this subsection as the "man -
16 agement plan"), dated Februai-Nr 15, 2018;
17 and
18 (ii) such amendments to the manage -
19 meat plan as the Secretai-Nr determines are
20 consistent with this section and as are ap-
21 proved b -,r the Nashua, Scluannacook, and
22 Nissitissit Rivers Stewardship Council (re -
23 ferred to in this subsection as the "SteAv-
24 ardship Council").
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1 (B) CWAIPRE HL\SIVE, A A\AGEMEN `
2 PL .-�-N .—The management plan shall be consid-
3 eyed to satisf�T the requirements for a corn -
4 prehensive management plan tinder section 3(d)
5 of the Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C.
6 1274(d)).
7 (2) COMMITTEE.—The Secretar-Nr shall coordi-
8 nate the management responsibilities of the Sec -
9 retar-Nr tinder this section Avith the Stewardship
10 Council, as specified in the management plan.
11 (3) COOPERATIVE AGI EE.AIE. Ts.—
12 (A) IN GENE L U..—Irl order to provide for
13 the long -terns protection, preservation, and en -
14 hancement of the river segments designated b -,r
15 paragraph (227) of section 3(a) of the Mild and
16 Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1274(x)) (as
17 added b -,r subsection (a)), the Secretar-Nr ma -\r
18 eater into cooperative agreements pursuant to
19 sections 10(e) and 11(b)(1) of that Act (16
20 U.S.C. 1281(e), 1282(b)(1)) iiith-
21 (i) the Commonwealth of 1lassachti-
22 setts and the State of New Hampshire;
23 (ii) the municipalities of -
24 (I) Ager, Bolton, Dunstable,
25 Groton, Harvard, Lancaster, Pepper -
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1 ell, Shirle-,r, and Townsend in Massa -
2 chusetts; and
3 (H) Brookline and Hollis in New
4 Hampshire; and
5 (iii) appropriate local, regional, State,
6 or multistate, planning, environmental, or
7 recreational organizations.
8 (B) CONSIS E cy.—Each cooperative
9 agreement entered into under this paragraph
10 shall be consistent with the management plan
11 and ma -,r include provisions for financial or
12 other assistance from the United States.
13 (4) EFFECT ON AVORIUNG v
14 (A) IN GE\ER U.—The designation of the
15 river segments b -,r paragraph (227) of section
16 3(a) of the Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16
17 U.S.C. 1274(x)) (as added b -,r subsection (a)),
18 does not -
19 (i) impact or alter the existing terms
20 of permitting, licensing, or operation of -
21 (I) the Pepperell hydroelectric
22 project (FERC Project P-12721,
23 Nashua River, Pepperell, AIA);
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(H) the lee House hydroelectric
2
project (FERC Project P-12769,
3
Nashua River, Ager, IA); or
4
(HI) the Hollingsworth and Vose
5
Dain (non -FERC industrial facilit-Nr,
6
Scltiarnrnacook River, West Groton,
7
AIA) as fiu•ther described in the main -
8
agement plan (Appendix A, "Working
9
Dams"); or
10
(ii) preehlde the Federal Enei`P�T Reg -
11
ulatoi-Nr Coarnmission fi•0111 licensing, reli-
12
censing, or othenN ise authorizing the oper-
13
ation or eontimaed operation of the
14
Pepperell and lee House hydroelectric
15
projects tinder the terms of licenses or ex -
16
emptions in effect on the date of enact -
17 silent of this Act; or
18 (iii) limit actions taken to modernize,
19 upgrade, or earl -Nr out other changes to
20 such projects authorized pursuant to
21 clause (i), stilIject to written determination
22 b -,r the Secretai-Nr that the changes are con -
23 sistent with the purposes of the desigrla-
24 tion.
25 (5) LAND ALANAGEMENr.—
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1
(A) %O\I\G ORDINANCES.—For the pur-
2
pose of the segments designated b -,r paragraph
3
(227) of section 3(a) of the Mild and Scenic
4
Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1274(x)) (as added b -,r
5
subsection (a)), the zoning ordinances adopted
6
b -,r the municipalities described in paragraph
7
(3)(A)(ii), including provisions for conservation
8
of floodplains, wetlands, and watercourses asso-
9
ciated with the segments, shall be deemed to
10
satisf�T the standards and requirements of sec -
11
tion 6(c) of the Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16
12
U.S.C. 1277(c)).
13
(B) ACQUISITIONS OF L.\\DS.—The au -
14
thorn -Nr of the Secretai-Nr to acquire land for the
15
purposes of the segments designated b -,r para -
16
graph (227) of section 3(a) of the Mild and
17
Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1274(x)) (as
18
added b -,r subsection (a)) shall be -
19
(i) limited to acquisition b -,r donation
20
or acquisition with the consent of the
21
owner of the land; and
22
(ii) subject to the additional criteria
23
set forth in the management plan.
24
(C) No CONDEM TIO .—No land or in -
25
terest in land within the boundai-Nr of the river
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1 segments designated b -\r paragraph (227) of sec -
2 tion 3(a) of the Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16
3 U.S.C. 1274(x)) (as added b -\r subsection (a))
4 ma -\r be acclnii•ed b -\r condemnation.
5 (6) RELATION TO THE NATION AL PARK
6 TE.I.—Notiiithstanding section 10(c) of the Mild
7 and Scenic Rivers Act(16 U.S.C. 1281(c)), each seg -
8 meat of the Nashua, Scluannacook, and Nissitissit
9 Rivers designated as a component of the Mild and
10 Scenic Rivers Svstem under this section shall not -
11 (A) be administered as a unit of the Na -
12 tional Park S-Nrstern; 01-
13
r13 (B) be sul1ject to regulations that govern
14 the National Park Svstern.
15 Subtitle E—California Desert
16 Protection and Recreation
17 SEC. 1401. DEFINITIONS.
18 In this subtitle:
19 (1) CONSERVATION AREA.—The terns "Con -
20 servation Area" means the California Desert Con -
21 servation Area.
22 (2) SECRETARY.—The term "Seeretai-Nr"
23 means—
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1 (A) the Secretal-Nr, with respect to land ad -
2 ministered b -,r the Department of the Interior;
3 01•
4 (B) the Secretal-Nr of Agriculture, AT-ith re-
s spect to National Forest System land.
6 (3) STATE.—The term "State" means the State
7 of California.
8 PART I—DESIGNATION OF WILDERNESS IN THE
9 CALIFORNIA DESERT CONSERVATION AREA
10 SEC. 1411. CALIFORNIA DESERT CONSERVATION AND
11 RECREATION.
12 (a) I)ESIG\ Tlo OF WILDER Ess To BE
13 Av.Al1 IsTEPED BY THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGE -
14 HENT.—Section 102 of the California Desert Protection
15 Act of 1994 (16 U.S.C. 1132 note; Public Lar 103-433;
16 108 Stat. 4472) is amended b -,r adding at the end the fol -
17 loving:
18 "(70) AVAAV TZ AlOU T=mss WILDERNESS. -
19 Certain land in the California Desert Conservation
20 Area administered by the Director of the Bnrean of
21 Land Management, comprising approximatel-Nr
22 89,500 acres, as generalhT depicted on the map enti-
23 tled `Proposed Av aAvatz Mountains Wilderness' and
24 dated November 7, 2018, to be known as the
25 `AvaAvatz Mountains Wilderness'.
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1 "(71) GREAT F=ELLS BASI\ AVILDERNESS.—Cer-
2 twin lend in the California Desert ConseiTation Area
3 administered by the Director of the Bureau of Lend
4 Management, comprising approxirnatel-Nr 7,810 acres,
5 as generall-Nr depicted on the snap entitled `Proposed
6 Great Fells Basin Wilderness' and dated November
7 71 2018, to be known as the `Great Fells Basin Wil -
8 derness'.
9 "(72) SODS �Iorl �s �vx�Dl xI ss.—Cer-
10 twin lend in the California Desert Conservation
11 Area, administered b -,r the Bureau of Lend Manage -
12 ment, comprising approxirnatel-Nr 80,090 acres, as
13 generalhT depicted on the snap entitled `Proposed
14 Soda Mountains Wilderness' and dated November 7,
15 2018, to be known as the `Soda Mountains Wilder -
16 ness'.
17 "(73) 1IILPIT As AvAsx �vx�Dl RSI ss.—Certain
18 land in the California Desert Conservation Area, ad -
19 ministered b -,r the Bureau of Land Management,
20 comprising approxirnatel-Nr 17,250 acres, depicted as
21 `Proposed Milpitas Wash Wilderness' on the clap en -
22 titled `Proposed `'inagre Wash Special Management
23 Area and Proposed Wilderness' and dated December
24 41 2018, to be known as the 'Milpitas Wash Wilder -
25 ness'.
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1 "(74) BUZZARDS DS PL .Affi_ AVILDERNESS.-Certain
2 lend in the California Desert Conservation Area, ad -
3 ministered b -,r the Bureau of Lend Management,
4 comprising approxirnatel-Nr 11,840 acres, depicted as
5 `Proposed Buzzards Peak Wilderness' on the snap
6 entitled `Proposed Vinagre Wash Special Manage -
7 silent Area and Proposed Wilderness' and dated De -
8 cember 41 2018, to be known as the Buzzards Peak
9 Wilderness'.".
10 (b) ADDITIONS' To Exi,TI.NG `ILDLxNLss AREAS'
11 AD.Arr rsTERED BY THE BUREAU At OF LAND MANAGE -
12 MENT.—Irl fin•therance of the purposes of the Wilderness
13 Act (16 U.S.C. 1131 et seq.), the following land in the
14 State is designated as Avilderness and as components of
15 the National Wilderness Preservation Svsteril:
16 (1) GOLDEN VALLEY
�vrr�DLx�Lss.—Certain
17 land in the Conservation Area administered by the
18 Director of the Bureau of Land Management, com-
19 prising approxirnatel-Nr 1,250 acres, as generally de -
20 picted on the map entitled "Proposed Golden Valle -,r
21 Wilderness Addition" and dated November 7, 20181
22 which shall be added to and administered as part of
23 the "Golden Valley Wilderness"
24
(2)
KrNGsTO RANGE �vrLDLx Ess.—Certain
25
land in
the Conservation Area administered
by the
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1 Director of the Bureau
of Land
Management, com-
2 prising approximatel-Nr 52,410
acres, as genera11-NTde-
3 pieted on the
map entitled
"Proposed Kingston
4 Range Wilderness
Additions"
and dated November
5 71 2018, which
shall be added
to and administered
6 as part of the "Kingston Range Wilderness".
7 (3) PALO VERDE AVILvLx Lss.-
8 Certain land in the Conservation Area administered
9 b -,r the Director of the Bnreau of Land Management,
10 comprising approximatehT 9,350 acres, depicted as
11 "Proposed Palo Verde Mountains Wilderness Addi-
12 tions" on the map entitled "Proposed Vinagre Wash
13 Special Management Area and Proposed Wilder -
14 Hess" and dated December 41 2018, which shall be
15 added to and administered as part of the "Palo
16 Verde Mountains Wilderness"
17 (4) PNDL-� I ass plot 1 FI s AVILvLx Ess.
18 Certain land in the Conservation Area administered
19 b -,r the Director of the Bnrean of Land Management,
20 comprising approximatel-Nr 10,860 acres, depicted as
21 "Proposed Indian Pass Wilderness Additions" on
22 the map entitled "Proposed Vinagre Wash Special
23 Management Area and Proposed Wilderness" and
24 dated December 41 2018, which shall be added to
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1 and administered as part of the "Indian Pass 1loun-
2 tains Wilderness"
3 (c) DESIWN TION OF `VILDERNEss ADZE s To BE
4 AD.AHNIsTERED By THE N TION AIS PARK SERVICE.—In
5 filrtherance of the purposes of the Wilderness Act (16
6 U.S.C. 1131 et sect.) the following land in Death Valle -\r
7 National Park is designated as wilderness and as a compo -
8 neat of the National Wilderness Preservation S-\rsteril,
9 which shall be added to, and administered as part of the
10 Death Valley National Park Wilderness established by we-
ll tion 601(x)(1) of the California Desert Protection Act of
12 1994 (16 U.S.C. 1132 note; Public Law 103-433; 108
13 Stat. 4496):
14 (1) DEATH VT ULLEY N TION U PARK RK WILDEK-
15 NESS ADDITIONS -NORTH EL I EIU VAI�LE .-Ap-
16 proximatehT 11,496 acres, as genera11-NTdepicted on
17 the map entitled "Death Valle -Nr National Park Pro -
18 posed Wilderness Area -North Eureka Valle., I nurn-
19 bered 143/100,082D, and dated November 1, 2018.
20 (2) DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL PARK RK WILDEK-
21 NESS ADDITIONS -IBEX. Appi•oxirnatel-Nr 23,650
22 acres, as generall-Nr depicted on the map entitled
23 "Death Valle -Nr National Park Proposed Wilderness
24 Area -Ibex", marnbered 143/100,081D, and dated No -
25 vember 11 2018.
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1 (3) DEATH V'ULLLv \ ATIO. U PARK RK WILDLIZ-
2 NESS ADDITIONS-PANAMINT VT ULLLv . Approxi -
3 matel-Nr 4,807 acres, as generall-Nr depicted on the
4 neap entitled "Death `Talle-,r National Park Proposed
5 Wilderness Area -Panamint Valle -Nr", numbered 143/
6 100,083D, and dated November 1, 2018.
7 (4) DEATH VALLEY NATIO\AL PARK RK WILDLIZ-
8 NESS ADDITIONS-AVARAI r
9 10,485 acres, as generall-Nr depicted on the map enti-
10 tled "Death Valle -Nr National Park Proposed Wilder -
11 ness Area -Warm Spring Canyon/Galena Cvanyorl",
12 mnnbered 143/100,084D, and dated November 1,
13 2018.
14 (5) DEATH V.ULLEY N ATIo\AL PARK RK WILDLx-
15 NESS ADDITIo\s -N HEAD. Approximatel-Nr 8,638
16 acres, as generall-Nr depicted on the map entitled
17 "Death Valle -Nr National Park Proposed Wilderness
18 Area -Axe Head", numbered 143/100,085D, and
19 dated November 1, 2018.
20 (6) DEATH V.ULLEY N ATIo\AL PARK RK WILDLx-
21 NESS ADDITIONS -BOWLING ULEY. Approximatel-Nr
22 28,923 acres, as generall-Nr depicted on the map enti-
23 tled "Death Valle -Nr National Park Proposed Wilder -
24 ness Area -Bowling Alle-,r", innnbered 143/128,606A,
25 and dated November 1, 2018.
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1 (d) ADDITION' To E-xi,G WILDERNESSAREA AD -
2 AH. ISTERED By THE FOxLsT SERVICE. -
3 (1) IN GI;NER.UL.—Irl fin•therance of the piar-
4 poses of the Wilderness Act (16 U.S.C. 1131 et
5 seq.), the land described in paragraph (2)-
6 (A) is designated as Avilderness and as a
7 component of the National Wilderness Preser-
8 vation S-,rstem; and
9 (B) shall be added to and administered as
10 part of the San Gorgonio Wilderness estab-
11 lished b -,r the Wilderness Act (16 U.S.C. 1131
12 et seq.).
13 (2) llL�('RIP IW OF LAND.—The land referred
14 to in paragraph (1) is certain land in the San
15 Bernardino National Forest, comprising approxi -
16 matel-Nr 7,141 acres, as generall-Nr depicted on the
17 map entitled "San Gorgonio Wilderness Additions -
18 Proposed" and dated November 7, 2018.
19 (3) FIRE ALA AGEME T AND RELATED ATED CTIVI-
20 TIES. -
21 (A) IN GI;NER.UL.—The Secretar-r ma -,r
22 carr -v out such activities in the Avilderness area
23 designated b -,r paragraph (1) as are necessar-r
24 for the control of fire, insects, and disease, in
25 accordance Avith section 4 (d) (1) of the Wilder -
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1 ness Act (16 U.S.C. 1133(d)(1)) and House
2 Report 98-40 of the 98th Congress.
3 (B) Ft vl G PRIORlTlLs.—Nothing in
4 this subsection limits the provision of an -Nr fiand-
5 ing for fire or filel management in the Avilder-
6
ness area designated b -\r paragraph (1).
7
(C) REVI',--,'1WN AND DEVELOPME\T OF
8
LO U FIDE ALAN GEMEN r soon as
9
practicable after the date of enactment of this
10
Act, the Secretai-Nr shall amend the local fire
11
management plans that appl�T to the wilderness
12
area designated b -\r paragraph (1).
13
(ll) ADMINISTRATIO .—In accordance
14
with subparagraph (A) and other applicable
15
Federal lav, to ensure a tirilel-Nr and efficient re -
16
sponse to fire emergencies in the wilderness
17
area designated b -\r paragraph (1), the Secretai-Nr
18 shall -
19 (i) not later than 1 gear after the date
20 of enactment of this Act, establish agerlc-,r
21 approval procedures (inehading appropriate
22 delegations of authorit-Nr to the Forest Su -
23 pen icor, District Manager, or other agenc-r
24 officials) for responding to fire emergencies
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1 in the Avilderness area designated b -,r para -
2 graph (1); and
3 (ii) enter into agreements Avith appro-
4 priate State or local firefighting agencies
5 relating to the Avilderness area.
6 (e) EFFECT ON UTILITY F (,mITILs AND RIGHT', -,'-
7 OF-AvAy.—Nothing in this section or an amendment made
8 b -,r this section affects or precludes the renewal or reau-
9 thorization of all -Nr valid existing right-of-Ava-\r or cnstomai-Nr
10 operation, maintenance, repair, upgrading, or replacement
11 activities in a right-of-Ava-\r acquired b -\r or issued, granted,
12 or permitted to the Southern California Edison Compan.-N,r
13 or successors or assigns of the Southern California Edison
14 Comparl-Nr.
15 (f) RELE AsE OF MILDER Ess STUDY
r11ZE s.-
16 (1) FINDING.—Congress finds that, for pur-
17 poses of section 603 of the Federal Land Polis -\r and
18 Management Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1782), all -Nr
19 portion of a Avilderness stud -Nr area described in para -
20 graph (2) that is not designated as a Avilderness area
21 or a Avilderness addition b -,r this subtitle (including
22 an amendment made b -,r this subtitle) or all -Nr other
23 Act enacted before the date of enactment of this Act
24 has been adecluatel-Nr studied for Avilderness designa-
25 tion.
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1 (2) lll ('RIP IW OF sT D AREA'S'.—The
2 stud -Nr areas referred to in subsection (a) are -
3 (A) the Cad -Nr llotintains Wilderness Stud -Nr
4 Area;
5 (B) the Soda llotintains Wilderness Stud -Nr
6 Area;
7 (C) the Kingston Range Wilderness Stud -Nr
8 Area;
9 (ll) the Av aAvatz llotintain Wilderness
10 Stud -Nr Area;
11 (E) the Death Valle -,r 17 Wilderness Stud -Nr
12 Area; and
13 (F) the Great Falls Basin Wilderness
14 Stud -NT Area.
15 (3) RI I. Asl .—The follmi ing are no longer
16 stilIject to section 603(c) of the Federal Land Polis -r
17 and Management Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1782(c)):
18 (A) Au -NT portion of a Ai ilderness stud -Nr area
19 described in paragraph (2) that is not des -
20 ignited as a Ai ilderness area or a Ai ilderness ad -
21 dition b -,r this subtitle (inehading an amendment
22 made b -,r this subtitle) or all -Nr other Act enacted
23 before the date of enactment of this Act.
24 (B) Aron portion of a Aiilderness stud -Nr area
25 described in paragraph (2) that is not trans -
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1 ferred to the administrative jurisdiction of the
2 National Park Sen ice for inclusion in a unit of
3 the National Park Svstem b -,r this subtitle (in -
4 eluding an amendment made b -,r this subtitle) or
5 ally other Act enacted before the date of enact -
6 ment of this Act.
7 PART II—DESIGNATION OF SPECIAL
8 MANAGEMENT AREA
9 SEC. 1421. VINAGRE WASH SPECIAL MANAGEMENT AREA.
10 Title I of the California Desert Protection Act of
11 1994 (16 U.S.C. 1132 note; Public Law 103-433; 108
12 Stat. 4472) is amended b -,r adding at the end the following:
13 "SEC. 109. VINAGRE WASH SPECIAL MANAGEMENT AREA.
14 "(a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
15 "(1) M AN AGE.AIENT AREA.—The term 'Manage -
16 meat Area' means the Vinagre Wash Special Man -
17 agement Area established b -,r subsection (b).
18 "(2) ALA,.—The terns `neap' means the neap en -
19 titled `Proposed `'inagre Wash Special Management
20 Area and Proposed Wilderness' and dated December
21 41 2018.
22 "(3) PUBLIC LAND.—The term `public land'
23 has the meaning given the term `public lands' in sec -
24 tion 103 of the Federal Land Polis -,r and Manage -
25 ment Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1702).
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1 "(4) STATE.—The tern, `State' means the State
2 of California.
3 "(b) is established the
4 `'inagre Wash Special Management Area in the State, to
5 be managed b -,r the Secretai-Nr.
6 "(c) PURPOSE.—The puipose of the Management
7 Area is to conserve, protect, and enhance -
8 "(1) the plant and Avildlife values of the Man -
9 agement Area; and
10 "(2) the outstanding and nationall-Nr significant
11 ecological, geological, scenic, recreational, archae-
12 ologieal, cultural, historic, and other resources of the
13 Management Area.
14 "(d) Bot v AIIES.—The Management Area shall
15 consist of the public land in Imperial Count NT, California,
16 comprising approximatel-Nr 81,880 acres, as genera11-NTde-
17 picted on the map as `Proposed Special Management
18 Area'.
19 "(e) ALAA,; LEGAL DEs(_'KIPTIo\.-
20 "(1) IN GE\ER.U.. As soon as practicable, but
21 not later than 3 gears, after the date of enactment
22 of this section, the Secretai-Nr shall submit a map and
23 legal description of the Management Area to -
24 "(A) the Committee on Natural Resources
25 of the House of Representatives; and
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1 "(B) the Committee oil Erlei•�r and Nat -
2 ural Resources of the Senate.
3 "(2) EFFECT.—The neap and legal description
4 siabinitted tinder paragraph (1) shall have the same
5 force and effect as if inchided ill this section, except
6 that the Secretai-r inav correct aiiv errors ill the
7 neap and legal description.
8 "(3) Av ILA—BI IT .—Copies of the neap siab-
9 nutted tinder paragraph (1) shall be oil file and
10 available for public inspection ill the appropriate of -
l1 fices of the Bnrean of Land Management.
12 "(f) AL _ AGI;ME T.-
13 "(1) IN GENERU.—The Secretai-r shall maii-
14 age the Management Area -
15 "(A) in a manner that conserves, protects,
16 and enhances the purposes for which the 1laii-
17 agement Area is established; and
18 "(B) in accordance ivith-
19 "(i) this section;
20 "(ii) the Federal Land Yolie-r and
21 Management Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1701
22 et seq.); and
23 "(iii) other applicable laws.
24 "(2) UsLs.—The Secretai-r shall allow 0111 -Nr
25 those uses that are consistent ivith the purposes of
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1 the Management Area, including hiking, camping,
2 hunting, and sightseeing and the use of motorized
3 vehicles, mountain bikes, and horses on designated
4 routes in the Management Area in a manner that -
5 "(A) is consistent Avith the purpose of the
6 Management Area described in subsection (c);
7 "(B) ensures public health and safet-,r; and
8 "(C) is consistent Avith all applicable laws
9 (inch -Wing regulations), inehading the Desert
10 Renewable Energ�r ConseiTation Plan.
11 "(3) OFF-HIGHAVAY VEHICLE USE. -
12 "(A) IN GENE LUL. -Subject to subpara-
13 graphs (B) and (C) and all other applicable
14 laws, the use of off-highwa-,r vehicles shall be
15 permitted on routes in the Management Area as
16 generall-Nr depicted on the map.
17 "(B) CLost xL.—The Secretal-v ma -,r close
18 or permanentl-Nr reroute a portion of a route de -
19 scribed in subparagraph (A)-
20 "(i) to prevent, or allow for restora-
21 tion of, resource damage;
22 "(ii) to protect Tribal cultural re -
23 sources, inehading the resources identified
24 in the Tribal cultural resources manage -
25 Ment plan developed under section 705(d);
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1 "(iii) to address public safet-Nr con -
2 terns; or
3 "(iv) as otherwise required b -,r law.
4 "(C) DESIW TIO\ OF ADDITIO. U
5 nOL'I`I;S.—lltirirng the 3 -gear period beginning
6 on the date of enactment of this section, the
7 Secretary —
8 "(i) shall accept petitions from the
9 public regarding additional routes for off -
10 highAva-v vehicles; and
11 "(ii) ina-\r designate additional routes
12 that the Secretai-r determines -
13 "(1) Avotild provide significant or
14 unique recreational opportunities; and
15 "(11) are consistent Avith the ptir-
16 poses of the Management Area.
17 "(4) WITHDR WU..—Subject to valid existing
18 rights, all Federal land Avithin the Management Area
19 is Avithdrawn from -
20 "(A) all forms of enti-Nr, appropriation, or
21 disposal under the public land laws;
22 "(B) location, erlti-Nr, and patent under the
23 mining laws; and
24 "(C) right-of-Ava-v leasing, or disposition
25 tinder all laws relating to—
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1 "(i) minerals and mineral materials;
2 0i•
3 "(ii) solar, Avind, and geothermal en -
4 ei`fi
r
5 "(5) No BUFFED ZONE.—The establishment of
6 the Management Area shall not -
7 "(A) create a protective perimeter or buff -
8 er zone around the Management Area; or
9 "(B) preclude uses or activities outside the
10 Management Area that are permitted under
11 other applicable laws, even if the uses or activi-
12 ties are prohibited Avithin the Management
13 Area.
14 "(6) NOTICE OF AVAILABLE ROUTES.—The
15 Secretal-v shall ensure that visitors to the Manage -
16 meat Area have access to adequate notice relating to
17 the availabilit-v of designated routes in the Manage -
18 ment Area through -
19 "(A) the placement of appropriate signage
20 along the designated routes;
21 "(B) the distribution of reaps, safet-Nr edu-
22 cation materials, and other information that the
23 Secretai-r determines to be appropriate; and
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1 "(C) restoration of areas that are not des -
2 ignited as open routes, including vertical
3 mulching.
4 "(7) S'E`EM DSHIP.—The SecretarNTI 1I1 coll-
5 saltation Avith Indian Tribes and other interests,
6 shall develop a program to provide opportunities for
7 monitoring and stewardship of the Management
8 Area to minimize environmental impacts and prevent
9 resource damage from recreational use, including
10 volunteer assistance Avith-
11 "(A) route signage;
12 "(B) restoration of closed routes;
13 "(C) protection of Management Area re -
14 sources; and
15 "(ll) recreation education.
16 "(8) PROTECTION TIO\ ole, TRIB.0 CULTUR.U� RE -
17 soUxcLs.—Not later than 2 nears after the date of
18 enactment of this section, the SecretarNTI in accord -
19 once with chapter 2003 of title 54, United States
20 Code, and all -v other applicable law, shall -
21 "(A) prepare and complete a Tribal cal -
22 taral resources slat--e-v of the Management Area;
23 and
24 "(B) consult with the Qttechan Indian Na -
25 tion and other Indian Tribes demonstrating an -
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1 eestral, cultural, or other ties to the resources
2 Avithin the Management Area on the develop -
3 anent and implementation of the 'Tribal cultural
4 resources siai--e-,r tinder subparagraph (A).
5 "(9) HILI SLY USE.—The Secretal-v ma -,r ati-
6 thorize use of the non-Avilderness portion of the
7 Management Area b -,r the Secretal-v of the Navv fol-
8
or8 Naval Special Warfare Tactical Training, including
9 long-range small unit training and navigation, vehi-
10 cle concealment, and vehicle stistainment training,
11 consistent Avith this section and other applicable
12 laws.".
13 PART III—NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM ADDITIONS
14 SEC. 1431. DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL PARK BOUNDARY RE -
15 VISION.
16 (a) IN GENERAL.—The botindal-v of Death Valle -,r
17 National Park is adjusted to ineltide-
18 (1) the approximatel-Nr 28,923 acres of Bureau
19 of Land Management land in San Bernardino Coun-
20 ter, California, abutting the southern end of the
21 Death Valley National Park that lies between Death
22 Valley National Park to the north and Ft. Irwin
23 1lilital-v Reservation to the south and which runs
24 approximatel-v 34 miles from Avest to east, as de -
25 picted on the map entitled "Death Valle -,r National
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1 Park Proposed Botindal-v Addition -Bowling Alle-Nr
2 numbered 143/1281605AI and dated November 1,
3 2018; and
4 (2) the approximatel-Nr 6,369 acres of Bureau of
5 Land Management land in Ingo Cotint-,r, California,
6 located in the northeast area of Death Valley Na -
1 tional Park that is within, and surrounded b -,r, land
8 under the jurisdiction of the Director of the Na -
9 tional Park Service, as depicted on the snap entitled
10 "Death Valle -Nr National Park Proposed Botindal-v
11 Addition -Crater", nlnnbered 143/100,079D, and
12 dated November 1, 2018.
13 (b) AVAILABILITY of ul.—The maps described in
14 paragraphs (1) and (2) of subsection (a) shall be on file
15 and available for public inspection in the appropriate of -
16 fices of the National Park SeiTice.
17 (c) ADMIND','T L TIO .—The Secretar —
18 (1) shall administer all -v land added to Death
19 Valle -,r National Park tinder subsection (a)-
20 (A) as part of Death Valle -v National Park;
21 and
22 (B) in accordance with applicable laws (in -
23 eluding regulations); and
24 (2) ma -,r enter into a memorandtim of tinder -
25 standing with Ingo Count -Nr, California, to permit
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1 openationall-Nr feasible, ongoing access to and use (in -
2 eluding material storage and excavation) of existing
3 gravel pits along Saline Valle -Nr Road Avithin Death
4 `'alley National Park for road maintenance and re-
s pairs in accordance with applicable laws (including
6 regulations).
7 (d) AIOR�ION PEAK 11icPwAv AvL FAciI.ITY. —Title VI
8 of the California Desert Protection Act of 1994 (16 U.S.C.
9 1132 note; Public Law 103-433; 108 Stat. 4496) is
10 amended b -,r adding at the end the following:
11 "SEC. 604. MORMON PEAK MICROWAVE FACILITY.
12 "The designation of the Death Valle -Nr National Park
13 Wilderness b -,r section 601(x)(1) shall not preclude the op -
14 enation and maintenance of the Mormon Peak Microwave
15 Facility.".
16 SEC. 1432. MOJAVE NATIONAL PRESERVE.
17 The boundai-Nr of the 1lgjave National Preserve is ad -
18 jested to include the 25 acnes of Bureau of Land Manage -
19 meat land in Baker, California, as depicted on the map
20 entitled "1lgjave National PneseiTe Proposed Boundai-Nr
21 Addition", marnbered 170/100,199A, and dated November
22 11 2018.
23 SEC. 1433. JOSHUA TREE NATIONAL PARK.
24 (a) BOUNDARY AvJUsT.AIL T.—The boundai-Nr of the
25 Joshua Three National Park is adjusted to inelude—
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1 (1) the approximatel-Nr 2,879 acres of land man -
2 aged b -,r the Bureau of Land Management that are
3 depicted as "BL1I Proposed Botindal-v Addition" on
4 the map entitled "Joshua Three National Park Pro-
s posed Botindal-v Additions", ninnbered 156/149,375,
6 and dated November 1, 2018; and
7 (2) the approximatel-Nr 1,639 acres of land that
8 are depicted as "1IDLT Proposed Botindal-v Addi-
9 tion" on the map entitled "Joshua Three National
10 Park Proposed Botindal-v Additions", mnnbered
11 156/149,375, and dated November 1, 2018.
12 (b) AVAILABILITY OF ALAa,'.—The map described in
13 subsection (a) and the map depicting the 25 acres de -
14 scribed in subsection (c)(2) shall be on file and available
15 for public inspection in the appropriate offices of the Na -
16 tional Park SeiTice.
17 (c) AWAIIND','T L TIO .-
18 (1) IN GE\ER=UL.—The Secretal-v shall admin -
19 ister ally land added to the Joshua Tree National
20 Park tinder subsection (a) and the additional land
21 described in paragraph (2)-
22 (A) as part of Joshua Tree National Park;
23 and
24 (B) in accordance with applicable laws (in -
25 ehading regulations).
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1 (2) llI7S(_'PIPTIO\ OF ADDITIO. U LAND.—The
2 additional land referred to in paragraph (1) is the
3 25 acres of land -
4 (A) depicted oil the neap entitled "Joshua
5 'free National Park Boundal-Nr A(�justiileiit
6 flap", nuinbered 156/80,049, and dated April
7 1, 2003;
8 (B) added to Joshua Three National Park
9 b -,r the notice of the Department of the Interior
10 of Aiug lst 28, 2003 (68 Fed. Reg. 51799); and
11 (C) more partieuularl-Nr described as lots 26,
12 271 281 33, and 34 in sec. 341 T. 1 N., R. 8
13 E., San Bernardino Meridian.
14 (d) SOUTHERN C U lFox I - EDISO CONI .N E -
15 EPGy TPA. SPOILT F A(_ ILITILS AND RIGH'T`S-OF-AVA .-
16 (1) IN GENERAL.—Nothing in this section af-
17 fects all NT valid right-of-Ava-,r for the ciustomanT oper-
18 ation, maintenance, upgrade, repair, relocation Avith-
19 in an existing right-of-Ava-,r, replacement, or other au -
20 thorized eiiel `g<r transport facilit-r activities in a
21 right-of-Ava-r issued, granted, or permitted to the
22 Southern California Edison Compare -Nr or the siucces-
23 sons or assiglls of the Southern California Edison
24 CompainT that is located oil land described in para -
25 graphs (1) and (2) of subsection (a), including, at
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1 a minimilm, the use of mechanized vehicles, heli -
2 copters, or other aerial devices.
3 (2) UPGRADE,--,' AND PEPI.A-('E.AIE\Ts.—Nothing
4 in this section prohibits the upgrading or replace -
5 ment of -
6 (A) Southern California Edison Comparl-Nr
7 ener,�T transport facilities, including the el -g T
8 transport facilities referred to as the Jell-Nrstorle,
9 Burnt 1loantain, Whitehorn, Allegra, and Utah
10 distribution circuits rights -of -vera -,r; 01-
11
r11 (B) an enei`g<r transport facilit-r ill rights -
12 of-Ava-,r issued, granted, or permitted b -,r the Sec -
13 retai-Nr adjacent to Southern California Edison
14 Joshua Three Utility Facilities.
15 (3) PUBLICATION of later than
16 the date that is 1 vear after the date of enactment
17 of this Act or the issuance of a neAV erlerg r transport
18 facilit-Nr right-of-Ava-,r Al ithirl the Joshua Tree National
19 Park, whichever is earlier, the Secretai-Nr, in corl-
20 saltation Aiith the Southern California Edison Com -
21 pair, shall publish plans for regular and emergenc-r
22 access b -,r the Southern California Edison Compair
23 to the rights-of-Ava-,r of the Southern California Edi -
24 son Comparl-Nr Al ithin Joshua 'free National Park.
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1 (e) VlslT0R CENTER.—Title IV of the California
2 Desert Protection Act of 1994 (16 U.S.C. 410aaa-21 et
3 seq.) is amended b -,r adding at the end the following:
4 "SEC. 408. VISITOR CENTER.
5 "(a) I GENER U.—The Secretal-Nr Ina -,r acglure not
6 more than 5 acres of land and interests in land, and im-
7 provements on the land and interests, outside the bound -
8 cries of the park, in the unincorporated village of Joshua
9 Tree, for the purpose of operating a visitor center.
10 "(b) BOUNDARY.—The Secretal-Nr shall modit�r the
11 boundal-Nr of the park to inehade the land acquired under
12 this section as a noncontiguous parcel.
13 "(c) ADMIND','TR TION.—Land and facilities acquired
14 under this section -
15 "(1) IIIa-Nr include the propert-Nr owned (as of the
16 date of enactment of this section) b -,r the Joshua
17 Tree National Park Association and corIIIIIOIIly re -
18 ferred to as the `Joshua Tree National Park Visitor
19 Center';
20 "(2) shall be administered b -,r the Secretal-Nr as
21 part of the park; and
22 "(3) ma -,r be acquired OIIl-Nr with the consent of
23 the Owner, b -,r donation, purchase with donated or
24 appropriated fiands, or exchange.".
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1 PART IV—OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE RECREATION
AREAS
3 SEC. 1441. OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE RECREATION AREAS.
4 Public Law 103-433 is amended b -,r inserting after
5 title X11 (16 U. S. C. 410bbb et seq.) the following:
6 "TITLE XIII -OFF-HIGHWAY
7 VEHICLE RECREATION AREAS
8 "SEC. 1301. DESIGNATION OF OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE
9 RECREATION AREAS.
10 "(a) IN GENER U.-
11 "(1) DE,IG.NAT10N.—In accordance Avith the
12 Federal Lend Polis -v and Management Act of 1976
13 (43 U.S.C. 1701 et seq.) and resource management
14 plans developed under this title and sul1ject to valid
15 rights, the folloAving land Avithin the Conservation
16Area in San Bernardino Counter, California, is des -
17 ignited as Off-Highwa-,r Vehicle Recreation Areas:
18 "(A) D MONT DL NES OFF-HIGHAVA VE Hl -
19 CLE RECREATION AREA.—Certain Bureau of
20 Land Management land in the Conservation
21 Area, comprising approximatel-Nr 7,620 acres, as
22 generalhT depicted on the map entitled `Pro -
23 posed Dumont Dunes OHV Recreation Area'
24 and dated November 7, 2018, which shall be
25 known as the 'Dumont Dunes Off -Highway Ve-
26 hicle Recreation Area'.
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1
"(B) EL MIRAGE OFF-HIGHAVAY VEHICLE
2
RECREATION AREA.—Certain Bnreaa1 of Land
3
Management lend in the Conservation Area,
4
comprising approximatel-Nr 16,370 acres, as gen-
s
era11-Nr depicted on the map entitled `Proposed
6
El Mirage OHV Recreation Area' and dated
7
December 101 2018, which shell be known as
8
the `El Mirage Off-Highwa—,T Vehicle Recreation
9
Area'.
10
"(Cv) R xSOx OFF-HIGHAVAY VEHICLE
11
RECREATION AREA.—Certain Bnreaa1 of Land
12
Management lend in the Conservation Area,
13
comprising approximatel-Nr 23,900 acres, as gen-
14
era11-Nr depicted on the map entitled `Proposed
15
Rasor OHV Recreation Area' and dated No -
16
vember 71 2018, which shell be known as the
17
`Rasor Off -Highs a -,r Vehicle Recreation Area'.
18
"(D) SIA\GLEI HILLS OFF-HIGHAVAY VE -
19
HICLE RECREATION AREA.—Certain Bnreaa1 of
20
Lend Management lend in the Conservation
21
Area, comprising approximatel-Nr 92,340 acres,
22
as generall-Nr depicted on the map entitled `Pro -
23
posed Spangler Hills OHV Recreation Area'
24
and dated December 101 2018, which shell be
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1 known as the `Spangler Hills Off-Highwa-,r Ve-
2 hicle Recreation Area'.
3 "(E) STODD AI D V.UA OFF-HIGHAVA
4 VEHICLE RECREATION AREA.—Certain bureau
5 of Land Management land in the Conservation
6 Area, comprising approximatel-Nr 40,110 acres,
7 as generall-Nr depicted on the map entitled `Pro -
8 posed Stoddard Valle -,r OHV Recreation Area'
9 and dated November 7, 2018, which shall be
10 known as the `Stoddard Valle -Nr Off -Highway Ve-
11 hicle Recreation Area'.
12 of JOH �O V.ULE OFF -
13 HIGHWAY VEHICLE RECREATION AREA.—The John -
14 soil Valle -Nr Off-Highwa-,r Vehicle Recreation Area
15 designated b -,r section 2945 of the Alilitai-Nr Construe -
16 tion Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2014 (divi-
17 cion B of Public Law 113-66; 127 Stat. 1038) is ex -
18 panded to include approximatel-Nr 20,240 acres, de -
19 picted as `Proposed OHV Recreation Area Additions'
20 and `Proposed OHV Recreation Area Studer Areas'
21 on the map entitled `Proposed Johnson Valle -Nr OHV
22 Recreation Area' and dated November 7, 2018.
23 "(b) PURPOSE.—The puipose of the off-highAva-,r ve-
24 hicle recreation areas designated or expanded under sub -
25 section (a) is to preserve and enhance the recreational op -
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1 portrinities Avithin the ConseiTation Area (including oppor-
2 trinities for off-highA a -,r vehicle recreation), while con -
3 serving the Avildlife and other natural resource vahles of
4 the Conservation Area.
5 "(c) 1Lws AND llLS(_nIY'I`IO\S.-
6 "(1) PREPARATION AND S BMISSIo\. As soon
7 as practicable after the date of enactment of this
8 title, the Secretai-r shell file a snap and legal de -
9 scription of each off-highAva-,r vehicle recreation area
10 designated or expanded b -,r subsection (a) Avith-
11 "(A) the Committee on Natural Resources
12 of the House of Representatives; and
13 "(B) the Committee on Erlerg<r and Nat -
14 ural Resources of the Senate.
15 "(2) LEG UL EFFECT.—The neap and legal de -
16 scriptions of the off-highAva-,r vehicle recreation areas
17 filed tinder paragraph (1) shall have the same force
18 and effect as if included in this title, except that the
19 Secretal-v ma -,r correct errors in the map and legal
20 descriptions.
21 "(3) PUBLIC C Av ULAABILITY .—Each map and
22 legal description filed tinder paragraph (1) shall be
23 filed and made available for public inspection in the
24 appropriate offices of the Bureau of Land Manage -
25 ment.
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1 "(d) U, --,'E OF THE LAND. -
2 "(1) RLCRE TION I� ('TIVITILs.-
3 "(A) IN GI;NER.UL.—The Secretai-Nr shell
4 continue to authorize, maintain, and enhance
5 the recreational uses of the off-highwa-,r vehicle
6 recreation areas designated or expanded b -,r sub -
7 section (a), as long as the recreational use is
8 consistent Avith this section and all -Nr other appli-
9 cable lay.
10 "(B) OFF-HIGHAVAY VEHICLE AND OFF -
11 HIGHWAY RECRE TIO\ .—To the extent con -
12 sistent Avith applicable Federal law (including
13 regulations) and this section, annr authorized
14 recreation activities and use designations in ef-
15 feet on the date of enactment of this title and
16 applicable to the off-highwa-,r vehicle recreation
17 areas designated or expanded b -,r subsection (a)
18 shall continue, including casual off-highAva-,r ve-
19 hicular use, racing, competitive events, rock
20 crawling, training, and other forms of off -high -
21 Avav recreation.
22 "(2) WILDLIFE GUZZLER, --,'.—Wildlife guzzlers
23 shall be allowed in the off-highwa-,r vehicle recreation
24 areas designated or expanded b -,r subsection (a) in
25 accordance Avith—
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1 "(A) applicable Bureau of Land Manage -
2 rent guidelines; and
3 "(B) State law.
4 "(3) PROHIBITED L�SES.-
5 "(A) IN GENERAL.—Except as provided in
6 subparagraph (B), commercial development (in -
7 eluding development of enei `g<r facilities, but ex -
8 eluding energ<r transport facilities, rights -of -
9 Ava-,r, and related telecormnunication facilities)
10 shall be prohibited in the off-highwa-,r vehicle
11 recreation areas designated or expanded b -,r sub -
12 section (a) if the Secretai-Nr determines that the
13 development is incompatible Avith the purpose
14 described in subsection (b).
15 "(B) EXCEPTIO .—The Secretai-Nr ma -,r
16 issue a temporanT permit to a commercial ven-
17 dor to provide accessories and other support for
18 off-highwa-,r vehicle use in an off-highwa-,r vehi-
19 cle recreation area designated or expanded b -,r
20 subsection (a) for a limited period and con -
21 sistent Avith the purposes of the off-highAva-,r ve-
22 hicle recreation area and applicable laws.
23 "(e) ADMINISTRATION. -
24 "(1) IN GE\ER.U.—The Secretai-Nr shall admin -
25 ister the off-highwa-,r vehicle recreation areas des -
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1 ignited or expanded b -r subsection (a) in accordance
2 Avith-
3 "(A) this title;
4 "(B) the Federal Land Polis -v and Man -
5 agement Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1701 et sect.);
6
and
7
"(C) an -Nr other applicable laws (inch -Wing
8
regulations).
9
"(2) AL -AGEMENT PLAN. -
10
"(A) IN GI;NER.UL. AS soon as prac-
11
ticable, but not later than 3 gears after the date
12
of enactment of this title, the Secretai-r shall -
13
"(i) amend existing resource manage -
14
meat plans applicable to the off-highAva-r
15
vehicle recreation areas designated or ex -
16
panded b -,r subsection (a); or
17
"(ii) develop new management plans
18
for each off-highAva-,r vehicle recreation
19
area designated or expanded tinder that
20
subsection.
21
"(B) REQ IREME 'rs. All new or amend -
22
ed plans tinder stibparag7•aph (A) shall be de -
23
signed to preserve and enhance safe off-highAva-,r
24
vehicle and other recreational opportunities
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1 Avithin the applicable recreation area consistent
2 Avith-
3 "(i) the puipose described in stib-
4 section (b); and
5 "(ii) am -Nr applicable laws (including
6 regulations).
7 "(C) INTERIM comple-
8 tion of a new management plan tinder stibpara-
9 graph (A), the existing resource management
10 plans shall govern the use of the applicable off -
11 highAva-,r vehicle recreation area.
12 "(f) WITHDR W.U..—Stil1jeet to valid existing rights,
13 all Federal land Avithin the off-higliwa-,r vehicle recreation
14 areas designated or expanded b -,r subsection (a) is Avith-
15 drawn from -
16 "(1) all forms of enti-Nr, appropriation, or dis-
17 poral tinder the public land laws;
18 "(2) location, erlti-Nr, and patent under the min
19 ing laws; and
20 "(3) right -of -vera -,r, leasing, or disposition under
21 all laws relating to mineral leasing, geothermal leas -
22 ing, or mineral materials.
23 "(g) SOUTHER C U.IFox L_ EDI', -_,'W COMPANY
24 UTILITY F (,mITILs ND RIGHT' -OF-AVA .—
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1 "(1) EFFECT OF TITLE.—Nothing in this
2 title -
3
"(A) affects arr-Nr validl-Nr issued right-of-Ava-r
4
for the customarNT operation, Maintenance, up-
s
grade, repair, relocation AT ithin an existing
6
right-of-Ava-,r, replacement, or other authorized
7
energnr transport facilit-Nr activities (including the
8
use of all -Nr Mechanized vehicle, helicopter, and
9
other aerial device) in a right-of-Ava-,r acquired
10
b -,r or issued, granted, or permitted to Southern
11
California Edison Cornpannr (including annr suc-
12
cessor in interest or assign) that is located on
13
land inchrded in -
14
"(i) the El Mirage Off-Highwa-,r Velli -
15
cle Recreation Area;
16
"(ii) the Spangler Hills Off-HighAva-,r
17
Vehicle Recreation Area;
18
"(iii) the Stoddard Valle -,r Off -High -
19
Ava-,r Vehicle Recreation Area; or
20
"(iv) the Johnson Valle -Nr Off-HighAva-,r
21
Vehicle Recreation Area;
22
"(B) affects the application, siting, route
23
selection, right-of-Ava-,r acquisition, or construc-
24
tion of the CoolAvater-Lugo transmission
25
project, as ma -,r be approved b -,r the California
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1 Public Utilities Commission and the Bureau of
2 Land Management; or
3 "(C) prohibits the upgrading or replace -
4 rent of ally Southel•II California Edison Cor-
s pang —
6 "(i) iatilit-Nr facilit-Nr, including such a
7 utility facility known on the date of enact -
8 silent of this title as -
9 "(I) `Gale -PS 512 transmission
10 lines or rights-of-Ava-,r';
11 "(II) `Patio, Jack Ranch, and
12 KenAvorth distribution circuits or
13 rights-of-Ava-,r'; 01-
14
r14 "(III) Bessemer and Peaeor dis-
15 tribution circuits or rights -of -vera -,r'; 01-
16
r16 "(ii) ener,�T transport fa
cilit-Nr in a
17 right-of-Ava-,r issued, granted, or permitted
18 b -,r the SecretanT adjacent to a iatilit-,r facil-
19 it -Nr referred to in clause (i).
20 "(2) PL �M s FOR A� �cl ss.—The Secretan , in
21 consultation ANith the Southern California Edison
22 Compannr, shall publish plans for regular and emer-
23 gene -,r access b -,r the Southern California Edison
24 Compannr to the rights-of-Ava-,r of the Compare -Nr bar
25 the date that is 1 vear after the later of—
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1 "(A) the date of enactment of this title;
2 and
3 "(B) the date of issuance of a neAV erlefl
4 transport facilit-Nr right-of-Ava-,r Al ithirl-
5 "(i) the El Mirage Off-Highwa-,r Velli -
6 cle Recreation Area;
7 "(ii) the Spangler Hills Off-HighAva-,r
8 Vehicle Recreation Area;
9 "(iii) the Stoddard Valle -,r Off -High -
10 Ava-,r Vehicle Recreation Area; or
11 "(iv) the Johnson Valle -Nr Off-HighAva-,r
12 Vehicle Recreation Area.
13 "(h) PACIFic GAs AND ELECTRIC COMPANY UTILITY
14 F (,mITILs AND RIGHTS-OF-AVA .-
15 "(1) EFFECT OF TITLE.—Nothing in this
16 title -
17 "(A) affects an -Nr validl-Nr issued right-of-Ava-,r
18 for the customarNT operation, maintenance, up -
19 grade, repair, relocation Avithin an existing
20 right-of-Ava-,r, replacement, or other authorized
21 activit-Nr (including the use of an -Nr mechanized
22 vehicle, helicopter, and other aerial device) in a
23 right-of-Ava-,r acquired b -,r or issued, granted, or
24 permitted to Pacific Gas and Electric Comparl-Nr
25 (including an -Nr successor in interest or assign)
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1 that is located on land included in the Spangler
2 Hills Off-Highwa-,r Vehicle Recreation Area; or
3 "(B) prohibits the upgrading or replace -
4 went of ani —
5 "(i) utilit-Nr facilities of the Pacific Gas
6 and Electric Compares, including those
7 utility facilities known on the date of en -
8 actment of this title as -
9 "(1) `Gas Transmission Line 311
10 or rights-of-Avar'; 01-
11
r11 "(11) `Gas Transmission Line
12 372 or rights-of-Avar'; 01-
13
r13 "(ii) utilit-Nr facilities of the Pacific
14 Gas and Electric Compare -Nr in rights-of-Ava-,r
15 issued, granted, or permitted b -,r the Sec -
16 retanT adjacent to a utilit-Nr facilit-Nr referred
17 to in clause (i).
18 "(2) PLA -Ms FOR ACCESS.—Not later than 1
19 near after the date of enactment of this title or the
20 issuance of a neAV utilit-Nr facilit-Nr right-of-Ava-,r AT-ithirl
21 the Spangler Hills Off-Highwa-,r Vehicle Recreation
22 Area, whichever is later, the SecretanT, in consulta-
23 tion Avith the Pacific Gas and Electric Compare -r,
24 shall publish plans for regular and erilergerle-T access
25 b -,r the Pacific Gas and Electric Comparl-Nr to the
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1 rights-of-Ava-,r of the Pacific Gas and Electric Corn -
2 pain.
3 "TITLE XIV -ALABAMA HILLS
4 NATIONAL SCENIC AREA
5 "SEC. 1401. DEFINITIONS.
6 "In this title:
7 "(1) MANAGEMENT Pi ,�-N .—The terns `manage -
8 rent plan' means the management plan for the See -
9 nic Area developed tinder section 1403(x).
10 "(2) 1I=-I,.—The term `flap' means the map en -
11 titled `Proposed Alabama Hills National Scenic
12 Area' and dated November 7, 2018.
13 "(3) MOTORIZED VEHICLE.—The term `motor -
14 ized vehicle' means a motorized or mechanized vehi-
15 cle and includes, when used b -,r a iatilit-Nr, mechanized
16 equipment, a helicopter, and all -Nr other aerial device
17 necessal-v to maintain electrical or cormntinications
18 infrasti-tacttire.
19 "(4) SCENIC AREA.—The term `Scenic Area'
20 means the Alabama Hills National Scenic Area es -
21 tablished b -,r section 1402(x).
22 "(5) STATE.—The terns `State' means the State
23 of California.
24 "(6) TRIBE.—The term `Tribe' means the Lone
25 Pine Paiute -Shoshone Tribe.
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1 "SEC. 1402. ALABAMA HILLS NATIONAL SCENIC AREA, CALI-
2 FORNIA.
3 "(a) to valid existing
4 rights, there is established in Ingo County, California, the
5 Alabama Hills National Scenic Area, to be comprised of
6 the approxirnatel-v 18,610 acres generalhT depicted on the
7 flap as `National Scenic Area'.
8 "(b) PURPOSE.—The purpose of the Scenic Area is
9 to corrserTe, protect, and enhance for the benefit, use, and
10 errjoyrnent of present and fixture generations the nationallNT
11 significant scenic, cultural, geological, educational, biologi-
12 cal, historical, recreational, cinematographic, and sci-
13 entific resources of the Scenic Area managed consistent
14 Avith section 302(x) of the Federal Land Polis -,r and Man -
15 agement Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1732(x)).
16 "(c) ALA -i,; LEG Lxx�rlo�s.-
17 "(1) IN GENER.U. As soon as practicable
18 after the date of enactment of this title, the See -
19 retar-r shall file a map and a legal description of the
20 Scenic Area Avith-
21 "(A) the Committee on Ellefl
,nT and Nat -
22 ural Resources of the Senate; and
23 "(B) the Committee on Natural Resources
24 of the House of Representatives.
25 "(2) FORCE OF I.Aw.—The map and legal de -
26 scriptions filed under paragraph (1) shall have the
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1 same force and effect as if included in this title, ex -
2 cept that the Secretai-r ma -v correct all -Nr clerical and
3 t -N ographical errors in the map and legal descrip-
4 tions.
5 "(3) PUBLIC V ULAA-BILIT .—Each map and
6 legal description filed tinder paragraph (1) shall be
7 on file and available for public inspection in the ap-
8 propriate offices of the Forest Service and the Bti-
9 rear of Land Management.
10 "(d) ADMIND','T L TIO .—The Secretal-v shall manage
11 the Scenic Area -
12 "(1) as a component of the National Landscape
13 Conservation S-rstern;
14 "(2) so as not to impact the fiattire continuing
15 operation and maintenance of ail -v activities associ-
16 ated with valid, existing rights, including water
17 rights;
18 "(3) in a manner that conserves, protects, and
19 enhances the resources and valves of the Scenic
20 Area described in subsection (b); and
21 "(4) in accordance Avith-
22 "(A) the Federal Land Polis -,r and Manage -
23 ment Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1701 et seq.);
24 "(B) this title; and
25 "(C) an -Nr other applicable laws.
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1 "(e) AL _ AGI;ME T.-
2 "(1) IN GI;NER.UL.—The Secretai-Nr shall allow
3 only such uses of the Scenic Area as the Secretai-Nr
4 determines Avonld fin•ther the pniposes of the Scenic
5 Area as described in subsection (b).
6 "(2) RECRE TION I� CTIVITILs.—Except as
7 otheni ise provided in this title or other applicable
8 lav, or as the Secretai-Nr determines to be necessai-Nr
9 for public health and safet-Nr, the Secretai-Nr shall
10 allow existing recreational nses of the Scenic Area to
11 continue, including hiking, mountain biking, rock
12 climbing, sightseeing, horseback riding, hunting,
13 fishing, and appropriate authorized motorized vehicle
14 use in accordance with paragraph (3).
15 "(3) MOTORIZED VEHICLE'S.—Except as other -
16 wise specified in this title, or as rnecessai-Nr for ad -
17 ministrative purposes or to respond to an emer-
18 gerle-,T the use of motorized vehicles in the Scenic
19 Area shall be permitted 0111 -Nr 011-
20 "(A) roads and trails designated b -,r the
21 Secretai-Nr for use of motorized vehicles as part
22 of a management plan sustaining a
23 semiprimitive motorized experience; or
24 "(B) count -Nr -maintained roads in accord -
25 ance with applicable State and count -Nr laws.
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1 "(f) No BL'I+FEI GO\LS.-
2 "(1) IN GI;NER.U..-Nothing in this title creates
3 a protective perimeter or buffer zone around the
4 Scenic Area.
5 "(2) A('TIVITlLs OUT, --,'IDE AREA.—The
6 fact that an activity or use on land outside the See -
7 nic Area can be seen or heard Avithin the Scenic
8 Area shall not preclude the aetivit-Nr or use outside
9 the boundaries of the Scenic Area.
10 "(g)t cLss.—The Secretai-Nr shall provide private
11 landowners adequate access to inholdings in the Scenic
12 Area.
13 "(h) FimmuNG.—Nothing in this title prohibits film -
14 ing (inehading commercial fihn production, student fihn-
15 ing, and still photograph -Nr) Avithin the Scenic Area -
16 "(1) subject to -
17 "(A) such reasonable regulations, policies,
18 and practices as the Secretai-Nr considers to be
19 necessaiINr; and
20 "(B) applicable lav; and
21 "(2) in a manner consistent Avith the purposes
22 described in subsection (b).
23 "(i) Fisx AND WILDLIFE.—Nothing in this title af-
24 fects the jurisdiction or responsibilities of the State Avith
25 respect to fish and Avildlife.
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1 "(j) LivLsTO 'K.—The grazing of livestock in the
2 Scenic Area, inchlding grazing tinder the Alabama Hills
3 allotment and the George Creek allotment, as established
4 before the date of enactment of this title, shall be per -
5 rnitted to eontimie-
6 "(1) subject to -
7 "(A) such reasonable regulations, policies,
8 and practices as the Secretai-r considers to be
9 necessaiINr; and
10 "(B) applicable lav; and
11 "(2) in a manner consistent Avith the purposes
12 described in subsection (b).
13 "(k) WITHDR AV.U�.—Stiljject to the provisions of this
14 title and valid rights in existence on the date of enactment
15 of this title, inehiding rights established b -,r prior Avith-
16 drawals, the Federal land Avithin the Scenic Area is Avith-
17 drawn from all forms of -
18 "(1) enti-Nr, appropriation, or disposal under the
19 public land laws;
20 "(2) location, erlti-Nr, and patent under the iilirl-
21 ing laws; and
22 "(3) disposition under all laws pertaining to
23 mineral and geothermal leasing or mineral materials.
24 "(1) WILDIAND FIRE OPER TIO s.—Nothing in this
25 title prohibits the Secretai-Nr, in cooperation Avith other
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1 Federal, State, and local agencies, as appropriate, from
2 conducting Avildland fire operations in the Scenic Area,
3 consistent Aiith the purposes descr=ibed in subsection (b).
4 "(111) COOPER TivL AGREEMENT'S'.—The Secr•etar-Nr
5 Ina -,r ellter• Mto cooperative agreements Av1th, State, Tribal,
6 and local governmental entities and private entities to con -
7 duct research, interpretation, or public education or to
8 carr -Nr out all -Nr other• initiative relating to the restoration,
9 conservation, or management of the Scenic Area.
10 "(11) UTILITY FAcmITILS AND RIGHT' -OF-AVA .-
11 "(1) EFFECT OF TITLE.—Nothing in this
12 title -
13 "(A) affects the existence, use, operation,
14 Maintenance (including vegetation control), re -
15 pair, construction, reconfiguration, expansion,
16 inspection, renewal, reconstruction, alteration,
17 addition, relocation, improvement, filnding, re -
18 moval, or replacement of all -Nr latilit-Nr facilit-Nr 01-
19
r19 appurtenant right-of-Ava-NT Avithill or adjacent to
20 the Scenic Area;
21
"(B) sul1ject to
subsection (e),
affects nec-
22
essal-Nr or efficient access to utility
facilities 01-
r23
23
rights -of -ova -,r 11it1jill
or adjacent to
the Scenic
24 Area; and
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1
18
"(C) prechldes the Secretal-Nr from author -
2
izing the establishment of 11eAV latilit-Nr facilit-Nr
3
rights-of-Ava-,r (inchiding instream sites, routes,
4
and areas) Avithill the Scenic Area in a manner
5
that minimizes harm to the purpose of the See -
6
nic Area as described in subsection (b)-
7
"(i) in accordance Avith the National
8
Environmental Polis -,r Act of 1969 (42
9
U.S.C. 4321 et sect.) and all -Nr other appli-
10
cable law;
11
"(ii) subject to such terms and condi-
12
tions as the Secretal-Nr determines to be ap-
13
propriate; and
14
"(iii) that are determined b -,r the Sec -
15
retal-Nr to be the 0111v technical or feasible
16
location, follmi illg consideration of alter -
17
r
natives Avithill existing rights-of-Ava-,r 01-
18 outside of the Scenic Area.
19 "(2) MANAGEMENT pi ,�-N .—Consistent Alith
20 this title, the Management Plan shall establish provi-
21 sions for Maintenance of public utilit-,r and other
22 rights-of-Ava-,r AT-ithill the Scenic Area.
23 "SEC. 1403. MANAGEMENT PLAN.
24 "(a) IN GENER.U.—Not later than 3 gears after the
25 date of enactment of this title, in accordance Avith sub -
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1 sections (b) and (c), the Secretar-r shall develop a cora-
2 prehensive plan for the long -terra management of the See -
3 nic Area.
4 "(b) CONSt-L TIO .—In developing the manage-
s meat plan, the Secretar-r shall consult Avith-
6 "(1) appropriate State, Tribal, and local gov-
7 ernmental entities, including Ingo Count -,r and the
8 Tribe;
9 "(2) utilities, inch -Wing Southern California
10 Edison CompainT and the Los Angeles Department
11 of Water and Power;
12 "(3) the Alabama Hills Stewardship Group; and
13 "(4) members of the public.
14 "(c) RE, Q IREME T.—In accordance Avith this title,
15 the management plan shall include provisions for mainte-
16 nonce of existing public utilit-Nr and other rights-of-Ava-,r
17 Avithin the Scenic Area.
18 "(d) I\CORYOR TIO\.—In developing the manage -
19 meat plan, in accordance Avith this section, the Secretar-Nr
20 ma -,r allow casual use alining limited to the use of hand
21 tools, metal detectors, hand -fed dI-v washers, vacuum
22 cleaners, gold pans, small sluices, and similar items.
23 "(e) INTERIM 1L1 NAGI;ME T.—Pending completion
24 of the management plan, the Secretar-r shall manage the
25 Scenic Area in accordance with section 1402(b).
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1 "SEC. 1404. LAND TAKEN INTO TRUST FOR LONE PINE PAI -
2 UTE-SHOSHONE RESERVATION.
3 "(a) TP ST LAND. -
4 "(1) IN GENEPLUU .-011 conlpletiorl of the Sur -
5 Ve-,r described in subsection (b), all right, title, and
6 interest of the United States in and to the approxi -
7 motel -Nr 132 acres of Federal land depicted on the
8 flap as `Lone Pine Painte-Shoshone ReserTation Ad -
9 dition' shall be held in trust for the benefit of the
10 Tribe, subject to parag7•aphs (2) and (3).
11 "(2) Covrrlos.—The land described in para -
12 graph (1) shall be sul1ject to all easements, cov-
13 enants, conditions, restrictions, ivithdraivals, and
14 other matters of record in existence on the date of
15 enactment of this title.
16 "(3) Ex(,i sio .—The Federal land over
17 which the right -of -ova -,r for the Los Angeles Aqueduct
18 is located, generalhT described as the 250 -foot -wide
19 right -of -ova -,r granted to the Cit -Nr of Los Angeles pur-
20 scant to the Act of June 301 1906 (34 Stat. 801,
21 chapter 3926), shall not be taken into trust for the
22 Tribe.
23 "(b) SupvEY.—Not later than 180 da-,rs after the
24 date of enactment of this title, the Secretar-Nr shall corn -
25 plete a Sralve-,r of the boundar-Nr lines to establish the bound -
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1 aries of the land to be held in ti-tast under subsection
2 (a)(1).
3 "(c) RLSEPVAriO LAND.—The land held in trust
4 pursuant to subsection (a)(1) shall be considered to be a
5 part of the reservation of the 'Tribe.
6 "(d) (-AIiNG PPWHIBITION.—Land held in trust
7 under subsection (a)(1) shall not be eligible, or considered
8 to have been taken into trust, for ganging (Avithin the
9 meaning of the Indian Ganging Regulator -Nr Act (25 U.S.C.
10 2701 et seq.)).
11 "SEC. 1405. TRANSFER OF ADMINISTRATIVE JURISDICTION.
12 "Administrative jurisdiction over the approximatel-Nr
13 56 acres of Federal land depicted on the flap as `USFS
14 Transfer to BLIP is transferred from the Forest SeiTice
15 to the Bureau of Land Management.
16 "SEC. 1406. PROTECTION OF SERVICES AND REG
17 REATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES.
18 "(a) EFFECT OF TITLE.—Nothing in this title limits
19 commercial services for existing or historic recreation uses,
20 as authorized b -,r the pei•I11it process of the Bureau of Land
21 Management.
22 "(b) G IDED RECxE ATION . OPPOPTt NITIEs.-
23 Commercial permits to exercise guided recreational oppor-
24 tunities for the public that are authorized as of the date
25 of enactment of this title may continue to be authorized.".
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1 PART V—MISCELLANEOUS
2 SEC. 1451. TRANSFER OF LAND TO ANZA-BORREGO DESERT
3 STATE PARK.
4 'Title VII of the California Desert Protection Act is
5 1994 (16 U.S.C. 410aaa-71 et seri.) is amended b -,r adding
6 at the end the following:
7 "SEC. 712. TRANSFER OF LAND TO ANZA-BORREGO DESERT
8 STATE PARK.
9 "(a) I GENER =VL. -011 termination of all ruining
10 claims to the land described in subsection (b), the See -
11 retar-Nr shall transfer the land described in that subsection
12 to the State of California.
13 "(b) llEs('PIPrlo OF LAND.—The land referred to
14 in subsection (a) is certain Bureau of Land Management
15 land in San Diego C01a11t-Nr, California, comprising approxi -
16
motel -Nr 934 acres, as
generalhT depicted on the snap
enti-
17
tled `Proposed
Table
Mountain Wilderness Stud -Nr
Area
18 Transfer to the State' and dated November 7, 2018.
19 "(c) ALN AGEMENT. -
20 "(1) IN GENEPW..—The land transferred under
21 subsection (a) shall be managed in accordance Avith
22
the provisions
of the California Wilderness
Act (Cali -
23
forma Public
Resources Code sections
5093.30-
24 5093.40).
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1 "(2) `ITHD L W.U..—Sul1jeet to valid existing
2 rights, the land transferred under subsection (a) is
3 Avithdrawn from -
4 "(A) all forms of entry, appropriation, or
5 disposal tinder the public land laws;
6 "(B) location, erlti-Nr, and patent under the
7 alining laws; and
8 "(C) disposition tinder all laws relating to
9 mineral and geothermal leasing.
10 "(3) RLVLxsIoN.—If the State ceases to main -
11 age the land transferred tinder subsection (a) as
12 part of the State Park System or in a manner incon-
13 sistent Avith the California Wilderness Act (Cali -
14 forma Public Resources Code sections 5093.30-
15 5093.40), the land shall revert to the Secretai-r at
16 the discretion of the Secretal-v to be managed as a
17 Wilderness Sttidv Area.
18 SEC. 1452. WILDLIFE CORRIDORS.
19 'Title VII of the California Desert Protection Act is
20 1994 (16 U.S.C. 410aaa-71 et sect.) (as amended b -,r sec -
21 tion 1451) is amended b -,r adding at the end the folloAving:
22 "SEC. 713. WILDLIFE CORRIDORS.
23 "(a) IN GE\ER.U.—The Secretal-v shall—
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1 "(1) assess the impacts of habitat fragrnenta-
2 tion on Avildlife in the California Desert Conservation
3 Area; and
4 "(2) establish policies and procedures to ensure
5 the preservation of Avildlife corridors and facilitate
6 species migration.
7 "(b) STUDY. -
8 "(1) IN GENER U.. As soon as practicable, btit
9 not later than 2 gears, after the date of enactment
10 of this section, the Secretai-Nr shall complete a stud -Nr
11 regarding the impact of habitat fragmentation on
12 wildlife in the California Desert Conservation Area.
13 "(2) COMPONENTS.—The stud -Nr tinder para -
14 graph (1) shall -
15 "(A) identit�r the species migrating, or like -
16 I -NT to migrate in the California Desert Conserva-
17 tion Area;
18 "(B) examine the impacts and potential
19 impacts of habitat fragmentation on -
20 "(i) plants, insects, and animals;
21 "(ii) soil;
22 "(iii) air cltialit r,
23 "(iv) water cltialit-Nr and cluantit-Nr; and
24 "(v) species migration and stin ival;
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1 "(C) identit�r critical Avildlife and species
2 migration corridors recommended for preserva-
3 tion; and
4 "(ll) inehade recommendations for ensur-
5 ing the biological connectivit-Nr of public land
6 Managed b -,r the Secretai-Nr and the Secretai-Nr of
7 Defense throughout the California Desert Con -
8 servation Area.
9 "(3) RIGHTs-OF-AvAy.—The Secretal-Nr Shall
10 consider the information and recommendations of
11 the Studer under paragraph (1) to determine the in -
12 dividual and cumulative impacts of rights-of-Ava-,r fol-
13
or13 projects in the California Desert Conservation Area,
14 in accordance Avith-
15 "(A) the National Environmental Polis -,r
16 Act of 1969 (42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.);
17 "(B) the Endangered Species Act of 1973
18 (16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq.); and
19 "(C) an -Nr other applicable lay.
20 "(c) LAND ALS _ AGI;ME T Secretai-Nr
21 shall incorporate into all land Management plans applica-
22 ble to the California Desert Conservation Area the find -
23 ings and recommendations of the stud -Nr completed under
24 subsection (b).".
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1 SEC. 1453. PROHIBITED USES OF ACQUIRED, DONATED,
2 AND CONSERVATION LAND.
3 'Title V11 of the California Desert Protection Act is
4 1994 (16 U.S.C. 410aaa-71 et sect.) (as amended b -,r See-
s tion 1452) is amended b -,r adding at the end the follmi ing:
6 "SEC. 714. PROHIBITED USES OF ACQUIRED, DONATED,
7 AND CONSERVATION LAND.
8 "(a) DEFINI'T`IONS.—In this Section:
9 "(1) ACQUIRED ED LAND.—The terns `acquired
10 land' cleans all -Nr land acquired Ai ithin the Conserva-
11 tion Area using amounts from the land and Avater
12 conservation fiend established tinder section 200302
13 of title 541 United States Code.
14 "(2) CONSERVATION PEA.—The terns `Con -
15 servation -i•ea' means the California Desert Con -
16 servation Area.
17 "(3) CONSERVATION LAND.—The terns `con -
18 servation land' means ally land Ai ithin the ConseiTa-
19 tion Area that is designated to satisf�T the conditions
20 of a Federal habitat conseiTation plan, general con -
21 servation plan, or State natural communities con -
22 servation plan, inclnding-
23 "(A) national conservation land established
24 pursuant to section 2002(b)(2)(1)) of the Onmi-
25 bus Public Land Management Act of 2009 (16
26 U.S.C. 7202(b)(2)(D)); and
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1 "(B) areas of critical environmental con -
2 cern established pursuant to section 202(e)(3)
3 of the Federal Land Polis -,r and Management
4 Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1712(c)(3)).
5 "(4) DONATED LAND.—The terns `donated
6 land' means an -Nr private land donated to the United
7 States for conservation purposes in the Conservation
8 Area.
9 "(5) Do ox.—The terra `donor' means an indi-
10 victual or errtit-Nr that donates private land Avithin the
11 Conservation Area to the United States.
12 "(6) SECRETARY.—The terra `SecretaT-Nr' means
13 the Secretar-Nr, acting through the Director of the
14 Bnrean of Land Management.
15 "(7) STATE.—The terra `State' means the State
16 of California.
17 "(b) PROHIBITION' -,.-Except as provided in sub -
18 section (c), the Secretar-Nr shall not authorize the use of
19 acquired land, conservation land, or donated land Avithin
20 the Conservation Area for ally activities contras -Nr to the
21 conservation purposes for which the land Avas acquired,
22 designated, or donated, including
23 "(1) disposal;
24 "(2) rights-of-Ava-;
25 "(3) leases;
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1 "(4) livestock grazing;
2 "(5) infrastrtiettire development, except as pro -
3 vided in subsection (e);
4 "(6) mineral enti-r; and
5 "(7) off-highwa-\r vehicle use, except on -
6 "(A) designated routes;
7 "(B) off-highwa-\r vehicle areas designated
8 b -v law; and
9 "(C) administrativel-Nr designated open
10 areas.
11 "(c) EX('EPrlo s.-
12 "(1) AUTHORIZATION By sLc nL lLv .—Subject
13 to paragraph (2), the Secretai-r ma -v authorize lim-
14 ited exceptions to prohibited uses of acquired land or
15 donated land in the Conservation Area if -
16 "(A) a right-of-Ava-v application for a re -
17 neAvable erlergr development piqject or associ-
18 ated ener,�T transport facilit-Nr on acquired land
19 or donated land Avas submitted to the Bureau
20 of Land Management on or before December 1,
21 2009; or
22 "(B) after the completion and consider -
23 ation of an analysis tinder the National Envi-
24 ronmental Yolie-v Act of 1969 (42 U.S.C. 4321
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1
et seq.), the Secretai-Nr has determined that pro -
2
posed use is in the public interest.
3
"(2) CO\DITIO\S.-
4
"(A) IN GENE LU.—If the Secreta -Nr
5
grants an exception to the prohibition under
6
paragraph (1), the Secretai-Nr shall require the
7
permittee to donate private land of comparable
8
valve located Avithin the Conservation Area to
9
the United States to mitigate the use.
10
"(B) AI�pxov ..—The private land to be
11
donated tinder subparagraph (A) shall be ap-
12
proved b -,r the Secretai-Nr after -
13
"(i) consultation, to the maximam ex -
14
tent practicable, Avith the donor of the pri-
15
vote land proposed for nonconseiTation
16 uses; and
17 "(ii) an opportunit-\r for public com-
18 silent regarding the donation.
19 "(d) ExISTIG AGREE.AIL\TS.—Nothing in this sec -
20 tion affects permitted or prohibited uses of donated land
21 or acquired land in the ConseiTation Area established in
22 an -Nr easements, deed restrictions, memoranda of tinder -
23 standing, or other agreements in existence on the date of
24 enactment of this section.
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1 "(e) DEED RLsrxlcrlo s.—Effective beginning on
2 the date of enactment of this section, Avithin the Conserva-
3 tion Area, the Secretai-Nr may —
4 "(1) accept deed restrictions requested b -,r land-
s owners for land donated to, or otheni ise acquired
6 b -,r, the United States; and
7 "(2) consistent Avith existing rights, create deed
8 restrictions, easements, or other third -part -Nr rights
9 relating to annr public land determined b -,r the Sec -
10 retai-Nr to be necessar —
11 "(A) to ffi fill the mitigation requirements
12 resulting from the development of renewable re -
13 sources; or
14 "(B) to satisf�T the conditions of -
15 "(i) a habitat conservation plan or
16 general conservation plan established pur-
17 scant to section 10 of the Endangered
18 Species Act of 1973 (16 U.S.C. 1539); or
19 "(ii) a natural communities conserva-
20 tion plan approved b -,r the State.".
21 SEC. 1454. TRIBAL USES AND INTERESTS.
22 Section 705 of the California Desert Protection Act
23 is 1994 (16 U.S.C. 410aaa-75) is amended -
24 (1) b -,r redesignating subsection (b) as sub -
25 section (e);
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1 (2) b -,r striking subsection (a) and inserting the
2 follolving:
3 "(a) ACcl ss.—The Secretal-v shall ensure access to
4 areas designated tinder this Act b -,r members of Indian
5 Tribes for traditional cultural and religious purposes, con -
6 sistent with applicable law, including Ptiblic Law 95-341
7 (cornrnonl-r known as the `American Indian Religions
8 Freedom Act') (42 U.S.C. 1996).
9 "(b) TEMPORA CLOSURE. -
10 "(1) IN GENERAL.—In accordance with applica-
11 ble law, including Ynblic Law 95-341 (cornrnonl-Nr
12 known as the `American Indian Religions Freedom
13 Act') (42 U.S.C. 1996), and subject to paragraph
14 (2), the Secretal-v on request of an Indian Tribe or
15 Indian religions cornrntinit,-v shall temporarihT close
16 to general public use annr portion of an area des -
17 ignited as a national monument, special manage -
18 meat area, Avild and scenic river, area of critical en -
19 vironmental concern, or National Park S-,rstern unit
20 tinder this Act (referred to in this subsection as a
21 `designated area') to protect the privac-,r of tradi-
22 tional cultural and religious activities in the des -
23 ignited area b -,r members of the Indian Tribe or In -
24 dian religious eornrnunit-,r.
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1 "(2) LImITTIO .—III
closing a
portion of a
2 designated area tinder
paragraph (1),
the Secretal-Nr
3 shall limit the closure
to the smallest
practicable
4 area for the Ininirntirn period necessal-v for the tradi-
5 tional cultural and religious activities."; and
6 (3) b -,r adding at the end the folloAving:
7 "(d) TRIB uL Ct LT R.0 RES'OURCES' MANAGEMENT
8 PL\ .-
9 "(1) IN GI;NER.U.—Not later than 2 gears
10 after the date of enactment of the Natural Re -
11 sources Management Act, the Secretal-v shall develop
12 and implement a 'Tribal cultural resources manage -
13 ment plan to identiAT, protect, and conserve cultural
14 resources of Indian Tribes associated with the Xam
15 Kivatchan Trail network extending from Avikivaame
16 (Spirit Mountain, Nevada) to AvlkAvlal (Pilot Knob,
17 California).
18 "(2) CONS LTTIO .—The Secretal-v shall con -
19 stilt on the development and implementation of the
20 Tribal cultural resources management plan tinder
21 paragraph (1) Avith-
22 "(A) each of -
23 "(i) the Chemehtievi Indian Tribe;
24 "(ii) the Htialapai Tribal Nation;
25 "(iii) the Fort Mojave Indian Tribe;
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1 "(iv) the Colorado River Indian
2 Tribes;
3 "(v) the Qtteehan Indian Tribe; and
4 "(vi) the Coeopah Indian Tribe;
5 "(B) the Advisol-v Council on Historic
6 Preservation; and
7 "(C) the State Historic PreseiTation Of -
8 fices of Nevada, Arizona, and California.
9 "(3) RIiJsOL n('E PROTECTlO .—The Tribal cul -
10 tural resources management plan developed under
11 paragraph (1) shall -
12 "(A) be based on a completed Tribal cul -
13 tural resources sui--e-,r; and
14 "(B) include procedures for identifgng,
15 protecting, and presei-6119 petrogl�`uhs, ancient
16 trails, intaglios, sleeping circles, artifacts, and
17 other resources of cultural, archaeological, or
18 historical significance in accordance Avith all ap-
19 plicable laws and policies, inclnding-
20 "(i) chapter 2003 of title 54, United
21 States Code;
22 "(ii) Public Law 95-341 (commonl-r
23 known as the `American Indian Religions
24 Freedom Act') (42 U.S.C. 1996);
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1 "(iii) the Archaeological Resources
2 Protection Act of 1979 (16 U.S.C. 470aa
3 et seq.);
4 "(iv) the Native American Graves
5 Protection and Repatriation Act (2 5
6 U.S.C. 3001 et seq.); and
7 "(v) Public Law 103-141 (commonl y
8 known as the `Religions Freedom Restora-
9 tion Act of 1993') (42 U.S.C. 2000bb et
10 seq.).
11 "(e) WITHDR W.U..—Subject to valid existing rights,
12 all Federal land Avithin the area administratively Avith-
13 drawn and known as the `Indian Pass Withdrawal Area'
14 is permanentl-v Avithdrawn from -
15 "(1) all forms of entrNT, appropriation, or dis-
16 posal tinder the public land laws;
17 "(2) location, entI-v and patent tinder the min -
18 ing laws; and
19 "(3) right-of-Ava-,r leasing and disposition tinder
20 all laws relating to minerals or solar, wind, or geo-
21 thermal energy.".
22 SEC. 1455. RELEASE OF FEDERAL REVERSIONARY LAND IN -
23 TERESTS.
24 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
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1 (1)
1932 CT.—The
term
"1932
Act"
means
2 the Act
of Jlnle 18,
1932 (47
Stat.
324,
chapter
3 270).
4 (2) DISTRICT.—The term "District" means the
5 Metropolitan Mater District of Southern California.
6 (b) RI I. Asl .—Subject to valid existing claims per -
7 fected prior to the effective date of the 1932 Act and the
8 reservation of minerals set forth in the 1932 Act, the Sec -
9 retal-v shall release, conve-,r, or otherwise clnitclaim to the
10 District, in a form recordable in local conrlt-Nr records, and
11 subject to the approval of the District, after consultation
12 and ivithont monetal-v consideration, all right, title, and
13 remaining interest of the United States in and to the land
14 that was convened to the District pursuant to the 1932
15 Act or all -Nr other law authorizing coilve-,mince subject to
16 restrictions or reversional -v interests retained by the
17 United States, on request b -,r the District.
18 (c) T RAIs AND CO DITIO s. A conveyance author -
19 ized b -,r subsection (b) shall be subject to the following
20 terms and conditions:
21 (1) The District shall cover, or reimburse the
22 Secretan-r for, the costs incurred b -,r the Secretan-r to
23
make
the
conve-,ranee, including title searches, sur -
24
ve-,rs,
deed
preparation, attorIle-Nrs' fees, and similar
25 expenses.
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1 (2) B -,r accepting the eorlve-Nrances, the District
2 agrees to inderilrlit�r and hold harmless the United
3 States with regard to all -Nr botindanT dispute relating
4 to an -Nr parcel conveyed tinder this section.
5 SEC. 1456. CALIFORNIA STATE SCHOOL LAND.
6 Section 707 of the California Desert Protection Act
7 of 1994 (16 U.S.C. 410aaa-77) is amended -
8 (1) in subsection (a)-
9 (A) ill the first sentence -
10 (i) b -,r striking "Upon request of the
11 California State Lands Commission (here -
12 inafter ill this section referred to as the
13 `Commission'), the Secretai-Nr shall enter
14 into negotiations for an agreement" and
15 inserting the follolving:
16 "(1) IN GENERAL.—The Secretai-Nr shall nego-
17 tiate ill good faith to reach an agreement with the
18 California State Lands Commission (referred to ill
19 this section as the `Commission')"; and
20 (ii) bar inserting ", national moma-
21 ments, off-highiva-,r vehicle recreation
22 areas," after "more of the wilderness
23 areas"; and
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1 (B) ill the
second sentence,
b -,r
striking
2 "The Secretal-Nr shall
negotiate
ill good
faith to"
3 and inserting the following:
4 "(2) AGREEMENT.—To
the ma imilin
extent
5 practicable, not later than
10 gears after the
date of
6 enactment of this title, the Secretal-Nr shall"; and
7 (2) in subsection (b)(1), b -,r inserting ", national
8 11101111111ents, off-highlva-,r vehicle recreation areas,"
9 after "wilderness areas".
10 SEC. 1457. DESIGNATION OF WILD AND SCENIC RIVERS.
11 (a) AmxpwosA RivLx, CALIFORNU.—Section
12 3 (a) (19 6) (A) of the Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16
13 U.S.C. 1274(a)(196)(A)) is amended to read as follows:
14 "(A) The approximatel-Nr 7.5 -mile segment
15 of the Amargosa River in the State of Cali -
16 fornix, the private propert-Nr bonndal-Nr in sec. 19,
17 T. 22 N., R. 7 E., to 100 feet upstream of the
18 Teeopa Hot Springs Road crossing, to be ad -
19 ministered by the Secretal-Nr of the Interior as a
20 scenic river.".
21 (b) ADDITIo.N U. 3(a) of the
22 Mild and Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1274(x)) (as
23 amended b -,r section 1303(x)) is amended b -,r adding at the
24 end the following:
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1 "(228) SURPRISE CANYON CILEEK, C UA -
2 FORNU.-
3 "(A) IN GENERAL.—The following seg-
o rents of Surprise Cantron Creek in the State of
5 California, to be administered b -,r the Secretar-Nr
6 of the Interior:
7 "(i) The approxirnatel-Nr 5.3 miles of
8 Surprise Cantron Creek from the con -
9 fluence of Frenchman's Canvon and Mater
10 Cantron to 100 feet upstream of Chris
11 Wicht Camp, as a Avild river.
12 "(ii) The approximatel-Nr 1. S miles of
13 Surprise Cantron Creek from 100 feet up -
14 stream of Chris Wicht Camp to the south -
15 ern boundar-Nr of sec. 141 T. 21 S., R. 44
16 E., as a recreational river.
17 "(B) EFFECT ON HISTOPI(_' SII\I\G S'I`P (_'-
18 TURD','.—Nothing in this paragraph affects the
19 historic mining structures associated Avith the
20 former Panamint Mining District.
21 "(229) DEEP ('REED, C UAFOPCNLA-.-
22 "(A) IN GI;NER.U.—The following seg -
23 ments of Deep Creek in the State of California,
24 to be administered b -,r the SecretanT of Agri -
25 culture:
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1 "(i) The approximatel-Nr 6.5 -mile seg -
2 meat from 0.125 mile downstream of the
3
Rainbow Dam site in sec. 331 T. 2 N., R.
4
2 W., San Bernardino Meridian, to 0.25
5
miles upstream of the Road 3N34 crossing,
6
as a wild river.
7
"(ii) The 0.5 -mile segment from 0.25
8
mile upstream of the Road 3N34 crossing
9
to 0.25 mile downstream of the Road
10
3N34 crossing, as a scenic river.
11
"(iii) The 2.5 -mile segment from 0.25
12
miles downstream of the Road 3 N. 34
13
crossing to 0.25 miles upstream of the
14
Trail 2WO1 crossing, as a wild river.
15
"(iv) The 0.5 -mile segment from 0.25
16
miles upstream of the Trail 2WO1 crossing
17
to 0.25 mile downstream of the Trail
18
2WO1 crossing, as a scenic river.
19
"(v) The 10 -mile segment from 0.25
20
miles downstream of the Trail 2WO1 cross -
21
ing to the tipper limit of the Mojave dam
22
flood zone in sec. 171 T. 3 N., R. 3 W.,
23
San Bernardino Meridian, as a wild river.
24
"(vi) The 11 -mile segment of Hol -
25
comb Creek from 100 yards downstream of
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1 the Road 3N12 crossing to .25 miles down -
2 stream of Holcomb Crossing, as a rec-
3 reational river.
4 "(vii) The 3.5 -mile segment of the
5 Holcomb Creek from 0.25 miles down -
6 stream of Holcomb Crossing to the Deep
7 Creek confluence, as a Avild river.
8 "(B) EFFECT ON OPER TIO\S.—Noth-
9 ing in this paragraph affects -
10 "(i) the operations of the Snow Valle -,r
11 Ski Resort; or
12 "(ii) the State regulation of Avater
13 rights and Avater clualit-Nr associated Avith
14 the operation of the SIIOAV Valle -,r Ski Re -
15 sort.
16 "(230) WHITEAV TER RIVER, C=UAFORNU.-
17 The following segments of the WhlteAvater River in
18 the State of California, to be administered b -,r the
19 Secretal-Nr of Agriculture and the Secretal-Nr of the III -
20 terior, acting jointh
21 "(A) The 5.8 -mile segment of the North
22 Fork WhlteAvater River from the source of the
23 River near Alt. San Gorgonio to the confluence
24 Avith the Middle Fork, as a Avild river.
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1 "(B) The 6.4 -mile segment of the Middle
2 Fork WhiteAvater River from the source of the
3 River to the confluence Avith the Sonth Fork, as
4 a Avild river.
5 "(C) The 1 -mile segment of the South
6 Fork WhiteAvater River from the conflnence of
7 the River Avith the East Fork to the section line
8 between sections 32 and 33, T. 1 S., R. 2 E.,
9 San Bernardino Meridian, as a Avild river.
10 "(ll) The 1 -mile segment of the South
11 Fork WhiteAvater River from the section line be -
12 tween sections 32 and 33, T. 1 S., R. 2 E., San
13 Bernardino Meridian, to the section line be -
14 tween sections 33 and 34, T. 1 S., R. 2 E., San
15 Bernardino Meridian, as a recreational river.
16 "(E) The 4.9 -mile segment of the South
17 Fork WhiteAvater River from the section line be -
18 tween sections 33 and 34, T. 1 S., R. 2 E., San
19 Bernardino Meridian, to the conflnence Avith the
20 Middle Fork, as a Avild river.
21 "(F) The 5.4 -mile segment of the main
22 stem of the Whitewater River from the con -
23 fluence of the South and Middle Forks to the
24 San Gorgonio Wilderness boundai-Nr, as a wild
25 river.
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1 "(G)
The 3.6 -mile
segment of
the
main
2 stem of
the Whitewater
River from
the
San
3 Gorgonio Wilderness boundar-Nr to .25 miles up -
4 stream of the southern boundar-Nr of section 35,
5 T. 2 S., R. 3 E., San Bernardino Meridian, as
6"
a recreational river.
7 SEC. 1458. CONFORMING AMENDMENTS.
8 (a) SHORT TITLE.—Section 1 of the California
9 Desert Protection Act of 1994 (16 U.S.C. 410aaa note;
10 Public Law 103-433) is amended b -,r striking "1 and 2,
11 and titles I through IX" and inserting "1, 2, and 3, titles
12 I through IX, and titles XIII and XIV".
13 (b) DEF1.N1TI0S.—The California Desert Protection
14 Act of 1994 (Public Law 103-433; 108 Stat. 4471) is
15 amended b -,r inserting after section 2 the following:
16 "SEC. 3. DEFINITIONS.
17 "(a) TITLES I THROUGH Ix.—In titles I through IX,
18 the term `this Act' means only —
19 "(1) sections 1 and 2; and
20 "(2) titles I through IX.
21 "(b) TITLES XIII AND XIV.—Irl titles XIII and XIV:
22 "(1) CONSERVATION PEA.—The terns `Corr -
23 serration Area' means the California Desert Con -
24 serration Area.
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1 "(2) SECRE'rArM—The terra 'Secretar'N''
2 means -
3 "(A) with respect to land under the juris-
4 diction of the Secretar-Nr of the Ulterior, the See-
s retar-Nr of the Interior; and
6 "(B) Avith respect to land under the juris-
7 diction of the Secretar-Nr of Agriculture, the Sec -
8 retar-Nr of Agriculture.
9 "(3) STATE.—The terns `State' means the State
10 of California.".
11 SEC. 1459. JUNIPER FLATS.
12 The California Desert Protection Act of 1994 is
13 amended b -,r striking section 711 (16 U.S.C. 410aaa-81)
14 and inserting the following:
15 "SEC. 711. JUNIPER FLATS.
16 "Development of renewable erlerg<r generation facili-
17 ties (excluding rights-of-Ava-,r or facilities for the trans -
18 Iilissiorl of erlerg<r and telecommunication facilities and in -
19 frastrneture) is prohibited on the approximatehr 27,990
20 acres of Federal land generall-Nr depicted as `BL1I Land
21 Unavailable for Erlerg<r lleveloprnent' on the reap entitled
22 `Juniper Flats' and dated November 7, 2018.".
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1 SEC. 1460. CONFORMING AMENDMENTS TO CALIFORNIA
2 MILITARY LANDS WITHDRAWAL AND OVER -
3 FLIGHTS ACT OF 1994.
4 (a) FINDU Gs.—Section 801(b)(2) of the California
5 Alilitai-Nr Lands Withdrawal and Overflights Act of 1994
6 (16 U.S.C. 410aaa-82 note; Public Law 103-433) is
7 amended b -,r inserting ", special management areas, off -
8 highiva-,r vehicle recreation areas, scenic areas," before
9 "and wilderness areas".
10 (b) OTLxFL1GHTs; SPL(uu. A1lZsl A(_'E.—Section 802
11 of the California Alilitai-Nr Lands Withdrawal and Over -
12 flights Act of 1994 (16 U.S.C. 410aaa-82) is amended -
13 (1) in subsection (a), b -,r inserting ", scenic
14 areas, off-highAva-,r vehicle recreation areas, or special
15 management areas" before "designated b -r this Act";
16 (2) in subsection (b), b -,r inserting ", scenic
17 areas, off-highAva-,r vehicle recreation areas, or special
18 management areas" before "designated b -,r this Act";
19 and
20 (3) b -,r adding at the end the folloii ing:
21 "(d) I)E < PT.AIL T OF llEFE\sL FA( mITILs.-
22 Nothing in this Act alters ail -Nr atithorit-Nr of the Secretai-Nr
23 of Defense to conduct militarNT operations at installations
24 and ranges Avithin the California Desert Conservation
25 -i•ea that are authorized tinder an -Nr other provision of
26 law.".
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1 SEC. 1461. DESERT TORTOISE CONSERVATION CENTER.
2 (a) IN GENER U.—The Secretar-r shall establish, op -
3 erate, and maintain a trans -State desert tortoise conser va-
4 tion center (referred to in this section as the "Center")
5 on public land along the California -Nevada border -
6 (1) to support desert tortoise research, disease
7 monitoring, handling training, rehabilitation, and re -
8 introduction;
9 (2) to provide temporarNT quarters for animals
10 collected from authorized salvage from renewable en -
11 er`g<r sites; and
12 (3) to ensure the firll recover -v and ongoing sur -
13 rival of the species.
14 (b) CENTER.—In carr -N ing out this section, the Sec -
15 retar-r shall -
16 (1) seek the participation of or contract Avith
17 qualified organizations Avith expertise in desert tor -
18 toise disease research and experience Avith desert tor -
19 toise translocation techniques, and scientific training
20 of professional biologists for handling tortoises, to
21 staff and manage the Center;
22 (2) ensure that the Center engages in public
23 outreach and education on tortoise handling; and
24 (3) consult Avith the State and the State of Ne -
25 vada to ensure that the Center is operated consistent
26 Avith State lay.
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1 (c) No-FEDER.U. CONTRIBUTIONS.—The Secretar-Nr
2 ma -,T accept and upend contributions of non -Federal fiends
3 to establish, operate, and maintain the Center.
4 TITLE II—NATIONAL PARKS
5 Subtitle A—Special Resource
6 Studies
7 SEC. 2001. SPECL4,L RESOURCE STUDY OF JAMES K. POLK
8 PRESIDENTIAL HOME.
9 (a) DEFrNITION OF STUDY APEA.-111 this section,
10 the ter•rrr "study area" means the President James K. Polk
11 Home in Columbia, Tennessee, and a(�jacent propert-r.
12 (b) SPL( LUL RLSOt xcL STUDY. -
13 (1) STUDY.—The Secretar-Nr shall conduct a spe-
14 cial resource study of the study area.
15 (2) CONTENTS.—ln conducting the stud -Nr under
16 paragraph (1), the Secretar-Nr shall -
17 (A) evaluate the national significance of
18 the stud -Nr area;
19 (B) determine the suitabilit-Nr and feasibilit-,r
20 of designating the stud -Nr area as a unit of the
21 National Park S-\rsterrr;
22 (C) consider other alternatives for preser-
23
vation,
protection, and
interpretation
of the
24
stud -Nr area
b -,r the Federal
Government,
State or
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1 local government entities, or private and non -
2 profit organizations;
3 (ll) consult Avith interested Federal agen-
4 cies, State or local governmental entities, pri-
5 vote and nonprofit organizations, or all -v other
6 interested individuals; and
7 (E) identity cost estimates for all -v Federal
8 acquisition, development, interpretation, oper-
9 ation, and maintenance associated Avith the al -
10 ternatives.
11 (3) APPLICABLE i.,Aw.—The stud -Nr required
12 under paragraph (1) shall be conducted in accord -
13 once Avith section 100507 of title 541 United States
14 Code.
15 (4) REPORT.—Not later than 3 gears after the
16 date on which fiends are first made available for the
17 stud -v tinder paragraph (1), the Secretal-v shall stib-
18 mit to the Committee on Energ�r and Natural Re -
19 sources of the Senate and the Committee on Natural
20 Resources of the House of Representatives a report
21 that describes -
22 (A) the results of the stud -r; and
23 (B) an -Nr conclusions and recommendations
24 of the Secretal-v.
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1 SEC. 2002. SPECL4,L RESOURCE STUDY OF THURGOOD MAR -
2 SHALL SCHOOL.
3 (a) DEFINITION OF STUDY Al,E A.—In this section,
4 the tel -111 "Stladv area" means -
5 (1) Y.S. 103, the public school located in West
6 Baltimore, 1lanTland, which Thurgood Marshall at -
7 tended as a vouth; and
8 (2) an -Nr other• 1•eSou1•eeS in the neighborhood
9 surrounding Y.S. 103 that relate to the earl -Nr life of
10 Thurgood Marshall.
11 (b) SPEED RLsot xcL STUDY. -
12 (1) STUDY.—The Secretar-Nr shall conduct a spe-
13 cial resource Stladv of the Stj_ area.
14 (2) CONTENTS. -Ill conducting the Studer under
15 paragraph (1), the Secretar-Nr shall -
16 (A) evaluate the national significance of
17 the stud -Nr area;
18 (B) determine the suitabilit-Nr and feasibilit-,r
19 of designating the Stud -Nr area as a unit of the
20 National Park S-\rStelrl;
21 (C) consider other alternatives for preser-
22 vation, protection, and interpretation of the
23 Studer area b -\r the Federal Government, State or
24 local government entities, or private and non -
25 profit organizations;
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1 (ll) consult Avith interested Federal agen-
2 cies, State or local governmental entities, pri-
3 vote and nonprofit organizations, or all -v other
4 interested individuals; and
5 (E) identity cost estimates for all -v Federal
6 acquisition, development, interpretation, oper-
7 ation, and maintenance associated Avith the al-
b ternatives.
9 (3) APPLICABLE i.,Aw.—The stud -Nr required
10 under paragraph (1) shall be conducted in accord -
11 once Avith section 100507 of title 541 United States
12 Code.
13 (4) REPORT.—Not later than 3 gears after the
14 date on which fiends are first made available to carr -v
15 out the stud -v tinder paragraph (1), the Secretai-Nr
16 shall submit to the Committee on Natural Resources
17 of the House of Representatives and the Committee
18 on Ener,�T and Natural Resources of the Senate a
19 report that describes -
20 (A) the results of the stud -r; and
21 (B) annr conclusions and recommendations
22 of the Secretal-v.
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1 SEC. 2003. SPECIAL RESOURCE STUDY OF PRESIDENT
2 STREET STATION.
3 (a) DEFINITION OF STUDY Al,E A.—In this section,
4 the tel -Ill "stud -Nr area" means the President Street Station,
5 a railroad terminal in Baltimore, Mal -Nyland, the histol -Nr
6 of which is tied to the growth of the railroad illdustl-Nr in
7 the 19th cental -Nr, the Civil War, the Underground Rail -
8 road, and the immigrant influx of the earl -Nr 20th celltul-Nr.
9 (b) SPEED RLsot xcL STUDY. -
10 (1) STUDY.—The Secretal-Nr shall conduct a spe-
1 l cial resource study of the study area.
12 (2) CONTENTS.—III conducting the stud -Nr under
13 paragraph (1), the Secretal-Nr shall -
14 (A) evaluate the national significance of
15 the stud -Nr area;
16 (B) determine the siaitabilit-Nr and feasibilit-\r
17 of designating the stud -Nr area as a unit of the
18 National Park S-\rstelil;
19 (C) consider other alternatives for preser-
20 vation, protection, and interpretation of the
21 stud -Nr area b -\r the Federal Government, State or
22 local government entities, or private and non -
23 profit organizations;
24 (ll) consult with interested Federal agen-
25 cies, State or local governmental entities, pri-
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1 Fate and nonprofit organizations, or all -v othel-
2 interested individuals; and
3 (E) identity cost estimates for all -v Federal
4 acquisition, development, interpretation, oper-
5 ation, and Maintenance associated Avith the al -
6 ternatives.
7 (3) APPLICABLE i.,Aw.—The stud -Nr regnired
8 tinder paragraph (1) shall be conducted in accord -
9 once Avith section 100507 of title 541 United States
10 Code.
11 (4) REPORT.—Not later than 3 gears after the
12 date on which fiends are first made available for the
13 stud -v tinder paragraph (1), the Secretal-v shall stib-
14 reit to the Committee on Natnral Resources of the
15 Honse of Representatives and the Committee on En -
16 er`,�T and Natnral Resources of the Senate a report
17 that describes -
18 (A) the results of the stlyd-Nr; and
19 (B) ainT conclusions and recommendations
20 of the Secretal-r.
21 SEC. 2004. AMACHE SPECIAL RESOURCE STUDY.
22 (a) DEFINITION OF STUDY AIZE A.—Ill this section,
23 the terra "stndv area" means the site known as
24 "Amache", "Camp Amache", and "Granada Relocation
25 Center" in Granada, Colorado, which Avas 1 of the 10 relo-
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1 cation centers where Japanese Americans Avere incarcer-
2 ated during World War II.
3 (b) SPLCLU RLsot xcL STUDY. -
4
T vY.-
4 (1) IN GENER U..—The Secretar-Nr shall conduct
5 a special resource stud -Nr of the stud -Nr area.
6 (2) CONTENTS.—Irl conducting the stud -Nr under
7 paragraph (1), the Secretar-Nr shall -
8 (A) evaluate the national significance of
9 the stud -Nr area;
10 (B) determine the suitabilit-Nr and feasibilit-,r
11 of designating the stud -Nr area as a unit of the
12 National Park S-\rsterrr;
13 (C) consider other alternatives for preser-
14 vation, protection, and interpretation of the
15 stud -Nr area b -\r the Federal Government, State or
16 local government entities, or private and non -
17 profit organizations;
18 (ll) consult Avith interested Federal agen-
19 cies, State or local governmental entities, pri-
20 vote and nonprofit organizations, or arr-Nr other
21 interested individuals; and
22 (E) identity cost estimates for arr-Nr Federal
23 acquisition, development, interpretation, oper-
24 ation, and maintenance associated Avith the al -
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1 ternatives described in subparagraphs (B) and
2 (C).
3 (3) APPLICABLE i.,Aw.—The stud -Nr recinired
4 under paragraph (1) shall be conducted in accord -
5 once Avith section 100507 of title 541 United States
6 Code.
7 (4) REPORT.—Not later than 3 gears after the
8 date on which fiends are first made available to cai•i-Nr
9 out the stud -Nr tinder paragraph (1), the Secretai-Nr
10 shall submit to the Committee on Nattiral Resources
11 of the House of Representatives and the Committee
12 on Erlerg<r and Natural Resources of the Senate a
13 report that describes -
14 (A) the results of the stud -r; and
15 (B) annr conclusions and recommendations
16 of the Secretal-v.
17 SEC. 2005. SPECIAL RESOURCE STUDY OF GEORGE W. BUSH
18 CHILDHOOD HOME.
19 (a) DEFINITION OF STUDY AIZE A.—ln this section,
20 the tei•111 "stud -v area" means the George W. Bush Child -
21 hood Houle, located at 1412 West Ohio Avenue, Midland,
22 Texas.
23 (b) SPEC LUL RLsot xcL STUDY. -
24 (1) STUDY.—The Secretal-v shall conduct a spe-
25 cial resource sttidv of the sttidv area.
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1 (2) CONTENTS.—Irl conducting the stud -Nr under
2 paragraph (1), the Secretar-Nr shall -
3 (A) evaluate the national significance of
4 the stud -Nr area;
5 (B) determine the suitabilit-Nr and feasibilit-,r
6 of designating the stud -Nr area as a unit of the
7 National Park S-\rsterrr;
8 (C) consider other alternatives for preser-
9 vation, protection, and interpretation of the
10 stud -Nr area b -\r the Federal Government, State or
11 local government entities, or private and non -
12 profit organizations;
13 (ll) consult Avith interested Federal agen-
14 cies, State or local governmental entities, pri-
15 vote and nonprofit organizations, or arr-Nr other
16 interested individuals; and
17 (E) identity cost estimates for arr-Nr Federal
18 acquisition, development, interpretation, oper-
19 ation, and maintenance associated Avith the al -
20 ternatives.
21 (3) APPLICABLE i.,Aw.—The stud -Nr required
22 under paragraph (1) shall be conducted in accord -
23 once Avith section 100507 of title 541 United States
24 Code.
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1 (4) REPORT.—Not later than 3 gears after the
2 date on which fiends are first made available for the
3 stud -v tinder paragraph (1), the Secretal-v shall stib-
4 mit to the Committee on Erlerg<r and Natural Re -
5 sources of the Senate and the Committee on Natural
6 Resources of the House of Representatives a report
7 that describes -
8 (A) the results of the sttidv- and
9 (B) an -Nr conclusions and recommendations
10 of the Secretal-v.
ii Subtitle B—National Park System
12 Boundary Adjustments and Re -
13 lated Matters
14 SEC. 2101. SHILOH NATIONAL MILITARY PARK BOUNDARY
15 ADJUSTMENT.
16 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
17 (1) AFFILLATED ALL A.—The term "affiliated
18 area" means the Parker's Crossroads Battlefield es -
19 tablished as an affiliated area of the National Park
20 S-,TStem b -,r subsection (e)(1).
21 (2) P PK.—The term "Park" means Shiloh
22 National 1lilital-v Park, a unit of the National Park
23 Svsteril.
24 (b) ALL s TO BE ADDED TO SHILOH N TIO. .U�
25 11HL1TSLY P PK.—
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1 (1) ADDITIO. U AREAS.—The botindan-Nr of the
2 Park is modified to include the areas that are gern-
3 erall-Nr depicted on the map entitled "Shiloh National
4 Alilitai-Nr Park, Proposed Botindan-Nr A(�jtistnnnernt",
5 nimbered 304/80,011, and dated Jul -Nr 2014, and
6 which are comprised of the follmi irng:
7 (A) Fallen 'Timbers Battlefield.
8 (B) Raassell House Battlefield.
9 (C) Dai -is Bridge Battlefield.
10 (2) ACQUISITIO\ AUTHORITY.—The Secretan-Nr
11 nn -,r acquire the land described in paragraph (1) b -r
12 donation, purchase from Ai illing sellers Ai ith donated
13 or appropriated fiends, or exchange.
14 (3) AAIIND','T L TION. Arn-Nr land acquired
15 tinder this subsection shall be administered as part
16 of the Park.
17 (c) EST_IRISH.AIl T OF AFFILIATED AREA. -
18 (1) IN ( ENER U..—Parker's Crossroads Battle -
19 field in the State of Tennessee is established as an
20 affiliated area of the National Park Svstenn.
21 (2) lll S('PIP IO OF WFILLATED AREA.—The
22 affiliated area shall consist of the area genera JINT de -
23 pieted urithin the "Proposed Botindai-Nr" on the rnap
24 entitled "Parker's Crossroads Battlefield, Proposed
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1 Boandai-Nr", mImbered 903/80,073, and dated Jal-Nr
2 2014.
3 (3) ADMIND','T L TIO .—The affiliated area shall
4 be managed in accordance Avith-
5 (A) this section; and
6 (B) all -Nr law generalhT applicable to units of
7 the National Park Sv Stela.
8 (4) ALS-NAGEMENT ENTITY.—The Cit -Nr of Park -
9 ers Crossroads and the 'Tennessee Historical Com -
10 mission shall jointhT be the management erltit-,r fol-
11
or11 the affiliated area.
12 (5) COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS.—The Sec -
13 retai-Nr ma -\r provide technical assistance and enter
14 into cooperative agreements Avith the management
15 erltit-Nr for the plaipose of providing financial assist -
16 once for the marketing, marking, interpretation, and
17 preseiTation of the affiliated area.
18 (6) LIMITED BOLL OF THE 'SECRET =LILY.—Noth-
19 ing in this section authorizes the Secretai-Nr to ac -
20 claire propert-Nr at the affiliated area or to assume
21 overall financial responsibilit-Nr for the operation,
22 Maintenance, or management of the affiliated area.
23 (7) GENE LU ALA AGEMENT PLAN. -
24 (A) IN ( ENER =UL.—The Secretai-Nr, in corl-
25 saltation Avith the management erltit NTI shall de -
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1 velop a general management plan for the affili-
2 ated area in accordance Avith section 100502 of
3 title 541 United States Code.
4 (B) TPAs.AIITl =I,.—Not later than 3
5 vears after the date on which fiends are made
6 available to cal -I -v out this section, the SecretaI-v
7 shall submit to the Committee on Natural Re -
8 sources of the House of Representatives and the
9 Committee on Erlerg<r and Natural Resources of
10 the Senate the general management plan devel-
11 oped under subparagraph (A).
12 SEC. 2102. OCMULGEE MOUNDS NATIONAL HISTORICAL
13 PARK BOUNDARY.
14 (a) DEFINITION' —In this section:
15 (1) HISTORW.U� PAPK.—The terra "Historical
16 Park" means the Ocinulgee Hounds National His -
17 torical Park in the State of Georgia, as redesignated
18 b -,r subsection(b)(1)(A).
19 (2) 1I AAI.—The terns "neap" means the neap en -
20 titled "Oeinulgee National Monument Proposed
21 Boundal-v A(�justrnent", membered 363/125996, and
22 dated Jamal -v 2016.
23 (3) STUDY AREA.—The terns "StndV area"
24 means the Ocrnulgee River corridor between the cit -
25 ies of flacon, Georgia, and Hawkinsville, Georgia.
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1 (b) 0CM LGEE 1 O Nvs N TIO. l� IllsTORI UI
2 PARK. -
3
(1) RLVLSIG.NATIo .-
4
(A) IN GENEPLUU .—The Ocinulgee National
5
Monument, established pursuant to the Act of
6
June 141 1934 (48 Stat. 958, chapter 519),
7
shall be known and designated as the
8
"Oeinulgee Mounds National Historical Park".
9
(B) REFEPL cLs. An -Nr reference in a
10
lav, snap, regulation, document, paper, or other
11
record of the United States to the "Oeinulgee
12
National Monument" shall be deemed to be a
13
reference to the "Oeinulgee Mounds National
14
Historical Park".
15
(2) BOUNDARY DJt SMAIENT.-
16
(A) IN GI7NER.UL.—The boundal-v of the
17 Historical Park is revised to include approxi -
18 matel-v 2,100 acres of land, as genera11-NTde-
19 pieted on the map.
20 (B) Av.ULA_BIIArY OF A A,.—The map
21 shall be on file and available for public inspec-
22 tion in the appropriate offices of the National
23 Park Service.
24 (3) LAND ACQUISITION.—
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1 (A) IN
GENERAL.—The
Secretar-Nr ma -,T ac -
2 quire land
and interests in
land Avithin the
3 boundaries
of the Historical
Park b -,r donation,
4 purchase from a Avilling seller Avith donated or
5 appropriated fiends, or exchange.
6 (B) LIMITTIO .—The Secretar-Nr ma -\T clot
7 acquire b -\r condemnation all -Nr land or interest in
8 land Avithin the boundaries of the Historical
9 Park.
10 (4) ADMIND','T L TIO .—The Secretar-Nr shall ad -
11 minister all -Nr land acquired tinder paragraph (3) as
12 part of the Historical Park in accordance Avith appli-
13 cable laws (including regulations).
14 (c) OCMULGEL RIVER CORRIDOR SPLCLU RL -
15 SOURCE E ST vV.-
16 (1) IN ( ENER U..—The Secretar-Nr shall conduct
17 a special resource sttidNr of the stud -Nr area.
18 (2) CO\TE\TS.—Irl conducting the sttidNr tinder
19 paragraph (1), the Secretar-Nr shall -
20 (A) evaluate the national significance of
21 the stud -Nr area;
22 (B) determine the suitabilit-Nr and feasibilit-,r
23 of designating the stud -Nr area as a unit of the
24 National Park S-\rsterrr;
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1 (C) consider other alternatives for preser-
2 vation, protection, and interpretation of the
3 stud -Nr area b -,r the Federal Government, State or
4 local government entities, or private and non -
5 profit organizations;
6 (ll) consult Avith interested Federal agen-
7 cies, State or local governmental entities, pri-
8 vote and nonprofit organizations, or all -v other
9 interested individuals; and
10 (E) identity cost estimates for all -v Federal
11 acquisition, development, interpretation, oper-
12 ation, and Maintenance associated Avith the al -
13 ternatives.
14 (3) APPLICABLE i.,Aw.—The stud -Nr required
15 under paragraph (1) shall be conducted in accord -
16 once Avith section 100507 of title 541 United States
17 Code.
18 (4) REPORT.—Not later than 3 gears after the
19 date on which fiends are first Made available to carr -v
20 out the stud -v tinder paragraph (1), the Secretai-Nr
21 shall submit to the Committee on Nattiral Resources
22 of the House of Representatives and the Committee
23 on Energ�r and Natural Resources of the Senate a
24 report that describes -
25 (A) the results of the stud -r; and
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1 (B) ainT conclusions and recommendations
2 of the Secretar-r.
3 SEC. 2103. KENNESAW MOUNTAIN NATIONAL BATTLEFIELD
4 PARK BOUNDARY.
5 (a) llEFE ITIONB.—Irl this Section:
6 (1) 1I AA,.—The term "neap" means the neap en -
7 titled "Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield
8 Park, Proposed Boundar-r AdjuStrnent", mambered
9 325/80,020, and dated Febr-tial-r 2010.
10 (2) P PK.—The term "Park" means the Ken -
11 nesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park.
12 (b),.NLS SAV MOUNT.AA.N XXTIO.N� BATTLEFIELD
13 P PK BOU.NDAPY ADJU ST.AIENT.-
14 (1) BOU D P ADJUST.A1E T.—The boundar-r
15 of the Park is modified to include the approximatel,Nr
16 8 acres of land or interests in land identified as
17 "Wallis House and Harriston Hill", as generalhT de -
18 pieted on the map.
19 (2) 1I Aw.—The map shall be on file and avail -
20 able for inspection in the appropriate offices of the
21 National Park Service.
22 (3) LAND CQUISITIO .—The Secretar-r ma -v
23 acquire land or interests in land described in para -
24 graph (1) b -r donation, purchase from ivilling sellers,
25 or exchange.
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1 (4) Av.A11 IsTR T1O of ACQUIRED L�Nv.-
2 The Secretal-v shall administer land and interests in
3 land acquired under this section as part of the Park
4 in accordance Avith applicable laws (including regula-
5 tions).
6 SEC. 2104. FORT FREDERICA NATIONAL MONUMENT, GEOR-
7 GIA.
8 (a) ALAm um ACREAGE.—The first section of the
9 Act of Ila -,r 261 1936 (16 U.S.C. 4338), is amended b -,r
10 striking "two hundred and fift-Nr acres" and inserting "305
11 acres".
12 (b) BoU DAP E_xP Asio .-
13 (1) IN GENT R.U..—The boundal-v of the Fort
14 Frederica National Monument in the State of Geor-
15 gia is modified to include the land generall-Nr depicted
16 as "Proposed Acquisition Areas" on the map enti-
17 tled "Fort Frederica National Monument Proposed
18 Boundal-v Expansion", mambered 369/132,469, and
19 dated April 2016.
20 (2) AVAIL.A-BILIT OF ALAY.—The map described
21 in paragraph (1) shall be on file and available for
22 public inspection in the appropriate offices of the
23 National Park Service.
24 (3) ACQUISITION OF LAND.—The Secretal-v
25 ma -,r acquire the land and interests in land described
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1 in paragraph (1) b -,r donation or purchase iiith do -
2 noted or appropriated fiends from willing sellers
4 (4) No USE OF CONDE.AlN TIO on EMINENT
5 vo.Allyl .—The Secretal-Nr ma -\T not acylire b -\r con -
6 deinnation or eminent domain ally land or interests
7 in land under this section or for the purposes of this
8 section.
9 SEC. 2105. FORT SCOTT NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE BOUND -
1u
ARY.
11 Public Law 95-484 (92 Stat. 1610) is amended -
12 (1) in the first section -
13 (A) b -,r inserting ", b -,r purchase Avith ap-
14 propriated fiends, or b -,r eXchange" after "dona-
15 tion"; and
16 (B) b -,r striking the proviso; and
17 (2) in section 2
18 (A) b -,r striking "SEC. 2. When" and in -
19 senting the folloll ing:
20 "SEC. 2. ESTABLISHMENT.
21 "(a) 1N GENERAL.—Whell"; and
22 (B) b -,r adding at the end the following:
23 "(b) BOU.NDAPY 1lODIFI TIO .—The boundal-Nr of
24 the Font Scott National Historic Site established under
25 subsection (a) is modified as genenalhT depicted oil the
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1 neap referred to as `Fort Scott National Historic Site Pro -
2 posed Boundai-Nr Modification', numbered 471/80,057, and
3 dated Febi-tial-Nr 2016.".
4 SEC. 2106. FLORISSANT FOSSIL BEDS NATIONAL MONU-
5 MENT BOUNDARY.
6 The first section of Public Law 91-60 (83 Stat. 101)
7 is amended -
8 (1) b -,r striking "entitled `Proposed Florissant
9 Fossil Beds National 1lonument', inlrnbered N11-
10 FFB-71001 and dated March 1967, and more par -
11 ticularly described by metes and bounds in an at -
12 tachment to that map," and inserting "entitled
13 `Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument Pro -
14 posed Boundai-Nr Adjustment', marnbered 171/
15 132,544, and dated Ala -,r 31 20161"; and
16 (2) b -,r striking "six thousand acres" and insert -
17 ing "6,300 acres".
18 SEC. 2107. VOYAGEURS NATIONAL PARK BOUNDARY AD -
19 JUSTMENT.
20 (a) Bot D AP,ILs.-
21 (1) IN GENEPW..—Section 102(x) of Public
22 Law 91-661 (16 U.S.C. 160a -1(a)) is amended -
23 (A) in the first sentence, b -\r striking "the
24 drawing, entitled" and all that follows through
25 "Febi-tial-Nr 1969" and inserting "the map enti-
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1 tled `Vo-,ragetirs National Park, Proposed Land
2 Transfer & Boundal-Nr A(�jlast111e11t', nlalnbered
3 172/80,056, and dated June 2009 (22 sheets)";
4 and
5 (B)
in the second and third
sentences, b -,r
6 striking
"draii ing" each place it
appeals and
7
inserting "neap".
8
(2) TECH\I( U� MRREC'1`IO\S.—Secti011
9
102(b)(2)(A) of Public Law 91-661
(16 U.S.C.
10
160a–1 (b) (2) (A)) is amended -
11
(A) b -,r striking "paragraph
(1)(C) and
12
(ll)" and inserting "subparagraphs
(C) and (ll)
13
of paragraph (1)"; and
14
(B) in the second proviso,
b -,r striking
15
"paragraph 1(E)" and inserting
"parag1•aph
16
(1)(E)".
17
(b) LAND 201
of Public
18
Law 91-661 (16 U.S.C. 160b) is amended -
19 (1) b -,r striking the section designation and
20 heading and all that follows through "(a) The See -
21 retal-Nr" and inserting the folloii ing:
22 "SEC. 201. LAND ACQUISITIONS.
23 "(a) AUTHORIZATION.-
24
LTHORIZTION.-
24 "(1) IN GENER U..—The Secretanr
25 (2) in subsection (a)—
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1 (A) in the second sentence, b -,r striking
2 "When all -Nr tract of land is onhT panthT within
3 such boundaries" and inserting the following:
4 "(2) CERTAIN PORTIO\S OF
5 "(A) IN GI;NER.UL.—In all -v case in which
6
0111 -Nr a portion of a tract of land is Avithin the
7
boundaries of the park";
8
(B) in the third sentence, b -,r striking
9
"Land so acclnired" and inserting the folloAving:
10
"(B) EXCIL-�- GL.—
11
"(i) IN GENIE. . All -v land acclnired
12
pursuant to subparagraph (A)";
13
(C) in the fourth sentence, b -,r striking
14
"AinT portion" and inserting the following:
15
"(ii) PORTIO\S NOT EXCIL-�- GED.—
16
All -v portioll";
17
(ll) in the fifth sentence, b -r striking "All -Nr
18
Federal propert-Nr" and inserting the folloAving:
19
of FEDER UU PROP -
20
ERTY . All -v Federal PI•opert-v"; and
21
(E) b -\r striking the last sentence and in -
22
senting the folloAving:
23
"(ll) ADMINISTRATIVE, Jt xlsDICTION .-
24
Effective beginning on the date of enactment of
25
this subparagraph, there is transferred to the
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1 National Park Sen ice administrative jtirisdic-
2 tion over -
3 "(i) all -Nr land managed b -,r the Bureau
4 of Land Management within the botind-
5 cries of the park, as depicted on the clap
6 described in section 102(x); and
7 "(ii) an -Nr additional public land identi-
8 Pied b -,r the Bnrean of Land Management
9 as appropriate for transfer within the
10 boundaries of the park.
11 "(E) LAND OWNED By sTTE.-
12 "(i) llo.NTlo s ND LXc�-�NGLs.-
13 Ail -Nr land located within or adjacent to the
14 boundaries of the park that is owned b -,r
15 the State of Minnesota (or a political stib-
16 division of the State) ma -,r be acquired b-,
17 the Secretai-Nr 0111 -Nr through donation or ex -
18 change.
19 "(ii) RLvisio .—On completion of an
20 acquisition from the State tinder clause (i),
21 the Secretai-Nr shall revise the boundaries of
22 the park to reflect the acquisition."; and
23 (3) in subsection (b), b -,r striking "(b) In exer-
24 cising his" and inserting the following:
25 "(b) OFFLPZS By INvlvlvt Ups.—In exercising the".
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1 SEC. 2108. ACADIA NATIONAL PARK BOUNDARY.
2 (a) BOU D ALS 101 of
3 Public Law 99-420 (16 U.S.C. 341 note) is amended -
4 (1) in the first sentence, b -\r striking "In order
5 to" and inserting the following:
6 "(a) BOU\D ARIES.—Suljject to subsections (b) and
7 (c)(2), to";
8 (2) in the second sentence -
9 (A) b -\r striking "The neap shall be on file"
10 and inserting the following:
11 "(c) AVAILABILITY AND OF AaI,,.-
12 "(1) AVAILABILITY.—The snap, together Avith
13 the map described in subsection (b)(1) and an -Nr re -
14 wised boundai-Nr neap published under paragraph (2),
15 if applicable, shall be -
16 "(A) on file"; and
17 (B) b -\r striking "Interior, and it shall be
18 made" and inserting the follmi ing: "Interior;
19 and
20 "(B) made";
21 (3) b -\r inserting after subsection (a) (as des -
22 ignited b -\r paragraph (1)) the follmi ing:
23 "(b) SCHOODI ADDITION. -
24 "(1) IN GENERU..—The boundar-Nr of the Park
25 is confirmed to include approximatel-Nr 1,441 acres of
26 land and interests in land, as depicted on the map
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1 entitled `Acadia National Park, Hancock Count -r,
2 Maine, Schoodic Peninsula Boundal-v ReviSion',
3 mambered 123/129102, and dated Juhr 101 2015.
4 "(2) RATIFICATION AND AWPROV UL OF A(_'Q ISI -
5 TIW s of LAND.—C011g1'eSS ratifies and approves -
6 "(A) effective as of September 26, 2013,
7 the acquisition b -,r the United States of the land
8 and interests in the land described in paragraph
9 (1); and
10 "(B) effective as of the date on which the
11 alteration occurred, an -Nr alteration of the land
12 or interests in the land described in paragraph
13 (1) that is held or claimed b -,r the United States
14 (including conversion of the land to fee simple
15 interest) that occurred after the date described
16 in subparagraph (A)."; and
17 (4) in subsection (c) (as designated b -\r para -
18 graph (2) (A) ), b -\r adding at the end the following:
19 "(2) TECHNIC.0 AND LIMITED ILL�'I5I0\S.-
20 Subject to section 102(k), notAvithstanding an -Nr other
21 provision of this section, the Secretal-v of the 111te-
22 rior (referred to in this title as the `Secretai-Nr'), I) -,T
23 publication in the Federal Register of a revised
24 boundal-v map or other description, ma -,r make—
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1 "(A) such technical boundai-Nr revisions as
2 the Secretai-Nr determines to be appropriate to
3 the permanent boundaries of the Park (inehad-
4 ing am propert-Nr of the Park located Avithin the
5 Schoodic Peninsula and Isle An Haut districts)
6 to resolve issues resulting from causes such as
7 suiVe-Nr error or changed road alignments; and
8 "(B) such limited boundai-Nr revisions as
9 the Secretai-Nr determines to be appropriate to
10 the permanent boundaries of the Park to take
11 into account acquisitions or losses, b -,r exchange,
12 donation, or purchase from Avilling sellers using
13 donated or appropriated fiends, of land adjacent
14 to or Avithin the Park, respectively, in all -Nr case
15 in which the total acreage of the land to be so
16 acquired or lost is less than 10 acres, sul1ject
17 to the condition that -
18 "(i) an -Nr such boundai-Nr revision shall
19 not be a part of a more -comprehensive
20 boundai-Nr revision; and
21 "(ii) all such boundai-Nr revisions, con -
22 sidered collectively Avith any technical
23 boundai-Nr revisions made pursuant to sub -
24 paragraph (A), do not increase the size of
25 the Park by more than a total of 100
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1 acres, as compared to the size of the Park
2 on the date of enactment of this para -
3 g7•aph."
4 (b) LimITTIO WN ACQt lSITIW s OF LAND FOP
5 At DLA- N TIO. � PARK.—Section 102 of Public Law
6 99-420 (16 U.S.C. 341 note) is amended -
7 (1) in subsection (a), in the matter preceding
8 paragraph (1), b -,r striking "of the Interior (herein -
9 after in this title referred to as `the Secretary')";
10 (2) in subsection (d)(1), in the first sentence,
11 b -,r striking "the the" and inserting "the";
12 (3) in subsection (k)-
13 (A) b -,r redesignating the subsection as
14 paragraph (4) and indenting the paragraph ap-
15 propriatel-Nr; and
16 (B) b -,r moving the paragraph so as to ap-
17 pear at the end of subsection (b); and
18 (4) b -\r adding at the end the folloiiing:
19 "(k) REQUIREMENTS.—Before revising the bound -
20 acres of the Park pursuant to this section or section
21 101(e)(2)(B), the Seeretai-Nr shall -
22 "(1) eertit�r that the proposed boundai-Nr revision
23 Ai ill contribute to, and is necessanT for, the proper
24 preseiTation, protection, interpretation, or manage -
25 ment of the Park;
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1 "(2) consult Avith the governing bod-Nr of each
2 counter, city I toll-11 or other jurisdiction Avith prima ,
3 taxing authorit-Nr over the land or interest in land to
4 be acquired regarding the impacts of the proposed
5 boundai-Nr revision;
6 "(3) obtain from each propert-Nr owner the land
7 or interest in land of which is proposed to be ac -
8 quired for, or lost from, the Park written consent for
9 the proposed boundanT revision; and
10 "(4) submit to the Acadia National Park Advi-
11 sour Commission established b -\r section 103(x), the
12 Committee on Natural Resources of the House of
13
Representatives,
the Committee
on Energ<r and Nat -
14
oral Resources
of the Senate,
and the Maine Con -
15 gressional Delegation a written notice of the pro -
16 posed boundai-Nr revision.
17 "(1) LimI TIO .—The Secretai-Nr ma -\r clot use the
18 authorit-\r provided b -\r section 100506 of title 54, United
19 States Code, to adjust the permanent boundaries of the
20 Park pursuant to this title.".
21 (c) A(DLA- N TIO. � PARD ADVP-,'OR COAIAIIS-
22 s1oN.-
23 (1) IN ( ENER U..—The Secretai-Nr shall reestab-
24 lisp and appoint members to the Acadia National
25 Park Advisoi-Nr Corilrilissiorl in accordance Avith see -
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1 tion 103 of Public Law 99-420 (16 U.S.C. 341
2 note).
3 (2) CONFORMING AIENDMENT.—Section 103
4 of Public Law 99-420 (16 U.S.C. 341 note) is
5 amended by striking subsection (f).
6 (d) REPS U of CERA SIN PRoVI�loNs RELATING TO
7 At DLA- N ATION� PARK.—The following are repealed:
8 (1) Section 3 of the Act of Febnuai-Nr 261 1919
9 (40 Stat. 1178, chapter 45).
10 (2) The first section of the Act of Jamal -Nr 19,
11 1929 (45 Stat. 1083, chapter 77).
12 (e) MODIFICATION of USE RESTRICTION.—The Act
13 of August 1, 1950 (64 Stat. 383, chapter 511), is arnend-
14 ed -
15 (1) b -,r striking "That the Seeretai-Nr" and in -
16 senting the folloAling:
17 "SECTION 1. CONVEYANCE OF LAND IN ACADIA NATIONAL
18 PARK.
19 "The The Secnetal-N'" � and
20 (2) b -,r striking "for school purposes" and in -
21 senting "for public purposes, subject to the condi-
22 tions that use of the land shall not degrade on ad -
23 vensehT impact the resources on valves of Acadia Na -
24 tional Park and that the land shall remain in public
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1 ownership for recreational, educational, or similar
2 public purposes".
3 (f) CONTINUATION TION OF CERT -U. TIw)ITI NUI
4 USES.—Title I of Public Law 99-420 (16 U.S.C. 341
5 note) is amended b -,r adding at the end the following:
6 "SEC. 109. CONTINUATION OF CERTAIN TRADITIONAL USES.
7 "(a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
8 "(1) LAND WITHIN THE I < PK.—The term `land
9 Avithin the Park' means land owned or controlled by
10 the United States -
11 "(A) that is Avithin the boundar-Nr of the
12 Park established b -,r section 101; 01-
13
r13 "(11)(i) that is outside the boundar-Nr of the
14 Park; and
15 "(ii) in which the Secretar-Nr has or acquires
16 a propert-Nr interest or conservation easement
17 pursuant to this title.
18 "(2) MARINE SPECIES; ALA_RINE AVORM; SHELL -
19 FISH.—The terms `marine species', `marine Avorm',
20 and `shellfish' have the meanings given those terms
21 in section 6001 of title 12 of the Maine Revised
22 Statutes (as in effect on the date of enactment of
23 this section).
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1 "(3) STATE i.A-Av.—The terra `State laAv' means
2 the law (including regulations) of the State of
3 Maine, including the common law.
4 "(4) TuuI G.—The terns `taking' means the re-
s moval or attempted removal of a marine species, ma -
6 rine Avor•rrr, or shellfish from the natural habitat of
7 the marine species, marine Avorrn, or shellfish.
8 "(b) CONTINUATION OF Tpw)ITIO\ AIS USES.—The
9 Secretar-Nr shall allow for the traditional taking of marine
10 species, marine Avorms, and shellfish, on land Avithin the
11 Park between the mean high watermark and the mean low
12 watermark in accordance Avith State lay.".
13 (g) CONVEYANCE OF CERASIN LAND i Ar DEA- NA -
14 TION AL PARK TO THE ToAv OF BAP, IL -PBox, MAINE. -
15 (1) IN GE\ER.U.—The Secretar-Nr shall corrve-Nr
16 to the Town of Bar Harbor all right, title, and inter -
17 est of the United States in and to the .29 -acre par -
18 cel of land in Acadia National Park identified as lot
19 110-055-000 on the tax map of the Town of Bar
20 Harbor for section 110, dated April 1, 2015, to be
21 used for a solid waste transfer facility.
22 (2) REVExSIoN.—If the land conveyed tinder
23 paragraph (1) is used for a purpose other than the
24 purpose described in that paragraph, the land shall,
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1 at the discretion of the Secretai-Nr, revert to the
2 United States.
3 SEC. 2109. AUTHORITY OF SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR
4 TO ACCEPT CERTAIN PROPERTIES, MIS -
5 SOURI.
6 (a) STT. GENEVIEvE N TIO. .U. HlsTORI U�
7 PIIS.—Section 7134(x)(3) of the Energ�r and Natural
8 Resources Act of 2017 (as enacted into law b -\r section
9 121(a)(2) of division G of the Consolidated Appropriations
10 Act, 2018 (Public Law 115-141)) is amended b -\r striking
11 "'Ste. Genevieve National Historical Park Proposed
12 Boundai-Nr', numbered 571/132,626, and dated 11a -\r 2016"
13 and inserting "'Ste. Genevieve National Historical Park
14 Proposed Boundai-Nr Addition', marnbered 571/149,942,
15 and dated December 2018".
16 (b) ILA -P Zy S Tpu.Al-\N N TIO. I. H1sT0RW SITE. -
17 Public Law 98-32 (54 U.S.C. 320101 note) is amended -
18 (1) in section 3, b -\r striking the section designa-
19 tion and all that follows through "is authorized" and
20 inserting the folloAving:
21 "SEC. 4. AUTHORIZATION OF APPROPRIATIONS.
22 "There are authorized";
23 (2) in section 2-
24
(A) in the
second
sentence, b -\r striking
25
"The Seeretai-Nr is
fiarther
authorized, in the ad -
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1 ministration of the site, to" and inserting the
2 follml ing:
3 "(b) U, --,'E Ey ALA_P G RET Tpzu.AL--�_ DANIEL.—In ad-
o ministering the Hari -Nr S Ti•timan National Historic Site,
5 the Secretai-Nr ma -,r"; and
6 (B) b -,r striking the section designation and
7 all that follows through "and shall be" in the
8 first sentence and inserting the following:
9 "SEC. 3. DESIGNATION; USE BY MARGARET TRUMAN DAN -
10 IEL.
11 "(a) DESIGN AT1WN. An -Nr propert-Nr acquired pursu-
12 ant to section 2-
13 "(1) is designated as the `Hari -Nr S 'I`rnman Na -
14 tional Historic Site'; and
15 "(2) shall be"; and
16 (3) in the first section -
17 (A) b -,r redesignating subsection (e) as
18 paragraph (2), indenting the paragraph appro-
19 priatel-Nr, and mm ing the paragraph so as to ap-
20 pear at the end of subsection (c);
21 (B) in subsection (e)-
22 (i) b -\r striking the subsection designa-
23 tion and all that follows through "author -
24 ized to" and inserting the following:
25 "(c) Tp .AI \N F =SIL.Ai HOME.—
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1 "(1) IN GE\ER.U..—The SecretaT-N' Ina-,'"; and
2 (n) in paragraph (2) (as redesignated
3 b -,r subparagraph (A))-
4 (I) b -,r striking "Farm House"
5 and inserting "Farm Horne"; and
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
(H) b -,r striking the paragraph
designation and all that follows
through "authorized and directed to"
and inserting the following:
"(2) TECHNIC.0-A-ND PLA\\I\G SSIS'1`-
A\CE.—The Secretar-Nr Shall";
(C) in subsection (b)—
(i) b -,r striking "(b)(1) The Seeretar-Nr
is fiarther authorized to" and inserting the
16 "(b)
17 HOUSE'S'.
folloAl ing:
NoLAN DJLA- I�E, N BExxY -A-ND W ULL A� �E
18 "(1) IN GE\ER.U..—The Secretar-Nr ma -,T" and
19 (ii) in paragraph (1), b -,r indenting
20 subparagraphs (A) and (B) appropriatel
21 (ll) b -,r adding at the end the folloiiing:
22 "(e) ADDITio. uL LAND IN INDEPENDENCE FOP,VIs-
23 ITOR CENTER.—
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1 "(1) IN GENERAL.—The Secretai-Nr ina-\r acquire,
2 b -\r donation fi•oiii the cit -Nr of Independence, Missouri,
3 the land described in paragraph (2) for -
4 "(A) inehision in the Hai -I -NT S Ti-taman Na-
y tional Historic Site; and
6 "(B) if the Secretai-Nr determines appro-
7 priate, use as a visitor center of the historic
8 site, which ina-\r include administrative sen ices.
9 "(2) DESCRIPTION OF LAND.—The land re -
10 ferred to in paragraph (1) consists of the approxi -
11 mately 1.08 acres of land -
12 "(A) owned b -\r the cit -Nr of Independence,
13 1lissoliri;
14 "(B) designated as Lots 6 through 19,
15 DELAYS Subdivision, a subdivision in Inde -
16 pendence, Jackson Conrlt-Nr, 1lissotiri; and
17 "(C) located in the area of the cit -Nr bound
18 b -\r Ti-taman Road on the south, North Lvnn
19 Street oil the Avest, East White Oak Street on
20 the north, and the cit -Nr transit center on the
21 east.
22 "(3) BOUNDARY MODIFIC TIO .—On acgiiisi-
23 tion of the land tinder this subsection, the Secretai-Nr
24 shall inodit�r the botindai-Nr of the Hai•i-Nr S phi-taman
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1 National Historic Site to reflect that acquisition.";
2 and
3 (E) in subsection (a)-
4 (i) ill the second sentence, b -,r striking
5 "The Secretal-v Ina-,' also acgnlre, bti all -v
6 of the above means, fixt'llres," and insert -
7 ing the following:
8 "(Z) FLXT RES \D PER, -_,'O\ L PROPERTY. -
9 The Secretal-v ma -,r acquire, b -,r all -Nr means described
10 ill paragraph (1), all -v fixtlares"; and
11 (ii) ill the first sentence -
12 (I) b -,r striking "of the Interior
13 (hereinafter referred to as the `Sec -
14 retal-r')"; and
15 (H) b -,r striking "That (a) in
16 order to" and inserting the following:
17 "SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE; DEFINITION OF SECRETARY.
18 "(a) SHORT TITLE.—This Act ma -,r be cited as the
19 'Hal•l-v S Trlalnan National Historic Site Establishment
20 Act .
21 "(b) DEFINITION OF SECRET QPM—Ill this Act, the
22 term `Secretal-r' means the Secretal-v of the Interior.
23 "SEC. 2. PURPOSE; ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY.
24 "(a) PURPOSE; A('Q ISITION.-
25 "(1) IN GENER UL.—To".
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1 SEC. 2110. HOME OF FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT NATIONAL
2 HISTORIC SITE.
3 (a) LAND At QUP','ITIO .—The Secretai-Nr ma -\r ac -
4 quire, b -\r donation, purchase from a Avilling seller using
5 donated or appropriated fiends, or exchange, the approxi -
6 motel -Nr 89 acres of land identified as the "Morgan Prop -
7 ert-Nr" and generall-Nr depicted on the neap entitled "Horne
8 of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site, Proposed
9 Park Addition", numbered 384/138,461, and dated Ala -\r
10 2017.
11 (b) AVT.UL.A-B11AT O1 1L-11.—The map referred to in
12 subsection (a) shall be available for public inspection in
13 the appropriate offices of the National Park SeiTice.
14 (c) Bot DAP ADJt �T.AIL T; AWA11N1sTP T1ON.-
15 On acquisition of the land referred to in subsection (a),
16 the Secretar-Nr shall -
17 (1) adjust the boundar-Nr of the Horne of Frank -
18 lin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site to reflect the
19 acquisition; and
20 (2) administer the acquired land as part of the
21 Horne of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic
22 Site, in accordance with applicable laws.
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1 Subtitle C—National Park System
2 Redesignations
3 SEC. 2201. DESIGNATION OF SAINT-GAUDENS NATIONAL
4 HISTORICAL PARK.
5 (a) I GENER U.—The Saint-Gaudens National His -
6 toric Site shall be known and designated as the "Saint -
7 Gandens National Historical Park".
8 (b) A.AIL D.AIL Ts TO PuBmc L Av 88-543.—Public
9 Law 88-543 (78 Stat.749) is amended -
10 (1) b -,r striking "National Historic Site" each
11 place it appears and inserting "National Historical
12 Park";
13 (2) in section 2(a), b -,r striking "historic site"
14 and inserting "Saint-Gaudens National Historical
15 Park";
16 (3) in section 3, by
17 (A) striking "national historical site" and
18 inserting "Saint-Gaudens National Historical
19 Park"; and
20 (B) striking "part of the site" and insert -
21 ing "part of the park"; and
22 (4) in section 4(b), b -,r striking "traditional to
23 the site" and inserting "traditional to the park".
24 (c) REFERE.NcLs. An -Nr reference in ail -Nr law regula-
25 tion, document, record, map, or other paper of the United
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1 States to the Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site shall
2 be considered to be a reference to the "Saint-Gaudens Na -
3 tional Historical Park".
4 SEC. 2202. REDESIGNATION OF ROBERT EMMET PARK.
5 (a) RIi DE,`,'IGN TIO .—The small triangular PI•opert-Nr
6 desigllated b -\r the National Park Sen ice as reservation
7 302, shall be known as "Robert Emmet Park".
8 (b) REFERENCE.—All-NT reference in all -Nr law reg -.la -
9 tion, document, record, map, paper, or other record of the
10 United States to the PIopert-Nr referred to in subsection (a)
11 is deemed to be a reference to "Robert Emmet Park".
12 (c) SIGNAGE.—The Secretal-Nr Ina -\r post signs on or
13 near Robert Emmet Park that include 1 or More of the
14 following:
15 (1) Information on Robert Emmet, his con -
16 tribution to Irish Independence, and his respect for
17 the United States and the American Revolution.
18 (2) Information on the histol -Nr of the statue of
19 Robert Emmet located in Robert Emmet Park.
20 SEC. 2203. FORT SUMTER AND FORT MOULTRIE NATIONAL
21 HISTORICAL PARK.
22 (a) DEFE ITIONs.—III this section:
23
(1) 1I AA,.—The term
"map"
means the map en -
24
titled "Bonndal-Nr flap,
Fort
Sumter and Fort
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1 1lonitrie National Historical Park", numbered 392/
2 80,088, and dated August 2009.
3 (2) PARK.—The terra "Park" means the Fort
4 Snorter and Fort 1lonitrie National Historical Park
5 established b -,r subsection (b).
6 (3) STATE.—The terns "State" means the State
7 of South Carolina.
8 (4) SULLIVAN",`,' LIFE ',--,'TTIW
9 HISTOIIC DISTRlCT.—The terns "Snlhvan's Island
10 Life Saving Station Historic District" means the
11 Charleston Lighthouse, the boathouse, garage, bunk -
12 ei/sighting station, signal tower, and an -Nr associated
13 land and improvements to the land that are located
14 between Sullivan's Island Life Saving Station and
15 the mean low water mark.
16 (b) EsTBI�ISH.AIE T.—There is established the Fort
17 Sumter and Fort 1lonitrie National Historical Park in the
18 State as a single unit of the National Park System to pre -
19 serve, Maintain, and interpret the nationals -Nr significant
20 historical values and cultural resources associated with
21 Fort Sumter National 1lonnment, Fort 1lonitrie National
22 1lonnment, and the Snllivan's Island Life Saving Station
23 Historic District.
24 (e) BOUNDARY.—The bonndai-Nr of the Park shall be
25 as generall-Nr depicted on the snap.
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1 (d) AVAILABILITY OF 1IU,.—The neap shall be on file
2 and available for public inspection in the appropriate of -
3 (ices of the National Park SeiTice.
4 (e) AWAIIND','T L TION. -
5 (1) IN GI;NER.U.—The Secretal-v acting
6 through the Director of the National Park SeiTice,
7 shall administer the Park in accordance Avith this
8 section and the laws generall-Nr applicable to units of
9 the National Park S-,rstern, including
10 (A) section 100101(x), chapter 1003, and
11 sections 100751(x), 100752, 100753, and
12 102101 of title 541 United States Code; and
13 (B) chapter 3201 of title 54, United States
14 Code.
15 (2) INTERPRETATION OF HIST0RI( U
16 EVE,NTs.—The Secretal-v shall provide for the inter -
17 pretation of historical events and activities that oc-
18 ctirred in the vieinit-Nr of Fort Sumter and Fort
19 1101:11trie, including -
20 (A) the Battle of Sullivan's Island on June
21 281 1776;
22 (B) the Siege of Charleston during 1780;
23 (C) the Civil War, including
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1 (i) the bombardment of Fort Sumter
2 b -v Confederate forces on April 12, 1861;
3 and
4 (ii)
annr other
events of the Civil War
5 that are
associated
Avith Fort Sumter and
6
Fort Moultrie;
7
(ll) the development of the coastal defense
8
S-,rSteril of the United States daring the period
9
from the Revolutional-v War to World War II,
10
inchading-
11
(i) the Sullivan's Island Life Saving
12
Station;
13
(ii) the lighthouse associated with the
14
Sullivan's Island Life Saving Station; and
15
(iii) the coastal defense sites con -
16
sti-taeted during the period of fortification
17
consti-taction from 18 9 8 to 1942, known as
18 the "Endicott Period"; and
19 (E) the lives of -
20 (i) the free and enslaved workers who
21 built and maintained Fort Sumter and
22 Fort Moultrie;
23 (ii) the soldiers who defended the
24 forts;
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1 (iii) the prisoners held at the torts;
2 and
3 (iv) captive Africans bound for slaver -v
4 Avho, after first landing ill the United
5 States, Avere brought to quarantine hooses
6 ill the vicinity of Fort Moultrie ill the 18th
7 cenfill-v if the Secretal-v determines that
8 the quarantine hooses and associated his -
9 torical values are nationall-Nr significant.
10 (f) COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS.—The Secretal-v
11 ma -,r enter into cooperative agreements Avith public and
12 private entities and individuals to earl -v out this section.
13 (g) REPS U� OF Exi,Ti G L AAv.—Section 2 of the
14 Joint Resonation entitled "Joint Resonation to establish
15 the Fort Sumter National 1lontiment ill the State of
16 South Carolina", approved April 28, 1948 (16 U.S.C.
17 450ee-1), is repealed.
18 SEC. 2204. RECONSTRUCTION ERA NATIONAL HISTORICAL
19 PARK AND RECONSTRUCTION ERA NATIONAL
20 HISTORIC NETWORK.
21 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
22 (1) HlsToxlC.U� PARK.—The terra "historical
23 park" means the Reconstruction Era National His -
24 torical Park.
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1 (2) LAw.—The terra "flap" means the snaps
2 entitled "Reconsti•nction Era National Monument
3 Old Beaufort Firehouse", mambered 550/13517551
4 and dated Januar-v 2017; "Reconstruction Era Na-
y tional Monument Darrah Hall and Brick Baptist
6 Church", nlnnbered 550/135,756, and dated Janu-
7 al -r 2017; and "Reconsti•nction Era National Montt -
8 rnent Camp Saxton", rrurnbered 550/135,757, and
9 dated JanuanT 20171 colleetivel-Nr.
10 (3) NETAVORK.—The terra "Network" means
11 the Reconstrurction Era National Historic Network
12 established pursuant to this section.
13 (b) RL('O.NST Lt ('Tio EPA N TIO. � HISTORI U�
14 PARK. -
15 (1) RLVLSIG.NTlo OF xL('o sTPU('TIO EPA
16 N TIO. U MONUMENT. -
17 (A) IN GENERAL.—The Reconstruction
18 Era National Monument is redesignated as the
19 Reconstruction Era National Historical Park,
20 as generall-Nr depicted on the flap.
21 (B) AV.UL A -BILI rY OF F vs. AIr-Nr fiends
22 available for the purposes of the Reconstruction
23 Era National Monument shall be available for
24 the purposes of the historical park.
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1 (C) RLFLRL.NcLs. AIr-Nr references in a
2 law, regulation, document, record, snap, or
3 other paper of the United States to the Recon -
4 str•uction Era National Monument shall be con-
s sidered to be a reference to the historical park.
6
(2) BOUNDARY LX AN'ION.-
7
(A) BL AUFORT \ TIO. U HIS'I`ORI(' LAND -
8
ALXRK DIs'lRlt l.—Subject to subparagraph (ll),
9
the Secretar-Nr is authorized to acquire land or
10
interests in land Ai ithin the Beaufort National
11
Histor=ic Landmark District that has historic
12
connection to the Reeonstruaetion Era. Upon fi-
13
nalizing an agreement to acquire land, the Sec -
14
retar-Nr shall expand the boundar-Nr of the histol --
15
ical park to encompass the propert-r.
16
(B) ST. HELENAISLD.—Subject to sub -
17
paragraph (ll), the Secretar-Nr is authorized to
18
acquire the follmi ing and shall expand the
19
boundar-Nr of the historical park to inehade ac -
20
quisitions under this authorit-Nr:
21
(i) Land and interests in land a(�ja-
22
cent to the existing boundar-Nr on St. Hel-
23
ena Island, South Carolina, as reflected on
24
the flap.
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1 (ii) Land or interests in land on St.
2 Helena Island, South Carolina, that has a
3 historic connection to the Recoilsti-laetion
4
Era.
5
(C) C =-AIP S<_XTW .—Subject to slabpara-
6
graph (1)), the Secretal-Nr is authorized to accept
7
administrative jurisdiction of Federal land or
8
interests iii Federal land a(�jaceilt to the exist -
9
ing boundai-Nr at Caine Saxton, as retlected oil
10
the flap. Upon finalizing an agreement to ac -
11
cept administrative jilrisdiction of Federal land
12
or interests iii Federal land, the Secretai-Nr shall
13
expand the boundai-Nr of the historical park to
14
encompass that Federal land or interests iii
15
Federal land.
16
(1)) LAND ACQUISITIO\ AUTHORITY.—The
17
Secretai-Nr ina-,r oilhT acgilire land under this sec -
18
tion b -,r donation, exchange, or purchase Aiith
19
donated fiands.
20
(3) ADAIIND','T L TION. -
21
(A) IN ( ENER =UL.—The Secretai-Nr shall ad -
22
minister the historical park in accordance Aiith
23
this section and Avith the laws generalhT applica-
24
ble to units of the National Park Svstein.
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1 (B) MANAGEMENT the manage -
2 hent plan for the Reconsti•nction Era National
3 1Io111a111ent-
4 (i)
has not been completed
on or
be-
y fore the
date of enactment of this
Act,
the
6 Secretal-Nr shall incorporate all provisions of
7 this section into the planning process and
8 complete a management plan for the his -
9 torical park Ai ithin 3 gears; and
10 (ii) has been completed on or before
11 the date of enactment of this Act, the Sec -
12 retal-Nr shall update the plan incorporating
13 the provisions of this section.
14 (c) RE, CONSTR CM ERu N TIO. � HlsTOPI('
15 NETWORK. -
16 (1) IN ( ENER U..—The Secretal-Nr shall -
17 (A) establish, Avithin the National Park
18 Service, a program to be known as the "Recon -
19 st1•uction Era National Historic Network";
20 (B) not later than 1 year after the date of
21 enactment of this Act, solicit proposals from
22 sites interested in being a part of the Network;
23 and
24 (C) administer the Network through the
25 historical park.
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1 (2) I) TlLs OF 'S'ECRETARY.—III carving out
2 the Network, the Secretai-Nr shall -
3 (A) review studies and reports to corn -
4 plement and not duplicate studies of the histor-
y ical importance of Reconstruction Era that ma -,r
6 be tindenva-,r or completed, such as the National
7 Park Sen ice Reconstruction Handbook and the
8 National Park Sen ice Theme Sttidv on Recorl-
9 stiuction;
10 (B) produce and disseminate appropriate
11 educational and promotional materials relating
12 to the Reconstruction Era and the sites in the
13 Network, such as handbooks, maps, inteipretive
14 guides, or electronic information;
15 (C) enter into appropriate cooperative
16 agreements and memoranda of understanding
17 to provide technical assistance;
18 (D)(i) create and adopt an official, uniform
19 symbol or device for the Network; and
20 (ii) issue regulations for the use of the
21 symbol or device adopted tinder clause (i); and
22 (E) conduct research relating to Recon -
23 stiuetion and the Reconstruction Era.
24 (3) ELEMENT,`,'.—The Network shall encompass
25 the following elements:
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1 (A) All units and programs of the National
2 Park Service that are determined by the See -
3 retar-r to relate to the Reconsti•nction Era.
4 (B) Other Federal, State, local, and pri-
5 vatel-v owned properties that the Secretar-r de -
6 termines -
7 (i) relate to the Reconstruction Era;
8 and
9 (ii) are inehaded in, or determined b -,r
10 the Secretai-Nr to be eligible for inclusion in,
11 the National Register of Historic Places.
12 (C) Other governmental and nongovern-
13 Mental sites, facilities, and programs of an edu-
14 cational, research, or interpretive nature that
15 are directly related to the Reconstruction Era.
16 (4) COOPERATIVE EPEE.AIL TS AND MLAI0-
17 R ND A OF UNDERSTANDING.—To achieve the pur-
18 poses of this section and to ensure effective coordi-
19 nation of the Federal and non -Federal elements of
20 the Network and units and programs of the National
21 Park SeiTice, the Secretar-r ma -r enter into coopera-
22 tive agreements and memoranda of understanding
23 Avith, and provide technical assistance to, the heads
24 of other Federal agencies, States, units of local gov-
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1 ernment, regional governmental bodies, and private
2 entities.
3 SEC. 2205. GOLDEN SPIKE NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK.
4 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
5 (1) P PK.—The terra "Park" means the Gold -
6 en Spike National Historical Park designated b -,r
7 subsection (b)(1).
8 (2) PIoGl�A.—The terns "Program" means
9 the program to commemorate and interpret the
10 Transcontinental Railroad authorized under stib-
11 section (e).
12 (3) SECRET < PM—The terns "Secretai-Nr" means
13 the Secretai-Nr, acting through the Director of the
14 National Park Sen ice.
15 (4) '1`R NSC ONTINEN'I U. IL _ii.Po i).—The term
16 "Transcontinental Railroad" means the approxi -
17 matel-Nr 1,912 -mile continuous railroad eonstu-tueted
18 between 1863 and 1869 extending from Conncil
19 Bluffs, Iowa, to San Francisco, California.
20 (b) REDESIGN TION. -
21 (1) REDESIGNATION.—The Golden Spike Na -
22 tional Historic Site designated April 2, 1957, and
23 placed tinder the administration of the National
24 Park Senice ander Pnblic Law 89-102 (54 U.S.C.
25 320101 note; 79 Stat. 426), shall be known and des -
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1 ignited as the "Golden Spike National Historical
2 Park".
3 (2) REFEPL ('L,'.
— nor reference in a lav,
4 map, regulation, document, paper, or other record of
5 the United States to the Golden Spike National His -
6 toric Site shall be considered to be a reference to the
7 "Golden Spike National Historical Park".
8 (c) RAILROAD COA HILA OI A-
9 TIO\ AND PROGRAM. -
10 (1) IN GI;NER.U.—Subject to paragraph (2),
11 the Secretai-Nr shall establish Avithin the National
12 Park Sen ice a prograin to commemorate and inter -
13 pret the Transcontinental Railroad.
14 (2) STUDY.—Before establishing the Prog7•am,
15 the Secretai-Nr shall conduct a study of alternatives
16 for commemorating and interpreting the Trans -
17 continental Railroad that ineludes-
18 (A) a historical assessment of the Trans -
19 continental Railroad;
20 (B) the identification of -
21 (i) existing National Park S-\rstern
22 land and affiliated areas, land managed b -\r
23 other Federal agencies, and Federal pro -
24 grams that ma -\r be related to presen ing,
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1 commemorating, and inteipreting the
2 Transcontinental Railroad;
3
(ii) an -Nr properties relating to the
4
Transcontinental Railroad—
s
(1) that are designated as, or
6
could meet the criteria for designation
7
as, National Historic Landmarks; or
8
(H) that are inehaded, or eligible
9
fol- inclusion, oil the National Register
10
of Historic Places;
11
(iii) an -Nr objects relating to the Trans -
12
continental Railroad that have educational,
13
research, or inteipretative vahle; and
14
(iv) an -Nr governmental programs and
15
nongovernmental programs of an edia-
16
cational, research, or interpretive natilre
17
relating to the Transcontinental Railroad;
18 and
19 (C) recommendations for -
20 (i) incorporating the resources identi-
21 fled under subparagraph (B) into the Pro -
22 gram; and
23 (ii) other appropriate Ava-\rs to enhance
24 historical research, education, interpreta-
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1 tion, and public awareness of the Trans -
2 continental Railroad.
3 (3) REPORT.—Not later than 3 gears after the
4 date on which filnds are made available to cars -v out
5 the stud -v under paragraph (2), the Secretai-r shall
6 submit to the Committee oil Natural Resources of
7 the House of Representatives and the Committee oil
8 Energ<r and Natural Resources of the Senate a re -
9 port containing the findings and recommendations of
10 the stead -r.
11 (4) FREIGHT RAILROAD OPERATIONS.—The
12 Program shall not include aii-Nr properties that are -
13 (A) used in active freight railroad oper-
14 ations (or other aneillarNT purposes); or
15 (B) reasonabl-v anticipated to be used for
16 freight railroad operations in the fiitiare.
17 (5) ELEMENT,`,' OF THE PROD LSAT.—In cavi -Hing
18 out the Program under this subsection, the See -
19 retaiy —
20 (A) shall produce and disseminate appro-
21 priate education materials relating to the his -
22 torr, Coll Sti•uctioii, and legac�r of the Trans -
23 continental Railroad, such as handbooks, snaps,
24 inteipretive guides, or electronic information;
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1 (B) ina-,r enter into appropriate cooperative
2 agreements and memoranda of understanding
3 and provide technical assistance to the heads of
4 other Federal agencies, States, units of local
5 government, regional governmental bodies, and
6 private entities to fimrther the purposes of the
7 Program and this section; and
8 (C) mna--
9 (i) create and adopt an official, iammi-
10 form svinbol or device to identif T the Pro -
11 gram; and
12 (ii) issue guidance for the use of the
13 symbol or device created and adopted
14 under clause (i).
15 (d) PPOGP, �A1.AL-Tl(' AGPEE.AIL T.—
16 (1) IN C EVER U..—Not later than 180 da -,TS
17 after the date of enactment of this Act, the See -
18 retain -Nr shall seek to enter into a programmatic agree -
19 meat Avith the Utah State Historic PreseiTation Of -
20 (icer to add to the list of undertakings eligible for
21 streamlined review tinder section 306108 of title 541
22 United States Code, certain uses that Avotild have
23 limited ph-Nrsical impact to land in the Park.
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1 (2) DEVELOPME T ND co.N�t L TIO .—The
2 programmatic agreement entered into under para -
3 graph (1) shall be developed -
4 (A) in accordance Avith applicable laws (in-
s eluding regulations); and
6 (B) in consultation with adjacent land -
7 OAA-ilers, Indian 'Tribes, and other interested par -
8 ties.
9 (3) APPPov ..—The Secretai-N- shall -
10 (A) consider an -N- application for uses cov-
11 eyed b-,- the programmatic agreement; and
12 (B) not later than 60 da -,-s after the re -
13 ceipt of an application described in stibpara-
14 graph (A), approve the application, if the Sec -
15 retai-N- determines the application is consistent
16 Avith-
17 (i) the programmatic agreement en -
18 tered into tinder paragraph (1); and
19 (ii) applicable laws (including regula-
20 tions).
21 (e) I vAslvL SPECIE'S.—The Secretai-N- shall consult
22 with, and seek to coordinate with, adjacent landowners to
23 address the treatment of invasive species adjacent to, and
24 Ai ithin the boundaries of, the Park.
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1 SEC. 2206. WORLD WAR II PACIFIC SITES.
2 (a) PE APL IL -PBox N TIO U� 1IEMORLU,
3 IL_Av.u'i.-
4 (1) DEFINITION' .—In this subsection:
5 (A) u,.—The terra "flap" means the
6 map entitled "Pearl Harbor National Memo -
7 vial—Proposed Boundal-NT' mambered 580/
8
140,514, and dated November 2017.
9
(B) N TIO. � MEMORLU.—The term
10
"National Memorial" means the Pearl Harbor
11
National Memorial established b -,r paragraph
12
(2)(A)(i).
13
(2) PE RILL ILS BOR N TIO. U MEMoxLU.-
14
(A) EsT_BLISH.AIE T.—
15
(i) IN GE\EILU.—There is established
16
the Pearl Harbor National Memorial in the
17
State of Haivai'i as a unit of the National
18
Park Svstern.
19
(ii) Bot ND AxlEs.—The boundaries of
20
the National Memorial shall be the bound -
21
cries generall-Nr depicted on the flap.
22
(iii) AV.UL BILIT OF ALw.—The
23 flap shall be on file and available for pub -
24 lie inspection in appropriate offices of the
25 National Park Service.
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1 (B) PURPOSEs.—The purposes of the Na -
2 tional Memorial are to preserve, interpret, and
3 commemorate for the benefit of present and fil-
o tare generations the histol -Nr of World War 11 in
5 the Pacific from the events leading to the De -
6 cember 71 1941, attack on O'ahn, to peace and
7 reconciliation.
8 (3) ADMINISTR TIO .—The Secretai-Nr shall ad -
9 minister the National Memorial in accordance Avith
10 this subsection, section 121 of Public Law 111-88
11 (123 Stat. 2930), and the laws generall-Nr applicable
12 to units of the National Park S-,rstern including
13 (A) section 100101(x), chapter 1003, and
14 sections 100751(x), 100752, 100753, and
15 102101 of title 541 United States Code; and
16 (B) chapter 3201 of title 54, United States
17 Code.
18 (4) REAIOV UI OF PEARL ILARBOR NATIO. U
19 MLMORLU FROM THE AVORLD AVAR II V ULOR I\ THE
20 PACIFIC \ TIO. .U� MONUMENT.-
21
O\UME T.-
21 (A) BOUND ARIES.—The boundaries of the
22 World War 11 Valor in the Pacific National
23 Monument are revised to exclude from the
24 monument the land and interests in land identi-
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1 fieri as the "Pearl Harbor National Memorial",
2 as depicted oil the flap.
3 (B) INCORPORATION INTO \ ATIW U ME -
4 MORLU.-
5 (i) IN GI;NER.U.—The land and inter -
6 ests ill land excluded from the inonuinent
7 under subparagraph (A) are incorporated
8 in and Made part of the National Memorial
9 in accordance Avith this subsection.
10 (ii) U, --,'E OF F vs. Aii-Nr fiends for
11 the purposes of the land and interests ill
12 land exehaded from the monument under
13 subparagraph (A) shall be Made available
14 for the purposes of the National Memorial.
15 (iii) REFEPL.NcLs. Aii-Nr reference ill
16 a law (other than this section), regulation,
17 document, record, snap, or other paper of
18 the United States to resources ill the State
19 of HaAval'i included ill the World War II
20 Valor ill the Pacific National Monuinent
21 shall be considered a reference to the
22 "Pearl Harbor National Memorial".
23 (b) T ISL L.A-i�E, NATION S MONUMENT, C UA -
24 FORNLA-.—
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1 (1) IN ( ENER U..—The areas of the World War
2 II Valor in the Pacific National Monument located
3 in the State of California, as established b -,r PI•eSl-
4 dential Proclamation 5327 (73 Fed. Reg. 75293;
5 December 101 2008), are redesignated as the "'Pule
6 Lake National Monument".
7 (2) ADMIND','T L TIO .—The Secretai-Nr shall ad -
8 minister the Tule Lake National Monument in ac -
9 cordance Avith the provisions of Presidential Procla-
10 motion 5327 (73 Fed. Reg. 75293; December 10,
11 2008) applicable to the sites and resources in the
12 State of California that are sulIject to that procla-
13 motion.
14 (3) REFEPL cLs. An -Nr reference in a law
15 (other than this section), regulation, document,
16 record, map, or other paper of the United States to
17 resources in the State of California included in the
18 World War II Valor in the Pacific National Montt -
19 meat shall be considered to be a reference to "'Pule
20 Lake National Monument".
21 (c) Aj�E TL-�- Isle v WORLD "'Ax II N TIW UI
22 MONUMENT, 23 (1) IN ( ENER U..—The areas of the World War
24 II Valor in the Pacific National Monument located
25 in the State of Alaska, as established b -,r Presidential
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1 Proclamation 5327 (73 Fed. Reg. 75293; December
2 101 2008), are redesignated as the "Aleutian Islands
3 World War II National Monument".
4 (2) ADMINISTIL TIO .—The Secretai-Nr shall ad-
s minister the Aleutian Islands World War II National
6 llomlment in accordance Avith the proA isions of
7 Presidential Proclamation 5327 (73 Fed. Reg.
8 75293; December 10, 2008) applicable to the sites
9 and resources in the State of Alaska that are sul1ject
10 to that proclamation.
11 (3) REFERENCES.—Ail-NT reference in a law
12 (other than this section), regulation, document,
13 record, map, or other paper of the United States to
14 the sites and resources in the State of Alaska iii -
15 eluded in the World War II Valor in the Pacific Na -
16 tional Monument shall be considered to be a ref -
17 erence to the "Aleutian Islands World War II Na -
18 tionalllonnment".
19 (d) HO oum ISI N TION I. HISTOPI(' SITE,
20 II
21 (1) DEFINITIONS.—In this subsection:
22 (A) HISTOPI(' SITE.—The term "Historic
23 Site" means the Honouliuli National Historic
24 Site established b -,r paragraph (2)(A)(i).
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1 (B) LAA,.—The term "flap" means the
2 map entitled "Honouliuli National Historic
3 Site—Proposed Boundal-v' mambered 680/
4 139428, and dated June 2017.
5 (2) HONOt LIt ISI NATIO\ � HlsTOPI(' slT .-
6
(A) ES BIASH.AII T.-
7
(i) IN GENE LU.—There is established
8
the Honouliuli National Historic Site in
9
the State of HaAval'i as a unit of the Na -
10
tional Park Svsteril.
11
(ii) BOt v -PIIS.—Tlie boundaries of
12
the Historic Site shall be the boundaries
13
genera11-NTdepicted oil the flap.
14
(iii) AVAILABILITY OF �A u1.—The
15
flap shall be oil file and available for pub -
16
lie inspection in appropriate offices of the
17
National Park Service.
18 (B) PURPOSES.—The piaiposes of the His -
19 toric Site are to preserve and interpret for the
20 benefit of present and fiiture generations the
21 histol -v associated Avith the internment and de -
22 tention of civilians of Japanese and other all -
23 cestries during World War II in HaAval'i, the
24 impacts of Avar and martial law oil soviet -v ill
25 the Hawaiian Islands, and the co -location and
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1 diverse experiences of Prisoners of War at the
2 Honouliuli Internment Camp site.
3 (3) ADMI\IS'1`RATIO\.-
4
(A) IN GI;NER.UL.—The Secretai-Nr shall ad-
s
minister the Historic Site in accordance Avith
6
this subsection and the laws generallNT applica-
7
ble to units of the National Park S-,rstern, ill -
8
chading-
9
(i) section 100101(x), chapter 1003,
10
and sections 100751(x), 100752, 100753,
11
and 102101 of title 541 United States
12
Code; and
13
(ii) chapter 3201 of title 54, United
14
States Code.
15
(B) PPT\LIZSHIPS.-
16
(i) IN GI;NER.U.—The Secretai-Nr ma -,r
17 enter into agreements Avith, or acquire
18 easements from, the owners of propert-r
19 adjacent to the Historic Site to provide
20 public access to the Historic Site.
21 (ii) INTERPRE TIO .—The Secretal-Nr
22 ma -\r enter into cooperative agreements
23 Avith governmental and nongovernmental
24 organizations to provide for interpretation
25 at the Historic Site.
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1 (C) SIL RED IZLSOL IZ(_'LS.—To the max -
2 inlunl extent practicable, the Secretal-v ma -,T use
3 the resources of the Pearl Harbor National Me -
4 morial to administer the Historic Site.
5 (4) ABOLISHAIIi NT OF HO\OL LIL-LI \ TIO\ L
6 MONUMENT. -
7 (A) IN GENEPLUU .—Irl light of the estab-
8 lishment of the Honouliuli National Historic
9 Site, the Honouliuli National Monument is
10 abolished and the lands and interests therein
11 are incorporated Avithin and made part of
12 Honouliuli National Historic Site. AmNT fiands
13 available for purposes of Honouliuli National
14 Monument shall be available for purposes of the
15 Historic Site.
16 (B) RI FI xI .NcI 3. All -Nr references in law
17 (other than in this section), regulation, doeu-
18 ment, record, reap or other paper of the United
19 States to Honouliuli National Monument shall
20 be considered a reference to Honouliuli Na -
21 tional Historic Site.
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1 Subtitle D—New Units of the
2 National Park System
3 SEC. 2301. MEDGAR AND MYRLIE EVERS HOME NATIONAL
4 MONUMENT.
5 (a) DEFINITION' Irl this Section:
6 (1) COLLEGE.—The terrn "College" means
7 Tougaloo College, a private educational institution
8 located in Tottgaloo, Mississippi.
9 (2) HISTORIC DISTRICT.—The ter•rn "Histor=ic
10 District" means the 1ledgar Evers Historic District,
11 as included on the National Register of Historic
12 Places, and as generall-Nr depicted on the Map.
13 (3) LAA,.—The terns "Map" means the rnap en -
14 titled "1ledgar and yrlie Evers Horne National
15 1Io1nZ1r1ent", rnImbered 515/142561, and darted Sep -
16 tenlber 2018.
17 (4) 1IONt.AIENT.—The term "Monument"
18 means the 1ledgar and yrlie Evers Horne National
19 Monument established b -,r subsection (b).
20 (5) SECRET =LILY.—The term "SecretaI-NT" means
21 the Secretau-Nr, acting, through the Director of the
22 National Park Sen ice.
23 (b) E,-_,'T_BUSH.AIENT.-
24 (1) IN GENER=AL.—Subject to paragraph (2),
25 there is established the 1ledgar and yrlie Evers
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1 Horne National Monument in the State of llis-
2 sissippi as a unit of the National Park S-Nrsterrr to
3 preseiTe, protect, and interpret for the benefit of
4 present and fixture generations resources associated
5 Avith the pivotal roles of lledgar and yrlie Evers
6 in the American Civil Rights Movement.
7 (2) DETERMINATION BY THE SL(_'PE P .-
8 The Monument shall not be established until the
9 date on which the Secretar-r determines that a suffi-
10 cient quarrtit-r of land or interests in land has been
11 acquired to constitute a manageable park unit.
12 (c) Bot v AIDS.—The boundaries of the Monument
13 shall be the boundaries generall-Nr depicted on the flap.
14 (d) AV.UL A-BHAT OF LAw.—The flap shall be on file
15 and available for public inspection in the appropriate of -
16 fices of the National Park SeiTice.
17 (e) ACQUISITIO\ AUTHORITY.—The Secretar-r ma -v
18 0111 -Nr acquire all -Nr land or interest in land located Avithin
19 the boundar-r of the Monument by —
20 (1) donation;
21 (2) purchase from a willing seller with donated
22 or appropriated fiands; or
23 (3) exchange.
24 (f) AWAIIND','T L TION.—
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1 (1) IN GE\ER=UL.—The Secretal-v shall admin -
2 ister the 1lontiment in accordance with -
3 (A) this section; and
4 (B) the laws generall,Nr applicable to units
5 of the National Park S-,rstern, incltidin
6 (i) section 100101(x), chapter 1003,
7 and sections 100751(x), 100752, 100753,
8 and 102101 of title 541 United States
9 Code; and
10 (ii) chapter 3201 of title 54, United
11 States Code.
12 (2) MANAGEMENT PLAN. -
13 (A) IN ( ENER U.—Not later than 3 gears
14 after the date on which fiends are first made
15 available to the Secretal-v for this purpose, the
16 Secretai-Nr shall prepare a general management
17 plan for the Monument in accordance Avith sec -
18 tion 100502 of title 541 United States Code.
19 (B) St BMISSIO .—On completion of the
20 general management plan tinder subparagraph
21 (A), the Secretal-v shall submit it to the Com -
22 mittee on Natural Resources of the House of
23 Representatives and the Committee on Erlerg<r
24 and Natural Resources of the Senate.
25 (g) AGPEE.AIL TS.—
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1 (1) 11ONU.AIENT.—The Secretary -
2 (A) shall seek to enter into an agreement
3 Avith the College to provide interpretive and
4 educational seiTices relating to the Monument;
5 and
6 (B) ma -,r enter into agreements Avith the
7 College and other entities for the purposes of
8 care ing out this section.
9 (2) HISTORIC vISTRI('T.—The Secretal-Nr ma -\r
10 enter into agreements Avith the owner of a nationall�r
11 significant propert-\r Avithin the Historic District, to
12 identit�r, mark, interpret, and provide technical as -
13 sistance Avith respect to the preservation and inter -
14 pretation of the propert-r.
15 SEC. 2302. MILL SPRINGS BATTLEFIELD NATIONAL MONU-
16 MENT.
17 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
18 (1) 1I AA,.—The term "flap" means the map en -
19 titled "Hill Springs Battlefield National Monument,
20 Nark -,r, Kentuck�T", numbered 297/145513, and
21 dated June 2018.
22 (2) 1IONU.AIENT.—The term "Monument"
23 means the Hill Springs Battlefield National 11onu-
24 ment established b -,r subsection (b)(1).
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1 (3) SECRETARY.—The terra "Secretai-Nr" means
2 the Secretar-Nr, acting through the Director of the
3 National Park Sen ice.
4 (b) E, --,'T ABIASH.AIET.-
5 (1) IN GE\EILU.—Subject to paragraph (2),
6 there is established as a unit of the National Park
7 S-,rsterrr, the Mill Springs Battlefield National Montt -
8 rnent in the State of Kentuckw, to 1)1eser--e, protect,
9 and interpret for the benefit of present and fixture
10 generations -
11 (A) the nationall-Nr significant historic re -
12 sources of the Mill Springs Battlefield; and
13 (B) the role of the Mill Springs Battlefield
14 in the Cii-il War.
15 (2) DETERMINATION BY THE SE(_'PE'I P .-
16 The Monument shall not be established until the
17 date on which the Secretar-Nr determines that a suffi-
18 cient quarrtit-Nr of land or interests in land has been
19 acquired to constitute a manageable park unit.
20 (3) NOTICE.—Not later than 30 days after the
21 date on which the Secretar-Nr makes a determination
22 under paragraph (2), the Seeretar-Nr shall publish in
23 the Federal Register notice of the establishment of
24 the Monument.
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1 (4) BOUNDARY.—The boundai-r of the 1lonu-
2 rnent shall be as generall-Nr depicted on the flap.
3 (5) AVTUL.A_BIIAT OF Awl.—The flap shall be
4 on file and available for public inspection in the ap-
5 propriate offices of the National Park Service.
6 (6) ACQUISITIO\ AUTHORITY.—The Secretai-r
7 ma -v 0111 -Nr acquire land or an interest in land located
8 ivithin the boundai-r of the Monument by —
9 (A) donation;
10 (B) purchase from a ivilling seller ivith do-
ll nated or appropriated fiands; or
12 (C) exchange.
13 (c) AWAI \ISTRATIO\.-
14 (1) IN GE\ER=UL.—The Secretai-r shall admin -
15 ister the Monument in accordance with -
16 (A) this section; and
17 (B) the laws generall,Nr applicable to units
18 of the National Park S-rstern, including
19 (i) section 100101(x), chapter 1003,
20 and sections 100751(x), 100752, 100753,
21 and 102101 of title 541 United States
22 Code; and
23 (ii) chapter 3201 of title 54, United
24 States Code.
25 (2) ANAGEMEN1` PLA .—
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1 (A) IN GI;NER.U.—Not later than 3 years
2 After the date on which fiends are first made
3 available to prepare a general management plan
4 for the 1Io1111111ent, the Secretau-r shell prepare
5 the general management plan in accordance
6 with section 100502 of title 541 United States
7 Code.
8 (B) SUBMISSION TO —011 c0111-
9 pletion of the general management plan, the
10 Secretal-v shall submit to the Committee on
11 Natural Resources of the House of Representa-
12 tives and the Committee on E11erg<r and Nat -
13 ural Resources of the Senate the general man -
14 agement plan.
15 (d) PRIVATE PROPERTY PROTECTIO .—Nothing in
16 this section Affects the land use rights of private propert y
17 owners within or a(c jacent to the 1lontiment.
18 (e) No BUFFET GO\LS.-
19 (1) IN GE\EILU.—Nothing in this section cre-
20 Ates a protective perimeter or buffer zone Around the
21 1Io1111111ent.
22 (2) A('TIVITIEs OUT, --,'IDE N TIO. .U� MON -
23 HENT.—The Beet that an Activity or use on land out -
24 side the 1lontiment can be seen or heard within the
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1 Monument shall not preclude the aetivit-v or use out -
2 side the boundal-v of the 1lonurnent.
3 SEC. 2303. CAMP NELSON HERITAGE NATIONAL MONU-
4 MENT.
5 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this Section:
6 (1) 1I AA,.—The terns "flap" means the neap en -
7 titled "Camp Nelson Heritage National Monument
8 Nieholasville, KentuelKv", numbered 532/14411481
9 and dated April 2018.
10 (2) MONUMENT.—The term "Monument"
11 means the Camp Nelson Heritage National Montt -
12 ment established b -,r subsection (b)(1).
13 (3) SECRET < PM—The terra means
14 the Secretal-v acting through the Director of the
15 National Park Service.
16 (b) ESTBRISE.AIENT.-
17 (1) IN GENER=AL.—Subject to paragraph (2),
18 there is established, as a unit of the National Park
19 S-,rSterrr, the Camp Nelson Heritage National Montt -
20 ment in the State of KentuelKv to 1)1eser--e, protect,
21 and interpret for the benefit of present and fixture
22 generations, the nationals -Nr significant historic re -
23 sources of Camp Nelson and the role of Camp Nel-
24 son in the American Civil War, Reconstrurction, and
25 African American histol -v and civil rights.
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1 (2) CO DITTO s.—Tlie llonuinent shall not be
2 established until after the Secretary —
3 (A) has entered into a written agreement
4 Avith the owner of an -Nr private or non -Federal
5 land Avithin the boundam-r of the 1loimumrmellt, as
6 depicted oil the flap, providing that the prop -
7 el -t, -NT shall be donated to the United States for
8 inclusion ill the Monument, to be managed con -
9 sisteimtl-v Avith the pumposes of the llonumnent;
10 and
11 (B) has determined that sufficient land or
12 interests ill land have been accliaired Avithin the
13 boundam-r of the lloiiniileiit to constitute a man -
14 ageable unit.
15 (c) BOU v ARILS.—The boundaries of the Monument
16 shall be the boundaries generall-Nr depicted oil the flap.
17 (d) AV.ULABILITY OF 1IAY.—The flap shall be oil file
18 and available for public inspection ill the appropriate of -
19 fices of the National Park SeiTice.
20 (e) ACQUISITIO\ AUTHORITY.—The Secretam-r ma -v
21 oiml-Nr acquire aim -Nr land or interest ill land located within
22 the boundam-r of the Monument b -r donation, purchase with
23 donated or appropriated fiends, or exchange.
24 (f) AAIIND','T L TION.—
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1 (1) IN GI;NER.UL.—The Secretai-r shall admin -
2 ister the 1lontiment in accordance with -
3
(A) this section;
4
(B) Presidential Proclamation 9811 (83
5
Fed. Reg. 54845 (October 31, 2018)); and
6
(C) the laws generall-Nr applicable to units
7
of the National Park S-,rstern, including
8
(i) section 100101(x), chapter 1003,
9
and sections 100751(x), 100752, 100753,
10
and 102101 of title 541 United States
11
Code; and
12
(ii) chapter 3201 of title 54, United
13
States Code.
14
(2) MANAGEMENT PLAN. -
15
(A) IN GLNLRLU.—Not later than 3 gears
16
after the date on which fiends are first made
17
available to the Secretai-r for the preparation of
18
a general management plan for the Monument,
19
the Secretai-r shall prepare a general manage -
20
meat plan for the llonnment in accordance
21
Avith section 100502 of title 541 United States
22
Code.
23
(B) SUBMISSION TO —On c0111-
24
pletion of the general management plan, the
25
Secretai-r shall submit to the Committee on En -
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1 e1`�r and Natural Resources of the Senate and
2 the Committee on Natural Resources of the
3 House of Representatives the general manage -
4 hent plan.
5 (g) No BUFFET ZONES.
6 (1) IN GENER=AL.—Nothing in this section cre-
7 ates a protective perimeter or buffer zone around the
8 1Io11u111ent.
9 (2) A('TIVITIEs OUT, --,'IDE N TION.U� Monk -
10 TIENT.—The fact that an activity 01• use on land out -
11 side the 1lonulnent can be seen or heard within the
12 Monument shall not preclude the aetivit-Nr or use out_
13 side the bonndal-Nr of the 1Io11u111e11t.
14 (h) CoNFL1('Ts.—If there is contlict between this sec -
15 tion and Proclamation 9811 (83 Fed. Reg. 54845; Octo-
16 ber 311 2018), this section shall control.
17 Subtitle E—National Park System
18 Management
19 SEC. 2401. DENALI NATIONAL PARK AND PRESERVE NAT -
20 URAL GAS PIPELINE.
21 (a) PER.AIIT.—Section 3(b)(1) of the Denali National
22 Park Improvement Act (Public Law 113-33; 127 Stat.
23 516) is amended b -,r striking "within, along, or near the
24 approximatel-Nr 7 -mile segment of the George Parks High -
25 vera -,r that 1tans through the Park".
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1 (b) TEP,.Als AND Co D1T10 s.—Section 3(c)(1) of the
2 Denali National Park Improvement Act (Public Law 113-
3 33; 127 Stat. 516) is amended -
4 (1) in subparagraph (A), b -,r inserting "and"
5 after the semicolon;
6 (2) b -,r striking subparagraph (B); and
7 (3) b -,r redesipiating subparagraph (C) as sub -
8 paragraph (B).
9 (c) APPLICABLE Lw.—Section 3 of the Denali Na -
10 tional Park Improvement Act (Public Law 113-33; 127
11 Stat. 515) is amended b -,r adding at the end the following:
12 "(d) APPLICABLE LAA T. A high pressure gas trans -
13 Mission pipeline (including appurtenances) in a noim ilder-
14 ness area Avithin the boundai-Nr of the Park, shall not be
15 sul1ject to title XI of the Alaska National Interest Lands
16 Conservation Act (16 U.S.C. 3161 et sect.).".
17 SEC. 2402. HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGES AND UNIVER-
18 SITIES HISTORIC PRESERVATION PROGRAM
19 REAUTHORIZED.
20 Section 507(d)(2) of the Omnibus Parks and Public
21 Lands Management Act of 1996 (54 U.S.C. 302101 note)
22 is amended b -,r striking the period at the end and inserting
23 "and each of fiscal gears 2018 through 2024.".
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1 SEC. 2403. AUTHORIZING COOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
2 AGREEMENTS BETWEEN THE DISTRICT OF
3 COLUMBIA AND THE SECRETARY OF THE IN -
4 TERIOR.
5 The Secretar-r ma -r enter into a cooperative Manage -
6 Ment agreement ivith the District of Columbia in accord -
7 once with section 101703 of title 541 United States Code.
8 SEC. 2404. FEES FOR MEDICAL SERVICES.
9 (a) FEES AUTHORIZED.—The Secretar-r ma -,T estab-
10 lisp and collect fees for Medical services provided to per -
11 sons in units of the National Palk Svstern or for Medical
12 services provided b -,r National Palk Service personnel out -
13 side units of the National Palk Svstern.
14 (b) N TION � P PK AIEDIC.0SEPVl('E,,--,, Ft v.-
15 There is established in the Treaslar-r a fiend, to be known
16 as the "National Palk Medical SerTices Fund" (referred
17 to in this section as the "Fund"). The Ftmd shall consist
18 of -
19 (1) donations to the Fnnd; and
20 (2) fees collected tinder subsection (a).
21 (c) AV.UL _B1L1rY OF A.AiO Ts. All amounts depos-
22 ited into the Fund shall be available to the Secretal-v to
23 the extent provided in advance b -,r Acts of appropriation,
24 for the folloAving in units of the National Park S-,rsterrl:
25 (1) Services listed in subsection (a).
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1 (2) Preparing needs assessments or other pro -
2 grammatic analyses for medical facilities, equipment,
3 vehicles, and other needs and costs of providing serv-
4 ices listed in subsection (a).
5 (3) Developing management plans for medical
6 facilities, equipment, vehicles, and other needs and
7 costs of services listed in subsection (a).
8 (4) 'Training related to providing services listed
9 in subsection (a).
10 (5) Obtaining or improving medical facilities,
11 equipment, vehicles, and other needs and costs of
12 providing services listed in subsection (a).
13 SEC. 2405. AUTHORITY TO GRANT EASEMENTS AND
14 RIGHTS-OF-WAY OVER FEDERAL LANDS
15 WITHIN GATEWAY NATIONAL RECREATION
16 AREA.
17 Section 3 of Public Law 92-592 (16 U.S.C. 460ee-
18 2) is amended b -,r adding at the end the following:
19 "(7) AUTHORITY To GRANT E AsE.AIENTS AND
20 RIGHTs-0F-WA .-
21 "(1) IN GENER U..—The Secretai-Nr of the I11te-
22 rior ma -,r grant, to all -Nr State or local government, an
23 easement or right-of-Ava-,r over Federal lands Avithin
24 GateAva-,r National Recreation Area for construction,
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1 operation, and maintenance of pi•gjects for control
2 and prevention of flooding and shoreline erosion.
3 "(2) CIL RGES AND RE1.A1B xSL.AIL T OF
4 COSTS.—The Secretai-Nr ma -\r grant Stich an easement
5 or right-of-Ava-\r AT-ithout charge for the valve of the
6 right So corlve-,red, except for reimbursement of costs
7 incurred b -,r the United States for processing the ap-
8 plication therefore and Managing such right.
9 Amounts received as such reimbursement shall be
10 credited to the relevant appropriation account.".
11 SEC. 2406. ADAMS MEMORIAL COMMISSION.
12 (a) CommiSSION.—There is established a commission
13 to be known as the "Adams Memorial Commission" (re -
14 ferred to in this section as the "Commission") for the ptir-
15 pose of establishing a permanent Memorial to honor John
16 Adams and his legac-,r as authorized b -,r Public Law 107-
17 62 (115 Stat. 411), located in the cit -Nr of Washington, Dis-
18 triet of CohaMbia, inehading sites authorized b -,r Ptiblie
19 Law 107-315 (116 Stat. 2763).
20 (b) 11L.AIBLxsH1P.—The Commission shall be corn -
21 posed of -
22 (1) 4 persons appointed b -,r the President, not
23 More than 2 of whom may be Members of the same
24 political part -N
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1 (2) 4 Members of the Senate appointed b -,r the
2 President pro tempore of the Senate ill consultation
3 iTith the 1hjorit-r Leader and llirloi•it�r Leader of
4 the Senate, of which not more than 2 appointees
5 ma -,r be members of the same political paltNT- and
6 (3) 4 Members of the House of Representatives
7 appointed b -,r the Speaker of the House of Rep -
8 resentatives ill consultation with the 1lajorit-Nr Lead -
9 er and 1liiiorit-Nr Leader of the House of Representa-
10 tives, of which not more than 2 appointees ma -,r be
11 members of the same political part -\r.
12 (c) CILI-SII -A-ND VINE CII1-Ix.—The members of the
13 Commission shall select a Chair and Vice Chair of the
14 Commission. The Chair and Vice Chair shall not be mem-
15 bees of the same political part -Nr.
16 (d) vacant -,r ill the Corilrilissiorl
17 shall not affect its powers if a cluoruin is present, but shall
18 be filled ill the same manner as the original appointment.
19 (e) MEETING'S'. -
20 (1) 1 ITLU. MEETING.—Not later than 45 da -,TS
21 after the date oil which a majorit-,r of the members
22 of the Commission have been appointed, the Com -
23 mission shall hold its first meeting.
24 (2) SUBSEQUENT MEETINGS.—The Commission
25 shall meet at the call of the Chair.
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1 (f) (fit op m. A ma 01—it-Nr of the members of the
2 Commission shall constitute a quortim but a lesser mamber
3 of members ma -,r hold hearings.
4 (g) No CWAIPE\S TIo\. A member of the Commis -
5 cion shall serve Avithout compensation, but ma -,r be reim-
6 bursed for expenses incurred in cavi -N ing out the duties
7 of the Commission.
8 (h) DUTll;s.—Tlie Commission shall consider and
9 forintilate plans for a permanent memorial to honor John
10 Adams and his legac-Nr, including the nature, location, de -
1l sign, and eonsti-taetion of the memorial.
12 (i) PoAvLxs.—The Commission mav-
13 (1) make such expenditures for sen ices and
14 materials for the purpose of cavi -N ing out this section
15 as the Commission considers advisable from fiends
16 appropriated or received as gifts for that purpose;
17 (2) accept gifts, including fiends from the
18 Adams Memorial Foundation, to be used in cavi -N ing
19 out this section or to be used in connection urith the
20 construction or other expenses of the memorial; and
21 (3) hold hearings, enter into contracts for per -
22 sonal sen ices and otherwise, and do such other
23 things as are rnecessai-Nr to earl -Nr out this section.
24 (j) REPORTS.—The Commission shall—
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1 (1) report the plans required b -\r subsection (h),
2 together ii ith recommendations, to the President
3 and the Congress at the earliest practicable date;
4 and
5 (2) in the interim, make annual reports on its
6 progress to the President and the Congress.
7 (k) APPLICABILITY OF OTHLx L Avs,.—The Federal
8 Adj-isoi-NT Cornrnittee Act (5 U.S.C. App.) shall not appl-Nr
9 to the Commission.
10 (1) TER.AIIN ATIO .—The Commission shall terminate
11 on December 21 2025.
12 (m) A_AIL v.AIL Ts To Pt Bmc L Av 107-62.-
13 (1) REFERENCES' To Law
14 107-62 (115 Stat. 411) is amended b -,r striking
15 "Adams Memorial Foundation" each place it occurs
16 and inserting "Adams Memorial Commission".
17 (2) EXTL slo of At THORIZATlo .—Section
18 1(c) of Public Law 107-62 (115 Stat. 411; 124
19 Stat. 1192; 127 Stat. 3880) is amended b -,r striking
20 "2020" and inserting "2025".
21 SEC. 2407. TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS TO REFERENCES TO
22 THE AFRICAN AMERICAN CIVIL RIGHTS NET -
23 WORK.
24 (a) CILA TEP A.AIL v.AIL Ts.—Chapter 3084 of title
25 541 United States Code, is amended b -,r striking "U.S.
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1 Civil Rights Network" each place it appears and inserting
2 "African American Civil Rights Network" (using identical
3 font as used in the text being replaced).
4 (b) AalE v.AlE Ts To Li, -,T OF ITEMS.—The list of
5 items of title 541 United States Code, is amended b -,r strik-
6 ing "U.S. Civil Rights Network" each place it appears and
7 inserting "African American Civil Rights Network" (using
8 identical font as used in the text being replaced).
9 (c) REFEPE.NcEs. An -Nr reference in an -Nr law (other
10 than in this section), reglalation, document, record, map,
11 or other paper of the United States to the "U.S. Civil
12 Rights Network" shall be considered to be a reference to
13 the "African American Civil Rights Network".
14 SEC. 2408. TRANSFER OF THE JAMES J. HOWARD MARINE
15 SCIENCES LABORATORY.
16 Section 7 of Public Law 100-515 (16 U.S.C. 1244
17 note) is amended b -,r striking subsection (b) and inserting
18 the following:
19 "(b) TPAsFEx FPO.AT THE STATE TO THE NA -
20 TIONU OCEANIC AND AT.AIOsPHExlc ADMHNP','T L TIO .-
21 "(1) IN GENEP,.AI,.—NotAiithstarndirng annr other
22 provision of lav, or the provisions of the August 13,
23 1991, Ground Lease Ag7•eement (`Lease') between
24 the Department of the Interior and the State of New
25 Jerse-,r (`State'), upon notice to the National Park
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1 Service, the State ma -\r transfer without consider -
2 ation, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
3 Administration ma -\T accept, all State improvements
4 Avithin the land assigl ment and right of Ava-,r, inelud-
5 ing the James J. Howard Marine Sciences Labora-
6 torr (`Laboratol-Nr'), two parking lots, and the sea -
1 Avater slappl�T and backtloAv pipes as genera11-NTde-
8 picted on the Map entitled `GateAva-,r National Recre-
9 ation Area, James J. Howard Marine Science Lab -
10 orator -Nr Land Assignment', nlalnbered 646/142,581A,
11 and dated April 2018 (`flap') and all -Nr related State
12 personal propert-r.
13 "(2) LEA, --,'E AIENDMENT.—Upoll the transfer
14 authorized in paragraph (1), the Lease shall be
15 amended to exclude an -Nr obligations of the State and
16 the Department of the Interior related to the Lab -
17 orator -Nr and associated PIopert-Nr and improvements
18 transferred to the National Oceanic and Atmos -
19 pheric Administration. However, all obligations of
20 the State to rehabilitate Building 74 and modit�r
21 landscaping on the surrounding propert-Nr as depicted
22 on the flap, under the Lease and pursuant to sub -
23 section (a), shall remain in filll force and effect.
24 "(3) USE BY THE N TIO. U OCEANIC AND T-
25 MOSPHERIt_ DMINI'STR TIO .—Upoll the transfer
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1 authorized in paragraph (1), the Administrator of
2 the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administra-
3 tion is authorized to use the land generall-Nr depicted
4 on the flap as a land assignment and right of Ava-,r
5 and associated land and appurtenances for continued
6 use of the Laboratoi-Nr, including pi -m iding mainte-
7 mance and repair, and access to the Laboratoi-Nr, the
8 parking lots and the seawater Suppler and back flow
9 pipes, without consideration, except for reimburse -
10
went to the National
Park
Sen ice of agreed upon
11
reasonable actual costs
of
subseyientl-Nr
pi -m ided
12 goods and sen ices.
13 "(4) AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE NATIO. U
14 PARK SERVICE AND THE \ TIO. U OCEANIC AND
15 T.AIOSPHERI(' AD.AII\ISTP TIO\.—Upon the transfer
16
authorized in
paragraph (1), the Director of
the
Na -
17
tional Park
Sen ice and the Administrator
of
the
18 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
19 shall enter into an agreement addressing responsibil-
20 ities pertaining to the use of the land assignment
21 Ai ithirn the Sandy Hook Unit of the GateAvaV Na -
22 tional Recreation Area as authorized in paragraph
23
(3) .
The agreement
shall prohibit
all -Nr neAV corlStruc-
24
tion
on
this land,
permanent or
nonpermanent, or
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1 significant alteration to the exterior of the Labora-
2 torr, Avithout National Park Seip -ice approval.
3 "(5) RLsTOR T1W .-
4 "(A) NotA6thstanding an - prof -inion of the
5 Lease to the contrai-N-, if the State does not
6
transfer the improvements as authorized in
7
paragraph (1), and these improvements are not
8
used as or in support of a Marine science lab -
9
oratoi-N-, the State shall demolish and remove
10
the improvements and restore the land in ac -
11
cordance Avith the standards set forth by the
12
National Park Seip -ice, free of unacceptable en -
13
cumbrances and in compliance Avith all applica-
14
ble laws and regulations regarding known con -
15
taminants.
16
"(B) If the National Oceanic and Atmos -
17
pheric Administration accepts the improvements
18
as authorized in paragraph (1) and these im-
19
provements are not used as or in support of a
20
marine science laboratoi-N-, the National Oceanic
21
and Atmospheric Administration shall be re -
22
sponsible for demolishing and removing these
23
improvements and restoring the land, in accord -
24
once A6th the standards set forth by the Na -
25
tional Park Seip -ice, free of unacceptable en -
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1 cumbrances and in cornpliame Avith all applica-
2 ble laAvs and regulations regarding krrmvrr coir -
3 tarrrirrarrts.".
4 SEC. 2409. BOWS IN PARKS.
5 (a) I GENER U.—Chapter 1049 of title 54, United
6 States Code, is amended b -,r adding at the end the fol -
7 loAvirrg:
8 "§ 104908. Bows in parks
9 "(a) DEFINITION OF NOT READY FOP IMMEDIA-TE
10 U,E.—The term `riot i•eadv fol- immediate use' means -
11 "(1) a boAv or crossboAv, the arroAvs of Avhich are
12 secured or stoAved in a quiver- or other- ar•roAv ti -airs -
13 port case; and
14 "(2) Avith respect to a crossboAv, uncocked.
15 "(b) `TEHI(_L-LA-I TPA.N,--,'POPTATIO.N AUTHOIIZED.
16 The Director shall riot promulgate or enforce all T re- . la -
17 tion that prohibits an individual fi•om transporting boAvs
18 and crossboAvs that are riot ready for immediate use across
19 ally Svsteril unit in the vehicle of the individual if -
20 "(1) the individual is not other rise prohibited
21 b -,r laAv fi•om possessing the boAvs and crossboAvs;
22 "(2) the boAvs or crossboAvs that are riot read -Nr
23 for immediate use remain inside the vehicle of the
24 individual throughout the period during Avhieh the
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1 bows or• cr•ossboAvs ai•e ti•arlspoi•ted across S-,rsterii
2 land; and
3 "(3) the possession of the bouts and ei•ossboAvs
4 is in cornpliarice Aiith the law of the State in which
5 the Svstern unlit is located.".
6 (b) CLEIZI(_ u A.AILNv.AIENT.—The table of sections
7 for- chapter 1049 of title 54, United States Code, is
8 amended b -\r iriser•tirig after the iteral r•elatirig to section
9 104907 the folloAi ing:
"104905. Boss in parks.".
10 SEC. 2410. WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT IN PARKS.
11 (a) I GENER U..—Chapter 1049 of title 54, United
12 States Code (as amended b -,r section 2409(x)), is amended
13 b -,r adding at the end the folloiiirig:
14 "§ 104909. Wildlife management in parks
15 "(a) Usti; OF QU �UAFIED `'OILU NTEERs.—If the Sec -
16 i•etai-Nr deter•riiiries it is riecessar-Nr to reduce the size of a
17 wildlife population ori S-Nrsterii land in accor•dariee with ap-
18 plicable law (including r•egulatioris), the Secr•etar-Nr ma -,r use
19 qualified volunteers to assist in carr -N irig out wildlife riiari-
20 agernerit ort S-Nrsterii land.
21 "(b) RE, QU IRE�AIE Ts FOP QU �UAFIED `'OILU �N-
22 Tllxs.—(qualified volunteers providing assistance under•
23 subsection (a) shall be subject to -
24 "(1) an -Nr training requirernerits or qualifications
25 established b -,r the Secretar-Nr; and
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1 "(2) an -Nr other terms and conditions that the
2 Secretai-Nr ma -r require.
3 "(c) DONATION'S'.—The Secretai-Nr ma -,r authorize the
4 donation and distribution of cleat from Avildlife manage-
s went activities carried out under this section, including
6 the donation and distribution to Indian Tribes, qualified
7 volunteers, food banks, and other organizations that Avork
8 to address hunger, in accordance Avith applicable health
9 guidelines and such terms and conditions as the Secretai-Nr
10 ma -,r require.".
11 (b) CLEIZI(_ u A.AIENWIENT.—The table of sections
12 for chapter 1049 of title 54 (as amended b -,r section
13 2409(b)), United States Code, is amended b -,r inserting
14 after the item relating to section 104908 the following:
"104909. wildlife management in parks.".
15 Subtitle F—National Trails and
16 Related Matters
17 SEC. 2501. NORTH COUNTRY SCENIC TRAIL ROUTE ADJUST -
18 MENT.
19 Section 5(a)(8) of the National Trails S-,rsteril Act (16
20 U.S.C. 1244(x)(8)) is amended ill the first sentence -
21 (1) b -,r striking "thirt-Nr taro hundred miles, ex -
22 tending from eastern New York State" and inserting
23 "41600 miles, extending from the Appalachian 'frail
24 ill Vel.Illorlt"; and
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1 (2) b -,r striking "Proposed North Counti-Nr Trail"
2 and all
that follows through "June 1975."
and in -
3 senting
"'North Counti-Nr National Scenic
Trail, Au -
4 thorized Route', dated Febrttai-Nr 2014, and mam-
5 bered 649/116870.".
6 SEC. 2502. EXTENSION OF LEWIS AND CLARK NATIONAL
7 HISTORIC TRAIL.
8 (a) EXTL'lo.—Section
5(a)(6) of
the National
9 Trails S-Nrstern Act (16
U.S.C.
1244(x)(6))
is amended -
10 (1) b -,r striking "three thousand seven hundred"
11 and inserting "4190011
12 (2) b -,r striking "Wood River, Illinois," and in -
13 senting "the Ohio River in Pittsburgh, Pennsyl-
14 vania,"; and
15 (3) b -,r striking "neaps identified as, `Vieirlitr
16 flap, Lewis and Clank Trail' studNr report dated
17 April 1977." and inserting "the neap entitled `Lewis
18 and Clark National Historic Trail Authorized Trail
19 Including Proposed Eastern Legac-,r Extension',
20 dated April 2018, and numbered 648/143721.".
21 (b) EFFECTIVE DATE.—The amendments Made b -,r
22 subsection (a) shall take effect on the date that is 60 da -,TS
23 after the date of enactment of this Act.
24 SEC. 2503. AMERICAN DISCOVERY TRAIL SIGNAGE.
25 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
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1 (1) SECRETARY CONCERNED.—The terra "See -
2 retar-Nr concerned" means -
3 (A) the Secretar-Nr, A6th respect to Federal
4 land tinder the jurisdiction of the Secretar-Nr; 01-
5
r5 (B) the Secretar-Nr of _Agrictilttire, Avith re -
6 speet to Federal land under the jrn-isdietion of
7 the Secretar-Nr of Agriculture.
8 (2) TRAIm.—The term "Trail" means the trail
9 known as the "American llrscover-Nr Trail", which
10 consists of approximatehT 6,800 miles of trails ex -
11 tending from Cape Henlopen State Park in Dela-
12 Avare to Point Reyes National Seashore in California,
13 as generale-Nr described in volume 2 of the National
14 Park Service feasibility Study dated June 1995.
15 (b) SIGNAGE AUTHORIZED.—AS soon as practicable
16 after the date on which signage acceptable to the Sec -
17 retar-Nr concerned is donated to the United States for place -
18 ment on Federal land at points along the 'frail, the Sec -
19 retar-Nr concerned shall place the signage on the Federal
20 land.
21 (c) No FEVER= -I, Ft vs.—No Federal fiends ma -,r be
22 used to acquire signage authorized for placement under
23 subsection (b).
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1 SEC. 2504. PIKE NATIONAL HISTORIC TRAIL STUDY.
2 Section 5(c)
of the National Trails S-\rstern Act
(16
3 U.S.C. 1244(c)) is
amended b -\r adding at the end the
fol -
4 lowing:
5 "(46) PIIS N TIO. U� HlsTOPI ' T L L.—The
6 Pike National Historic Trail, a series of routes ex -
7 tending approximatel-Nr 3,664 miles, which follows the
8 route taken b -,r Lt. Zebulon llontgomenT Pike daring
9 the 1806-1807 Pike expedition that began in Fort
10 Bellefontaine, llissonri, extended through portions
11 of the States of Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, New
12 Mexico, and Texas, and ended in Natchitoches, Lou -
13 isiana.".
14 TITLE III -CONSERVATION
15 REAUTHORIZATION
16 SEC. 3001. REAUTHORIZATION OF LAND AND WATER CON -
17 SERVATION FUND.
18 (a) I GENT R.U..—Section 200302 of title 54, United
19 States Code, is amended
20 (1) in subsection (b), in the matter preceding
21 paragraph (1), b -,r striking "During the period end -
22 ing September 30, 2018, there" and inserting
23 "There"; and
24 (2) in subsection (e)(1), b -,r striking "through
25 September 30, 2018"
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1 (b) AmL O( TION OF FUNDS.—Section 200304 of title
2 541 United States Code, is amended -
3 (1) b -,r striking the second sentence;
4 (2) b -,r striking "There" and inserting the fol -
5 loving:
6 "(a) I\ GE\ER.U.—There"; and
7 (3) b -,r adding at the end the folloving:
8 "(b) AmL O(_ TION OF FU NDS.—Of the total amount
9 made available to the Fund through appropriations or de -
10 posited in the Fund under section 105(a)(2)(B) of the
11 Gulf of Mexico Energ�r Securit-v pct of 2006 (43 U.S.C.
12 1331 note; Public Law 109-432)-
13 "(1) not less than 40 percent shall be used for
14 Federal purposes; and
15 "(2) not less than 40 percent shall be used to
16 provide financial assistance to States.".
17 (c) PARITY FOIL TERRITORIES \D THE 1)ISTPI(_'T OF
18 Coix.A BLA-.—Section 200305(b) of title 54, United States
19 Code, is amended b -,r striking paragraph (5) .
20 (d) RECREATION UI PUBLIC Vic( Ess.—Section
21 200306 of title 541 United States Code, is amended b -,r
22 adding at the end the following:
23 "(c) RECRE ATIO.NI��CCEss.-
24 "(1) IN GE\EILU.—Of the amounts made
25 available for expenditure in all -Nr fiscal gear under
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1 section 200303, there shall be made available for
2 recreational public access projects identified on the
3 priorit-Nr list developed tinder paragraph (2) not less
4 than the greater of -
5 "(A) an amount equal to 3 percent of
6 those amounts; or
7 "(B) $15,000,000.
8 "(2) PRIORITY I.IST.—The Seeretal-v and the
9 Secretal-v of \�011•ictilttire, in consultation Avith the
10 head of each affected Federal agerle-,T shall anntiall-r
11 develop a priorit-Nr list for projects that, through ac -
12 gtiisition of land (or an interest in land), secure rec-
13 reational public access to Federal land tinder the ju-
14 risdiction of the applicable Secretal-v for hunting,
15 fishing, recreational shooting, or other outdoor ree-
16 reational purposes.".
17 (e) ACQUISITION C WN SIDE RATIO N S.—Section 200306
18 of title 541 United States Code (as amended b -,r subsection
19 (d)), is amended b -,r adding at the end the following:
20 "(d) ACQUISITION deter -
21 mining whether to acquire land (or an interest in land)
22 tinder this section, the Secretal-v and the Secretal-v of A01-
23 rietilture shall take into account -
24 "(1) the significance of the acquisition;
25 "(2) the tirgene-,r of the acquisition;
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1 "(3) management efficiencies;
2 "(4) management cost savings;
3 "(5) geographic distribution;
4 "(6) threats to the integrit-Nr of the land; and
5 "(7) the recreational valve of the land.".
6 TITLE IV—SPORTSMEN'S ACCESS
7 AND RE LATE D MATTERS
s Subtitle A—National Policy
9 SEC. 4001. CONGRESSIONAL DECLARATION OF NATIONAL
10 POLICY.
11 (a) I GENER.U..-Congress declares that it is the
12 polic-,r of the United States that Federal departments and
13 agencies, in accordance Avith the missions of the depart -
14 ments and agencies, Executive Orders 12962 and 13443
15 (60 Fed. Reg. 30769 (June 7, 1995); 72 Fed. Reg. 46537
16 (August 16, 2007)), and applicable lav, shall -
17 (1) facilitate the expansion and enhancement of
18 hunting, fishing, and recreational shooting opportu-
19 nities on Federal land, in consultation Avith the
20 Wildlife and Hunting Heritage ConseiTation Coun-
21 eil, the Sport Fishing and Boating Partnership
22 Council, State and Tribal fish and Avildlife agencies,
23 and the public;
24 (2) conserve and enhance aquatic systems and
25 the management of game species and the habitat of
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1 those species on Federal land, including through
2 hunting and fishing, in a manner that respects -
3 (A) State management authorit-Nr over Avild-
4 life resources; and
5 (B) private propert-Nr rights; and
6 (3) consider hunting, fishing, and recreational
7 shooting opportunities as part of all Federal plans
8 for land, resource, and travel management.
9 (b) Exci sio .—In this title, the term "fishing"
10 does not include commercial fishing in which fish are har-
11 vested, either in whole or in part, that are intended to
12 enter commerce through sale.
13 Subtitle B—Sportsmen's Access to
14 Federal Land
15 SEC. 4101. DEFINITIONS.
16 In this subtitle:
17 (1) FEDEI U LAMS.—The terns "Federal land"
18
ineans-
19
(A) annr land
in the National Forest S-,rs-
20
tem
(as defined in section 11(a) of the Forest
21
and
Rangeland Renewable
Resources Planning
22
Act
of 1974 (16
U.S.C. 1609(x))) that is ad -
23
ministered
b -,r the
Secretai-Nr of Agriculture, act -
24
ing
through the
Chief of the Forest Sen ice;
25
and
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1 (B) public lands (as defined in section 103
2 of the Federal Land Polis -,r and Management
3 Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1702)), the surface of
4 which is administered b -,r the Secretal-v, acting
5 through the Director of the Bureau of Land
6 Management.
7 (2) SECRETARY CONCERNED.—The terns "Sec -
8 retal-v concerned" means -
9 (A) the Secretal-v of Agriculture, Avith re -
10 spect to land described in paragraph (1) (A);
11 and
12 (B) the Secretal-v with respect to land de -
13 scribed in paragraph (1)(B).
14 SEC. 4102. FEDERAL LAND OPEN TO HUNTING, FISHING,
15 AND RECREATIONAL SHOOTING.
16 (a) IN GENERW�.—Snljjeet to subsection (b), Federal
17 land shall be open to hunting, fishing, and recreational
18 shooting, in accordance Avith applicable lav, unless the
19 Secretal-v concerned closes an area in accordance Avith sec -
20 tion 4103.
21 (b) EFFECT OF PART.—Nothing in this subtitle
22 opens to hunting, fishing, or recreational shooting ain
23 land that is not open to those activities as of the date
24 of enactment of this Act.
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1 SEC. 4103. CLOSURE OF FEDERAL LAND TO HUNTING, FISH -
2 ING, AND RECREATIONAL SHOOTING.
3 (a) AUTHORIZATION. -
4 (1) IN GENERU..—Su11jeet to paragraph (2)
5 and in accordance AT-ith section 302(b) of the Federal
6 Land Polis -,r and Management Act of 1976 (43
7 U.S.C. 1732(b)), the Secretar-Nr concerned ma -,T des -
8 ignite an -Nr area on Federal land in which, and estab-
9 lish an -Nr period during which, for reasons of public
10 safet-Nr, administration, or compliance AT-ith applicable
11 laws, no hunting fishing, or recreational shooting
12 shall be permitted.
13 (2) REQUIREMENT.—Ill making a designation
14 tinder paragraph (1), the Secretar-Nr concerned shall
15 designate the smallest area for the least amount of
16 time that is required for public safet-Nr, administra-
17 tion, or compliance AT-ith applicable laws.
18 (b) CLOst xL PROCED RLs.-
19 (1) IN GENERAL.—Except in an errrergerrc-,r, be -
20 fore permanerrtl-Nr or temporarihT closing arr-Nr Federal
21 land to hunting, fishing, or recreational shooting,
22 the Secretar-Nr concerned shall -
23 (A) consult ii ith State fish and ii ildlife
24 agencies; and
25 (B) provide public notice and opportunit-\r
26 for comment under paragraph (2).
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1 (2) PUBLIC \OTICE AND COMMENT. -
2 (A) IN GENERAL. -Public notice and corn -
3 ment shall inehrde-
4 (i) a notice of intent—
s (I) published in advance of the
6 public comment period for the elo-
7 Sirre-
8
(aa) ill the Federal Register;
9
(bb) on the Avebsite of the
10
applicable Federal agenc-r;
11
(cc) oil the Avebsite of the
12
Federal land unit, if available;
13
and
14
(dd) in at least 1 local news -
15
paper;
16
(II) Made available in advance of
17
the public comment period to local of -
18
fices, chapters, and affiliate organiza-
19
tions in the vicinity of the closure that
20
are signatories to the memorandirin of
21
understanding entitled "Federal
22
Lands Hunting, Fishing, and Shoot -
23
ing Sports Roundtable 1lernorandirin
24
of Understanding"; and
25
(HI) that describes—
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1 (aa) the proposed closure;
2 and
3 (bb) the justification for the
4 proposed closure, inehiding an
5 explanation of the reasons and
6
rnecessity fol- the decision to close
7
the area to hunting, fishing, or
8
recreational shooting; and
9
(ii) an opportunity for public comment
10
for
a period of—
(1) not less than 60 da -,TS for a
12
permanent closure; or
13
(11) not less than 30 da -,TS for a
14
temporal -Nr closure.
15
(B)
FISC vLclslo.—In a final decision
16
to permarlentl-Nr or temporalil-Nr close an area to
17
hunting,
fishing, or recreation shooting, the
18 Secretan-Nr concerned shall -
19 (i) respond in a reasoned manner to
20 the comments received;
21 (ii) explain how the Secretan-Nr corn -
22 cerned resolved army significant issues
23 raised b -,r the comments; and
24 (iii) shout hour the resohition led to
25 the closure.
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1 (c) TEMPORARY CLost nLs.-
2 (1) IN GENERU.. A temporarNT closure tinder
3 this section ma -,r clot exceed a period of 180 da -,TS.
4 (2) RE NEW.U. —Except in an erilergerlc-Nr, a
5 temporanT closure for the same area of land closed
6 to the same activities -
7 (A) ma -,r not be renewed more than 3 times
8 after the first temporal -Nr closure; and
9 (B) must be stilIject to a separate notice
10 and comment procedure in accordance with sub -
11 section (b)(2).
12 (3) EFFECT OF TEMPORARY cLo�t RE. An -Nr
13 Federal land that is temporalil-Nr closed to hunting,
14 fishing, or recreational shooting under this section
15 shall not become permarlentl-Nr closed to that activitr
16 without a separate public notice and opportunit-\r to
17 comment in accordance with subsection (b)(2).
18 (d) REPORTING.—On an annual basis, the Secre-
19 taxies concerned shall -
20 (1) publish on a public website a list of all
21 areas of Federal land temporalil-Nr or permanerltlNT
22 stilIject to a closure tinder this section; and
23 (2) submit to the Committee on Enei`P�T and
24 Natural Resources and the Committee on Agri -
25 culture, Nutrition, and Folesti-Nr of the Senate and
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1 the Committee on Natural Resources and the Corn -
2 mittee on Agriculture of the House of Representa-
3 tives a report that identifies -
4 (A) a list of each area of Federal land tem -
5 porarihT or permanenthT stil1ject to a closure;
6 (B) the acreage of each closure; and
7 (C) a stiff--e-Nr of -
8 (i) the aggregate areas and acreage
9 closed tinder this section in each State;
10 and
11 (ii) the percentage of Federal land in
12 each State closed tinder this section Avith
13 respect to hunting, fishing, and ree-
14 reational shooting.
15 (e) APPLIt TIO .—This section shall not appl�T if the
16 closure is -
17 (1) less than 14 days in duration; and
18 (2) covered b -,r a special use permit.
19 SEC. 4104. SHOOTING RANGES.
20 (a) 1N GENEPLA-L.—Except as provided in subsection
21 (b), the Secretai-Nr concerned mar, in accordance with this
22 section and other applicable lav, lease or permit the use
23 of Federal land for a shooting range.
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1 (b) EXCEPTIO .—The Secretal-Nr concerned shell not
2 lease or permit the use of Federal lend for a shooting
3 range Avithin-
4 (1) a component of the National Landscape
5 Conservation S-\rste111;
6 (2) a component of the National Wilderness
7 PreseiTation System;
8 (3) all -Nr area that is -
9 (A) designated as a Avilderness stIIdNr area;
10 (B) administrativel-Nr classified as -
11 (i) Avilderness-eligible; or
12 (ii) Avilderness-suitable; or
13 (C) a primitive or semiprimitive area;
14 (4) a national monument, national volcanic
15 11101111111ent, or national scenic area; or
16 (5) a component of the National Mild and See -
17 nic Rivers S-,rstem (including areas designated for
18 stud -Nr for potential addition to the National Mild
19 and Scenic Rivers S-,rstem).
20 SEC. 4105. IDENTIFYING OPPORTUNITIES FOR RECRE-
21 ATION, HUNTING, AND FISHING ON FEDERAL
22 LAND.
23 (a) DEFINITION' this section:
24 (1) SEC RE TAP .—The terns "SecI-etas-Nr"
25 means—
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1 (A) the Secretai-Nr, with respect to land ad -
2 ministered by —
3 (i) the Director of the National Park
4 Service;
5 (ii) the Director of the United States
6 Fish and Wildlife Sen ice; and
7 (iii) the Director of the Bureau of
8 Land Management; and
9 (B) the Secretai-Nr of _Agrictilttire, jvith re -
10 spect to land administered b -,r the Chief of the
11 Forest Service.
12 (2) STATE on REGION I� OFFICE.—The term
13 "State or regional office" means -
14 (A) a State office of the Bnrean of Land
15 Management; or
16 (B) a regional office of -
17 (i) the National Park Sen ice;
18 (ii) the United States Fish and Wild -
19 life Sen ice; or
20 (iii) the Forest SeiTice.
21 (3) TP vEi. ALAN AGEMENT PiI�A_ .—The term
22 "travel management plan" means a plan for the
23 management of travel -
24 (A) with respect to land tinder the jtirisdic-
25 tion of the National Park Sen ice, on park
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1 roads and designated routes under section 4.10
2 of title 36, Code of Federal Regulations (or stic-
3 cessor regulations);
4 (B) Avith respect to land tinder the jtirisdic-
5 tion of the United States Fish and Wildlife
6 Service, on the land tinder a comprehensive con -
7 servation plan prepared tinder section 4(e) of
8 the National Wildlife Refilge S-,rstem Adminis-
9 tration Act of 1966 (16 U.S.C. 668dd(e));
10 (C) with respect to land under the jurisdie-
11 tion of the Forest Service, on National Forest
12 S-,rstern land tinder part 212 of title 36, Code
13 of Federal Regulations (or successor regula-
14 tions); and
15 (ll) ivith respect to land under the jurisdie-
16 tion of the Bureau of Land Management, under
17 a resource management plan developed tinder
18 the Federal Land Polis -,r and Management Act
19 of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1701 et seq.).
20 (b) PRIORITY REQUIRED. -
21 (1) IN ( ENERU.—Not later than 1 gear after
22 the date of enactment of this Act, and biennia11-NT
23 thereafter daring the 10 -gear period beginning on
24 the date on Ivhich the first PIiorit-v list is completed,
25 the Secretal-v shall prepare a priorit-Nr list, to be
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1 made publiel-v available on the Avebsite of the appli-
2 cable Federal agerlc-,r referred to in subsection
3 (a)(1), which shall identif�v the location and acreage
4 of land Avithin the jurisdiction of each State or re-
s gional office on which the public is allowed, under
6 Federal or State lav, to hunt, fish, or use the land
7 for other recreational purposes but -
8 (A) to which there is no public access or
9 egress; or
10 (B) to which public access or egress to the
11 legal boundaries of the land is significantl-v re -
12 stricted (as determined b -,r the SecretanT).
13 (2) MINIMUM SIZE. An -Nr land identified under
14 paragraph (1) shall consist of contiguous acreage of
15 at least 640 acres.
16 (3) C WN SIDE RATIO N' .—ln preparing the pri-
17 01 -it, -NT list required under paragraph (1), the Sec -
18 retal-v shall consider, Avith respect to the land -
19 (A) whether access is absent or Inerel-Nr re -
20 stricted, including the extent of the restriction;
21 (B) the likelihood of resolving the absence
22 of or restriction to public access;
23 (C) the potential for recreational use;
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1 (ll) an -Nr information received from the
2 public or other stakeholders during the nomina-
3 tion process described in paragraph (5); and
4 (E) an -Nr other factor, as determined b -,r the
5 Secretal-r.
6 (4) ADJACENT ENT L A\D ',--,'TAT S.—Fol• each parcel
7 of land on the priorit-Nr list, the Secretal-v shall in -
8 elude in the priorit-Nr list whether resolving the issue
9 of public access or egress to the land Avould require
10 acquisition of an easement, right-of-Ava-,r, 01• fee title
11 from -
12 (A) another Federal agenc-
13 (B) a State, local, or Tribal government;
14 01•
15 (C) a private landowner.
16 (5) NomIN TIO PROCESS.—In preparing a pri-
17 01-ity list under this section, the SecretanT shall pro -
18 vide an opportunit-Nr for members of the public to
19 nominate parcels fol- inehasion on the PI•io1•it-v list.
20 (c) Ac t LSS OPT loNS.—With respect to land included
21 on a priorit-Nr list described in subsection (b), the Secretal-Nr
22 shall develop and submit to the Committees on Appropria-
23 tions and Er1e1•g�r and Natural Resources of the Senate
24 and the Committees on Appropriations and Natural Re -
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1 sources of the House of Representatives a report on op -
2 tions for providing access that -
3 (1) identifies how public access and egress
4 could reasonabl-Nr be provided to the legal boundaries
5 of the land in a manner that minimizes the impact
6 on Avildlife habitat and water cltialit,N
7 (2) specifies the steps recommended to secure
8 the access and egress, including acquiring an ease -
9 silent, right-of-wa-,r, or fee title from a Avilling owner
10 of ally land that abuts the land or the need to co -
11 ordinate Avith State land management agencies or
12 other Federal, State, or 'Tribal governments to allow
13 for such access and egress; and
14 (3) is consistent with the travel management
15 plan in effect on the land.
16 (d) PROTECTION OF PER,--,'O.N.ULY IDENTIFYING I -
17 FORALATION.—Irl making the PIiorit-Nr list and report pre -
18 pared tinder subsections (b) and (c) available, the Sec -
19 retar-r shall ensure that no persona11-NTidentit!Ving informa-
20 tion is included, such as names or addresses of individuals
21 or entities.
22 (e) MILLING OAVNLRS.—For purposes of providing
23 alar permits to, or entering into agreements with, a State,
24 local, or Tribal government or private landowner with re -
25 speet to the use of land under the jurisdiction of the gov-
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1 ernrnent or landowner, the Secretar-Nr shall not take into
2 account whether the State, local, or Tribal government or
3 private landowner has granted or denied public access or
4 egress to the land.
5 (f) 1IL s OF PUBLIC A\D EGxLss IN -
6 CLUDED.—Irl considering public access and egress under
7 subsections (b) and (e), the Seeretar-Nr shall consider public
8 access and egress to the legal boundaries of the land de -
9 scribed in those subsections, including access and egress -
10 (1) b -,r motorized or non -motorized vehicles; and
11 (2) on foot or horseback.
12 (g) EFFECT.—
13 (1) IN ( ENERU.—'Phis section shall have no
14
effect on whether a
particular recreational use shall
preparing
15
be allowed on the
land included
in a priorit-Nr
list
16
under this section.
recreational uses
preparing
17
(2) EFFECT OF ULOAvABLE
t sLs
ON AGENCY
18
CONSIDERATro .-Irl
recreational uses
preparing
the
PIiorit-,r
list
19
under subsection
(b),
the
Seeretar-Nr shall
0111V
eon -
20
sides
recreational uses
that
are
allowed on the land
21
at the
time that the
priorit-Nr
list
is prepared.
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1 Subtitle C—Open Book on Equal
2 Access to Justice
3 SEC. 4201. FEDERAL ACTION TRANSPARENCY.
4 (a) MODIFICATION OF EQ a TO Jt sTl('E
5 Pxovisio s.-
6 (1) AGENCY PPO('ELvl cis.—Section 504 of
7 title 51 United States Code, is amended -
8 (A) in subsection (c)(1), b -,r striking
9 United States Code";
10 (B) b -,r redesignating snbseetion (f) as stib-
11 section (i); and
12 (C) b -,r striking subsection (e) and inserting
13 the follolving:
14 "(e)(1) Not later than March 31 of the first fiscal
15 gear beginning after the date of enactment of the Natural
16 Resources Management Act, and evel-v fiscal gear there -
17 after, the Chairman of the Administrative Conference of
18 the United States, after consultation with the Chief Cotirn-
19 sel for Advocac-,r of the Small Business Administration,
20 shall submit to Congress and make ptiblicl-Nr available ori -
21 line a report on the amount of fees and other expenses
22 awarded daring the preceding fiscal gear tinder this sec -
23 tion.
24 "(2) Each report under paragraph (1) shall describe
25 the member, nature, and amount of the awards, the claims
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1 involved in the controverS-v and all -Nr other relevant infor-
2 enation that
Ina -NT aid Congress in evaluating the scope and
3 impact of such awards.
4 "(3) (A) Each report tinder paragraph (1) shall ac-
s count for all pa-,jnents of fees and other expenses awarded
6 tinder this section that are made pursuant to a settlement
7 agreement, regardless of whether the settlement agree -
8 meat is sealed or otherwise stilIject to a nondisclosure pro -
9 vision.
10 "(B) The disclosure of fees and other expenses re -
11 gtiired tinder subparagraph (A) shall not affect all -Nr other
12 information that is subject to a nondisclosure provision in
13 a settlement agreement.
14 "(f) As soon as practicable, and in all -v event not later
15 than the date on which the first report under subsection
16 (e)(1) is required to be submitted, the Chairman of the
17 Administrative Conference of the United States shall cre-
18 ate and maintain online a Searchable database containing,
19 Avith respect to each award of fees and other expenses
20 tinder this section made on or after the date of enactment
21 of the Natural Resources Management Act, the folloAving
22 information:
23 "(1) The case name and number of the adver-
24 sarNT adjudication, if available, h -N erlinked to the
25 case, if available.
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1 "(2) The name of the agenc-,r involved in the
2 adversai-Nr a(�judicatiorn.
3 "(3) A description of the claims in the adver-
4 sai-Nr a(�judicatiorn.
5 "(4) The name of each part -Nr to whom the
6 award Avas made as such part -Nr is identified in the
7 order or other court document making the award.
8 "(5) The amount of the award.
9 "(6) The basis for the finding that the position
10 of the agerlc-,r concerned Avas not substantiall-Nr jiisti-
11 fled.
12 "(g) The online searchable database described in sub -
13 section (f) ina-,r not reveal all -Nr information the disclosure
14 of which is prohibited b -,r law or a court order.
15 "(h) The head of each agenc-,r shall provide to the
16 Chairman of the Administrative Conference of the United
17 States in a tirilel-Nr manner all information requested b -,r
18 the Chairman to eornpl�T Avith the requirements of sub -
19 sections (e), (f), and
20 (2) COURT 2412(4) of title 28,
21 United States Code, is amended b -,r adding at the
22 end the follmi irng:
23 "(5)(A) Not later than March 31 of the first fiscal
24 gear beginning after the date of enactment of the Natural
25 Resources Management Act, and evei-Nr fiscal gear there -
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1 after, the Chairman of the Administrative Conference of
2 the United States shall submit to Congress and make pub -
3 liel-Nr available online a report oil the amount of fees and
4 other expenses awarded daring the preceding fiscal gear
5 pursuant to this subsection.
6 "(B) Each report under stibparagraph (A) shall de -
1 scribe the ntiinber, nature, and amount of the awards, the
8 claims involved in the eoiitrovers-,r, and all -r other relevant
9 information that ma -,r aid Congress in evaluating the scope
10 and impact of such awards.
11 "(C)(i) Each report under stibparag7•aph (A) shall ac -
12 count for all pa-,jnents of fees and other expenses awarded
13 tinder this subsection that are made pursuant to a settle -
14 meat agreement, regardless of whether the settlement
15 agreement is sealed or otherwise sial1ject to a nondisclosure
16 provision.
17 "(ii) The disclosure of fees and other expenses re -
18 chaired tinder clause (i) shall not affect ally other informa-
19 tion that is sial1ject to a nondisclosure provision in a settle -
20 meat agreement.
21 "(ll) The Chairman of the Administrative Conference
22 of the United States shall include and clearly identif�v ill
23 each annual report under stibparag7•aph (A), for each case
24 in which an award of fees and other expenses is included
25 in the report—
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an -Nr amounts paid under section 1304 of
2 title 31 for a judgment in the case;
3 "(ii) the amount of the award of fees and other
4 expenses; and
5 "(iii) the statute under which the plaintiff filed
6 suit.
7 "(6) As soon as practicable, and in all -v event clot
8 later than the date on which the first report under para -
9 graph (5)(A) is required to be submitted, the Chairman
10 of the Administrative Conference of the United States
11 shall create and maintain online a searchable database
12 containing, Avith respect to each award of fees and other
13 expenses under this subsection made on or after the date
14 of enactment of the Natural Resources Management Act,
15 the following information:
16 "(A) The case name and number, hYPerlinked
17 to the case, if available.
18 "(B) The name of the agenc-,r involved in the
19 case.
20 "(C) The name of each part -Nr to whom the
21 award Avas made as such part -v is identified in the
22 order or other court document making the award.
23 "(ll) A description of the claims in the case.
24 "(E) The amount of the award.
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1 "(F) The basis fon the finding that the position
2 of the agerlc-,r concerned was not substantiall-Nr justi-
3 fled.
4 "(7) The online searchable database described in
5 paragraph (6) ma -,r clot reveal an -Nr information the disclo-
6 sure of which is prohibited b -,r law or a court order.
7 "(8) The head of each agenc-,r (including the Attoi•ne-,r
8 General of the United States) shall provide to the Chair -
9 Ulan of the Administrative Conference of the United
10 States in a tirilel-Nr Manner all information requested b -,r
11 the Chairman to eornpl�T Jvith the requirements of para -
12 graphs (5), (6), and (7).".
13 (3) TECHNIC.0 AND CONFORMING AMEND -
14 AIL Ts.—Section 2412 of title 281 United States
15 Code, is amended -
16 (A) in subsection (d)(3), b -,r striking
17 "United States Code,"; and
18 (B) in subsection (e)-
19 (i) b -,r striking "of section 2412 of
20 title 281 United States Code," and insert -
21 ing "of this section"; and
22 (ii) b -,r striking "of such title" and in -
23 senting "of this title".
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1 (b) JUDGMENT Fu.ND
2 1304 of title 311 United States Code, is amended b -,r add -
3 ing at the end the following:
4 "(d) Beginning not later than the date that is 60
5 days after the date of enactment of the Natural Resources
6 Management Act, and unless the disclosure of such infor-
7 mation is otherwise prohibited b -,r law or a court order,
8 the Secretal-v of the Treasui-r shall make available to the
9 public on a website, as soon as practicable, but not later
10 than 30 da-,rs after the date on which a payMent under
11 this section is tendered, the following information with re -
12 gard to that pa-\jnent:
13 "(1) The name of the specific agerle-v or emit -Nr
14 whose actions gave rise to the claim or judgment.
15 "(2) The name of the plaintiff or claimant.
16 "(3) The name of counsel for the plaintiff or
17 claimant.
18
"(4) The amount
paid representing principal li-
19
abilit-Nr, and all -,r amounts
paid
representing all -Nr an -
20 cillal-v liabilit-Nr, including attorne-\r fees, costs, and
21 interest.
22 "(5) A brief description of the facts that gave
23 rise to the claim.
24 "(6) The name of the agenc-,r that submitted
25 the claim.".
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1 Subtitle D—Pittman-Robertson
2 Wildlife Restoration Act
3 SEC. 4301. TARGET PRACTICE AND MARKMANSHIP TRAIN -
4 ING.
5 (a) PURPOSE.—The purpose of this section is to fa -
6 cilitate the construction and expansion of public target
7 ranges, including ranges on Federal lend managed b -,r the
8 Forest Sen ice and the Bureau of Lend Management.
9 (b) DEFINITION OF Pt I;mc TAPGET RANGE.—In
10 this section, the terns "public target range" means a spe-
ll cific location that -
12 (1) is identified b -,r a governmental agerlc-,r fol-
13
or
13
recreational shooting;
14
(2) is open to the public;
15
(3) ma -\r be supeiTised; and
16
(4) ma -\r accommodate archei -Nr
or Title, pistol, or
17
shotgun shooting.
18
(c) AmENDMENTs TO PITTA �N-ROBEPTsoN
WILD -
19
LIFE RESTORATION ACT. -
20
(1) DEFINITIONS.—Section 2
of the Pittman -
21
Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act (16 U.S.C.
22
669x) is amended -
23
(A) b -\r redesignating
paragraphs (2)
24
through (8) as paragraphs (3)
through (9), re -
25
spectivehT; and
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1 (B) b -,r inserting after paragraph (1) the
2 follolving:
3 "(2) the terns `public target range' means a
4 specific location that -
5 "(A) is identified b -,r a governmental agen-
6 c -,r for recreational shooting;
7 "(B) is open to the public;
8 "(C) ma -,r be supenised; and
9 "(ll) ma -,r accommodate archei -Nr on Title,
10 pistol, or shotgun shooting;".
11 (2) EXPE DITtni;s FOP, AL-�NAGEMEN1` OF
12 WILDLIFE REAS ND nLsorncLs.—Section S(b) of
13 the Pittman -Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act (16
14 U.S.C. 669g(b)) is amended -
15 (A) b -,r striking "(b) Each State" and in -
16 senting the follolving:
17 "(b) EXPENDITURES' Ikon MANAGEMENT of WILD -
18 LIFE AREA,`,' AND REsorncEs.-
19 "(1) IN GENER UL.—Except as provided in para -
20 graph (2), each State";
21 (B) in paragraph (1) (as so designated), b -,r
22 striking "eonstiuetion, operation," and insert -
23 ing "operation";
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1 (C) in the second sentence, I) -,T striking
2 "The non -Federal share" and inserting the fol -
3 lowing:
4 "(3) No-FEDER.U. 'SHARE.—The non -Federal
5 share";
6 (ll) in the third sentence, b -,r striking "The
7 Secretai-Nr" and inserting the folloii ing:
8 "(4) REGULATIONS.—The Secretai-Nr"; and
9 (E) b -,r inserting after paragraph (1) (as
10 designated b -,r subparagraph (A)) the following:
11 "(2) EXC'EPTIO\.—Notiiithstarndirng the limita-
12 tion described in paragraph (1), a State ma -,r pa -,r up
13 to 90 percent of the cost of acquiring land for, ex -
14 ponding, or constiulcting a public target range.".
15 (3) FIREARM AND BOAS' HUNTER EDUCATION
16 AND SAFETY PROGRAM GR NT,-,.—SectioII 10 of the
17 Pittman -Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act (16
18 U.S.C. 669h-1) is amended -
19 (A) in subsection (a), b -,r adding at the end
20 the folloll ing:
21 "(3) ALLOCATION OF ADDITIO AI� AIAIOUNTs.-
22 Of the amount apportioned to a State for an -Nr fiscal
23 gear under section 4(b), the State ma -\r elect to allo-
24 cote not more than 10 percent, to be combined ii ith
25 the amount apportioned to the State under para -
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1 graph (1) for that fiscal gear, for acquiring land for,
2 expanding, or constructing a public target range.";
3 (B) b -,r striking subsection (b) and insert -
4 ing the following:
5 "(b) COST SIL RI\G.-
6 "(1) IN GENI;R.U..-Except as provided in para -
7 graph (2), the Federal share of the cost of all -Nr activ-
8 it -Nr carried out using a grant under this section shall
9 not exceed 75 percent of the total cost of the activ-
10 iter.
11 "(2) PUBLIC TARGET Iii\GL ('O\STR ('TIO\ OR
12 I _XP_N',-,io .—The Federal share of the cost of ac -
13 quiring land for, expanding, or eonsti-taeting a public
14 target range in a State on Federal or non -Federal
15 land pursuant to this section or section S(b) shall
16 not exceed 90 percent of the cost of the aetivit-,r.
17 and
18 (C) in subsection (e)(1)-
19 (i) b -,r striking "Amounts made" and
20 inserting the follolving:
21 "(A) IN GENERAL. -Except as provided in
22 subparagraph (B), amounts made"; and
23 (ii) b -,r adding at the end the fol -
24 loving:
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1 "(B) EXCEPTION.—rllnol111tS provided for
2 acquiring lend for, constructing, or expanding a
3 public target range shell remain available for
4 expenditure and obligation during the 5 -fiscal -
5 gear period beginning on October 1 of the first
6 fiscal veer for which the amounts are made
7 available.".
8 (d) SENSE
OF CONGRESS
REGARDING DING COOPERA-
9 TION.—It is the
sense of Congress
that, consistent Avith
10 applicable laws (including regulations), the Secretai-Nr and
11 the Secretai-Nr of AP
7iculture should cooperate ATith State
12 and local authorities and other entities to earl -Nr out Avaste
13 removal and other activities on ally Federal land used as
14 a public target range to encourage continued use of that
15 land for target practice or marksmanship training.
16 Subtitle E—Migratory Bird Frame -
17 work and Hunting Opportuni-
18 ties for Veterans
19 SEC. 4401. FEDERAL CLOSING DATE FOR HUNTING OF
20 DUCKS, MERGANSERS, AND COOTS.
21 Section 3 of the 1ligratonT Bird Treat -Nr Act (16
22 U.S.C. 704) is amended b -,r adding at the end the fol -
23 loving:
24 "(c) FEDEP,. L FR-MEAVORK CLOSING DATE FOP,
25 HUNTING OF DU('KS, IERG ANSI xS, AND COOT'S.—
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1 "(1) RI Gt I.,ATIo s RELATING TO F-AIEAVORK
2 CLOSI\G DATE. -
3 "(A) IN GI;NER.UL.—Irl promulgating regu-
4 lations tinder subsection (a) relating to the Fed -
5 eral framework for the closing date up to which
6 the States rna-\r select seasons for migrator-Nr
7 bird hunting, except as pi -m ided in paragraph
8 (2), the Secretar-Nr shall, iiith respect to the
9 hunting season for docks, Mergansers, and
10 coots -
11 "(i) subject to subparagraph (B),
12 adopt the recommendation of each respec-
13 tive f1-NTNT-a-\r council (as defined in section
14 20.152 of title 50, Code of Federal Regula -
15 tions) for the Federal framework if the
16 Secretar-Nr determines that the rec-
17 ommendation is consistent ii ith science -
18 based and sustainable harvest manage -
19 Ment; and
20 "(ii) allow the States to establish the
21 closing date for the hnnting season in ac -
22 cordance Ai ith the Federal framework.
23 "(B) REQUIREMENT.—The framework
24 closing date promulgated b -,r the Secretar-Nr
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1 under subparagraph (A) shall not be later than
2 Janual-v 31 of each vear.
3 "(2) SPLCLU HUNTING DAYS FOIL YOUTHS,
4 VI;TER SNS, AND ACTIVE MILITARY PERSONNEL. -
5 "(A) IN GENEP UL.-Notivithstalldillg the
6 Federal framework closing date under para -
7 graph (1) and subject to subparagraphs (B)
8 and (C), the Secretam-r shall allow States to se -
9 lect 2 days for youths and 2 days for veterans
10 (as defined in section 101 of title 38, United
11 States Code) and members of the Armed Forces
12 on active dots, including members of the Na -
13 tional Guard and Reserves on active dut-Nr (other
14 than for training), to hunt eligible ducks, geese,
15 swans, mergansers, coots, moorhens, and galli-
16 Imides, if the Secretam-r determines that the addi-
17 tion of those dans is consistent Jvith Seierlee-
18 based and sustainable harvest management.
19 Such da -,TS shall be treated as separate from,
20 and in addition to, the annual Federal frame -
21 work hunting season lengths.
22 "(B) REQ IRLAILNTS.-III selecting da-Nrs
23 under subparagraph (A), a State shall ensure
24 that -
25 "(i) the da -,TS selected—
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1 "(1) ma -,r 0111V inehade the hunt -
2 ing of dock, geese, sivan, merganser,
3 coot, moorhen, and gallintile species
4 that are eligible for hunting tinder the
5 applicable annual Federal framework;
6 "(11) are not more than 14 da -,TS
7 before or after the Federal framework
8 hnnting season for ducks, mergansers,
9 and coots; and
10 "(III) are otherwise consistent
11 ivith the Federal framework; and
12 "(ii) the total mnnber of da -,TS in a
13 hnnting season for all -v inig7•atol-v bird spe-
14 cies, including annr days selected tinder
15 subparagraph (A), is not more than 107
16 davs.
17 "(C) LimI TIO A State ma -,r corilbirle
18 the 2 dans allowed for votiths ivith the 2 dans
19 allowed for veterans and members of the Aimed
20 Forces on active dtit-v tinder subparagraph (A),
21 but in no circumstance may a State have more
22 than a total of 4 additional days added to its
23 regular hunting season for annr purpose.
24 "(3) REGULATIONS.—The Secretai-Nr shall pro -
25 intilgate regulations in accordance ivith this stib-
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1 section for the Federal framework for migratorNT bird
2 hunting for the 2019-2020 hunting season and each
3 hunting season thereafter.".
4 Subtitle F—Miscellaneous
5 SEC. 4501. RESPECT FOR TREATIES AND RIGHTS.
6 Nothing in this title or the amendments made b -,r this
7 title -
8 (1) affects or modifies all -Nr treat -Nr or other right
9 of all -Nr federall-Nr recognized Indian Tribe; or
10 (2) modifies all -Nr provision of Federal law relat-
11 ing to migratonT birds or to endangered or threat -
12 ened species.
13 SEC. 4502. NO PRIORITY.
14 Nothing in this title or the amendments made b -,r this
15 title provides a preference to hnnting, fishing, or rec-
16 reational shooting over all -Nr other use of Federal land or
17 «-iter.
18 SEC. 4503. STATE AUTHORITY FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE.
19 Nothing in this title
20 (1) authorizes the Secretai-Nr of Agriculture or
21 the Secretai-Nr to require Federal licenses or permits
22 to hunt and fish on Federal land; or
23 (2) enlarges or diminishes the responsibilit-Nr 01-
24
r24 authorit-,r of States Avith respect to fish and Avildlife
25 management.
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1 TITLE V -HAZARDS AND
2 MAPPING
3 SEC. 5001. NATIONAL VOLCANO EARLY WARNING AND MON-
4 ITORING SYSTEM.
5 (a) DEFUNITloNs.—Irl this Section:
6 (1) SECRET < P .—The terra "Secretar-r" means
7 the Secretal-v acting through the Director of the
8 United States Geological Sur--e-,r.
9 (2) SYSTE.Ai.—The terns "S-,rSteril" means the
10 National Volcano Earl -Nr `yarning and Monitoring
11 S-,rStern established under subsection (b)(1)(A).
12 (b) N TIO U� Vole Ao EAPiy WAWNUNG AND MON-
13 ITORI G SY STE�AI.-
14 (1) ESTBLISx.AIE T.—
15 (A) IN GENER =UL.—The Secretar-r shall es -
16 tablish Avithin the United States Geological Sur -
17 Ve-v a s-Nrstem , to be known as the "National
18 Volcano Earl -Nr `yarning and Monitoring Sys -
19 tem to monitor, warn, and protect citizens of
20 the United States from undue and avoidable
21 harm from volcanic activity.
22 (B) PURPOSES.—The purposes of the Sys -
23 tem are -
24 (i) to organize, modernize, stand -
25 ardize, and stabilize the monitoring s-\rs-
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1
terns of the volcano observatories in the
2
United States, which includes the Alaska
3
Volcano Observator-r, California Volcano
4
Obser vatol-vCascades Volcano Observ-
5
atom, Hawaiian Volcano Obser vator r, and
6
YelloAVStorle Volcano Obser vator-Nr; and
7
(ii) to unite the monitoring s-,TSternS of
8
volcano observatories in the United States
9
into a single interoperative S-rStern.
10
(C) OBJECTIVE.—The objective of the S-\rS-
11
tens is to monitor all the volcanoes in the
12
United States at a level commensurate Avith the
13
threat posed b -\r the volcanoes by -
14
(i) upgrading existing networks on
15
monitored volcanoes;
16
(ii) installing new networks on
17
unmonitored volcanoes; and
18
(iii) ernplo-Ting geodetic and other
19
components when applicable.
20
(2) SVsTE.Al COMPONENT,`,'. -
21
(A) IN GENER.0.—The S-TSterrr shall in -
22
chide -
23
(i) a national volcano Avatch office
24
that is operational 24 hours a da -v and 7
25
da -Ts a Aveek;
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1 (ii) a national volcano data center;
2 and
3 (iii) an external grants program to
4 support research in volcano monitoring
5 science and technology.
6 (B) MODERNIZATION A(_'TIVITILS.-1Iod-
7 ernization activities tinder the System shall in -
8 elude the comprehensive application of emerg-
9 ing technologies, inehading digital broadband
10 seismometers, real-time eontimaous Global Yosi-
11 tioning S-,rstem receivers, satellite and airborne
12 radar irlterferorileti-Nr, acoustic pressure sensors,
13 and spectrorneti-Nr to measure gas emissions.
14 (3) MANAGEMENT. -
15 (A) MANAGEMENT PLAN. -
16 (i) IN GENER U.—Not later than 180
17 days after the date of enactment of this
18 Act, the Secretai-Nr shall submit to Con -
19 gress a 5 -gear management plan for estab-
20 lishing and operating the S-Nrstern.
21 (ii) INt'LL SIONS.—The management
22 plan submitted under clause (i) shall in -
23 chide—
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1
(I) annual cost estimates for
2
modernization activities and operation
3
of the S-,rSteril;
4
(II) annual milestones, stand-
s
aids, and performance goals; and
6
(III) recommendations for, and
7
progress towards, establishing new, or
8
enhancing existing, partnerships to le -
9
verage resources.
10
(B) ADvlsOP COMMITTEE.—The Sec -
11
retal-v shall establish an adviSol-v committee to
12
assist the Secretal-v ill irilplerilerltirlg the S-Ts13
tem, to be comprised of representatives of rel -
14
evant agencies and members of the scientific
15
corilrilurlit NTI to be appointed b -r the Secretal-r.
16
(C) P PT.NEIZSHIPS.—The Secretal-v ma-'
17
enter into cooperative agreements Avith institu-
18 tions of higher education and State agencies
19 designating the institutions of higher education
20 and State agencies as volcano observatorNT part -
21 IlerS for the Svsteril.
22 (ll) COORDI\Arlo .—The Secretal-v shall
23 coordinate the activities under this section with
24 the heads of relevant Federal agencies, incliad-
25 ink
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1 (i) the Secretal-v of 'Transportation;
2 (ii) the Administrator of the Federal
3 Aviation Administration;
4 (iii) the Administrator of the National
5 Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration;
6 and
7 (iv) the Administrator of the Federal
8 Emergenc-,r Management Agerlc-,r.
9 (4) ANNUS. REPORT. Anntiall-Nr, the Secretal-v
10 shall submit to Conp-ess a report that describes the
11 activities carried out tinder this section.
12 (c) FUNDING. -
13 (1) AUTHORIZATION ATION OF U PROPRLA-r10N s.-
14 There is authorized to be appropriated to eai•i-Nr out
15 this section $55,000,000 for the period of fiscal
16 gears 2019 through 2023.
17 (2) EFFECT ON OTHER OF FEDE L U�
18 FUNDING.—AillolnitS made available tinder this sub -
19 section shall supplement, and not supplant, Federal
20 fiends Made available for other United States Geo -
21 logical Stiff--e-,r hazards activities and prog7•ams.
22 SEC. 5002. REAUTHORIZATION OF NATIONAL GEOLOGIC
23 MAPPING ACT OF 1992.
24 (a) RE AUTHOIIZ ATION.—
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1 (1)
IN GI;NER.U..—Section
in paragraph
9(a)
of the
National
2 Geologic
flapping Act
of 1992
(43
U.S.C.
31h(a))
3 is amended b -,r striking "2018" and inserting
4 "2023"
5 (2) CONFORMING �AIL\DAIL\T.—Section
6 4(b)(1) of the National Geologic flapping Act of
7 1992 (43 U.S.C. 31e(b)(1)) is amended b -,r striking
8 "Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2009"
9 each place it appears in subparagraphs (A) and (B)
10 and inserting "Natural Resources Management
11 Act" .
12 (b) GEOLOGIC MAPPING ADVI',--,'OPY COMMITTEE.
13 Section 5(a)(3) of the National Geologic flapping Act of
14 1992 (43 U.S.C. 31d(a)(3)) is amended b -,r striking "Asso-
15 date Director for Geolog�r" and inserting "Associate Di -
16 rector for Core Science Svsterns".
17 (c) CILERI( AI, A.AIE\D.AIE\'I`S.—Section 3 of the Na -
18 tional Geologic flapping Act of 1992 (43 U.S.C. 31b) is
19 amended -
20
(1)
in paragraph
(4), b -,r striking "section
21
6(d)(3)"
and inserting "section
4(d)(3)";
22
(2)
in paragraph
(5), b -,r striking "section
23
6(d)(1)"
and inserting "section
4(d)(1)"; and
24
(3)
in paragraph
(9), b -,r striking "section
25
6(d)(2)"
and inserting "section
4(d)(2)".
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1 TITLE VI -NATIONAL HERITAGE
2 AREAS
3 SEC. 6001. NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA DESIGNATIONS.
4 (a) IN GENERAL.—The follmiing areas are des -
5 ignited as National Heritage Areas, to be administered
6 in accordance Ai ith this section:
7 (1) LA -P TIME AVASHINGT0N N TIONU HExIT-
8 AGE AIZE A, WASHINGTON. -
9 (A) IN GENEILU.-There is established the
10 Maritime Washington National Heritage Area
11 in the State of Washington, to include land in
12 Whatcom, Skagit, Snohomish, San Juan, Is -
13 land, King, Pierce, Thurston, Mason, Kitsap,
14 Jefferson, Clallam, and Gra -,TS Harbor Counties
15 in the State that is at least partiall-Nr located
16 Ai ithin the area that is 1/4 -mile landward of the
17 shoreline, as generall-Nr depicted on the map en -
18 titled "Maritime Washington National Heritage
19 Area Proposed Boundai-Nr", in-unbered 584/
20 125,484, and dated August, 2014.
21 (B) Loc.u. COORDINATING ENTITY.—The
22 Washington Trust for Historic Preservation
23 shall be the local coordinating eiitit-Nr for the
24 National Heritage Area designated b -,r subpara-
25 graph (A) .
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1 (2) MOUNTAINS TO SOUND GREENAVA NA -
2 TIO\.0 HERITAGE AREA, WASHI\GTO\.-
3 (A) IN GENE LU.—There is established the
4 Mountains to Sound Greernvav National Herit-
5 age Area in the State of Washington, to consist
6 of land in King and Kittitas Counties in the
7 State, as generall-Nr depicted on the neap entitled
8 "Mountains to Sound GreenAvav National Her -
9 itage Area Proposed Boundar-r", rrurnbered
10 584/125,483, and dated August, 2014 (referred
11 to in this paragraph as the "neap").
12 (B) Loc.u. COORDI\ATI\G ENTITY.—The
13 Mountains to Sound Greernvav Trust shall be
14 the local coordinating errtit-Nr fol- the National
15 Heritage Area designated b -,r subparagraph (A).
16 (C) .Aw.—The reap shall be on file and
17 available for public inspection in the appro-
18 priate offices of -
19 (i) the National Park Service;
20 (ii) the Forest Service;
21 (iii) the Indian Tribes; and
22 (iv) the local coordinating errtit-r.
23 (ll) REFEPI .NcI S TO INDIAN TRIBE; TRIB-
24 AIS. Arr-Nr reference in this paragraph to the
25 terms "Indian Tribe" and "Tribal" shall be
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1 considered, for puiposes of the National Herit-
2 age Area designated b -\r subparagraph (A), to
3 refer to each of the Tribal governments of the
4 Snocltialmie, Yakama, Ttilalip, Altickleshoot,
5 and Colville Indian Tribes.
6
(E) MANAGEMENT REQ IREAILNTs.—With
7
respect to the National Heritage Area des -
8
ignited b -,r subparagraph (A)-
9
(i) the preparation of an inteipretive
10
plan under subsection (e)(2)(C)(vii) shall
11
also inch -We plans for Tribal heritage;
12
(ii) the Secretal-v shall ensure that the
13
management plan developed tinder sub -
14
section (c) is consistent Avith the trust re -
15
sponsibilities of the Secretal-v to Indian
16
Tribes and Tribal treat -Nr rights ivithin the
17
National Heritage Area;
18 (iii) the interpretive plan and manage -
19 rent plan for the National Heritage Area
20 shall be developed in consultation Avith the
21 Indian Tribes;
22 (iv) nothing in this paragraph shall
23 grant or diminish an -r hunting, fishing, 01-
24
r24 gathering treat -Nr right of all -v Indian 'Tribe;
25 and
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1 (v) nothing in this paragraph affects
2 the authority of a State or an Indian Tribe
3 to manage fish and wildlife, including the
4 regulation of hunting and fishing within
5 the National Heritage Area.
6 (3) SANTA ( RUR V.ULEY \ ATIO\ AIS HERITAGE
7 AREA, ARIZONA. -
8 (A) IN GENE LU.—There is established the
9 Santa Cruz Valle -,r National Heritage Area in
10 the State of Arizona, to consist of land in Pima
11 and Santa Cruz Counties in the State, as gen-
12 era11-NTdepicted on the map entitled "Santa Cruz
13 Valle -,r National Heritage Area", numbered
14 709/80,000, and dated November 13, 2007.
15 (B) Lo( u. COORDINATING ATI\G E TITv.-
16 Santa CT'l1Z Valle -,r Heritage Alliance, Inc., a
17 nonprofit organization established under the
18 laws of the State of Arizona, shall be the local
19 coordinating emit -Nr for the National Heritage
20 Area designated b -,r subparagraph (A).
21 (4) AP AI CHLL -N FOREST NATIO AIS HERITAGE
22 AREA, AVE, ST VIRGI\L- AND ALA-nvLA-\D.-
23 (A) IN GENERAL.—There is established the
24 Appalachian Forest National Heritage Area in
25 the States of West Virginia and Maryland, as
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1
depicted oil the neap entitled "Appalachian For -
2
est National Heritage Area", nuinbered T07/
3
80,000, and dated October 2007, inehrding-
4
(i) Barbour, Braxton, Grant,
5
Greenbrier, Hampshire, Hard -Nr, 1lineral,
6
Morgan, Nicholas, Pendleton, Pocahontas,
7
Preston, Randolph, Tucker, Upshur, and
8
Webster Counties ill West Virginia; and
9
(ii) Allegan -Nr and Garrett Counties in
10
Maryland.
11
(B) Lo( u. COORDINATING L\TITY.—The
12
Appalachian Forest Heritage Area, Inc., shall
13
be -
14
(i) the local coordinating eiitit-Nr fol-
or15
15
the National Heritage Area designated b -,r
16
subparagraph (A) (referred to in this srrb-
17
paragraph as the "local coordinating enti-
18
ter"); and
19
(ii) governed b -,r a board of directors
20
that shall -
21
(I) inehrde members to represent
22
a geographic balance across the coun-
23
ties described in subparagraph (A)
24
and the States of West Virginia and
25
Maryland;
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1 (II) be composed of not fever
2 than 7, and not more than 15, 111eril-
3 bees elected b -,r the membership of the
4 local coordinating entit-N
5 (III) be selected to represent a
6 balanced group of diverse interests,
7 inchading-
8
(aa) the forest indnsti-N ;
9
(bb) environmental interests;
10
(cc) cultural heritage inter -
11
gists;
12
(dd) tottrism interests; and
13
(ee) regional agenc-\r part -
14
ners;
15
(IV) exercise all coiporate powers
16
of the local coordinating entit,N
17
(V) manage the activities and af-
18
fairs of the local coordinating entit-N
19
and
20
(VI) snlIject to all -v limitations in
21
the articles and bylaws of the local co -
22
ordinating erltit NTI this section, and
23
other applicable Federal or State lav,
24
establish the policies of the local co -
25
ordinating entit-r.
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1 (b) AWAIEN ','TR TIO .-
2 (1) AUTHORITIES.—For• purposes of eari-N ing
3 out the management plan for each of the National
4 Heritage Areas designated b -r subsection (a), the
5 Secretal-v acting through the local coordinating enti-
6 ter, ma -v use amounts made available tinder sub -
7 section (g)-
8 (A) to make grants to the State or a polit-
9 ical subdivision of the State, Indian Tribes,
10 nonprofit organizations, and other persons;
11 (B) to enter into cooperative agreements
12 Avith, or provide technical assistance to, the
13 State or a political subdivision of the State, In -
14 dian Tribes, nonprofit organizations, and other
15 interested parties;
16 (C) to hire and compensate staff, which
17 shall include individuals Avith expertise in nat-
18 ural, cultural, and historical resources protee-
19 tion, and heritage programming;
20 (ll) to obtain rilorle-v or services from all -v
21 source including all -Nr rnorre-,r or seri-ices that are
22 provided tinder all -v other Federal law or pro -
23 gram;
24 (E) to contract for goods or services; and
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1 (F) to undertake to be a catal-Nrst for all -Nr
2 other activity that fiu•thers the National Herit-
3 age Area and is consistent Avith the approved
4 management plan.
5 (2) I)UTILs.—The local coordinating entit-Nr for
6 each of the National Heritage Areas designated b -,r
7 subsection (a) shall -
8 (A) in accordance Avith subsection (c), pre -
9 pare and submit a management plan for the
10 National Heritage Area to the Secretan
11 (B) assist Federal agencies, the State or a
12 political subdivision of the State, Indian Tribes,
13 regional planning organizations, nonprofit orga-
14 nizations and other interested parties in car -
15 rN ing out the approved management plan by —
16 (i) cavi -N ing out programs and pi•gjects
17 that recognize, protect, and enhance im-
18 portant resource valves in the National
19 Heritage Area;
20 (ii) establishing and Maintaining in -
21 teipretive exhibits and programs in the
22 National Heritage Area;
23 (iii) developing recreational and edu-
24 cational opportunities in the National Her -
25 itage Area;
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1 (iv) increasing public awareness of,
2 and appreciation for, natural, historical,
3
scenic, and cultural resources of the Na -
4
tional Heritage Area;
5
(v) protecting and restoring historic
6
sites and buildings in the National Herit-
7
age Area that are consistent with National
8
Heritage Area themes;
9
(vi) ensuring that clear, consistent,
10
and appropriate signs identif�Ting points of
11
public access and sites of interest are post -
12
ed throughout the National Heritage Area;
13
and
14
(vii) promoting a wide range of part -
15
nerships among the Federal Government,
16
State, Tribal, and local governments, orga-
17
nizations, and individuals to fiarther the
18
National Heritage Area;
19
(C) consider the interests of diverse units
20
of government, businesses, organizations, and
21
individuals in the National Heritage Area in the
22
preparation and implementation of the manage -
23
meat plan;
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1 (ll) conduct meetings open to the public at
2 least semianntiall-Nr regarding the development
3 and implementation of the management plan;
4 (E) for all -v gear that Federal fiends have
5 been received tinder this stibsection-
6 (i) submit to the Secretal-v an annual
7 report that describes the activities, ex -
8 penses, and income of the local coordi-
9 noting entit-Nr (including grants to all -Nr
10 other entities daring the gear that the re -
11 port is made);
12 (ii) make available to the Secretal-v
13 for audit all records relating to the expend -
14 iture of the fiends and all -v matching fiends;
15 and
16 (iii) require, Avith respect to all agree -
17 ments authorizing expenditure of Federal
18 fiands b -,r other organizations, that the or -
19 ganizations receiving the fiends make avail -
20 able to the Secretal-v for audit all records
21 concerning the expenditure of the fiends;
22 and
23 (F) encourage b -r appropriate means eco -
24 noetic viability that is consistent ivith the Na -
25 tional Heritage Area.
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1 (3) PROHIBITIO\ ON THE A('QUI',--,'ITIWN OF
2 R UL PROPERTY.—The local coordinating erltrt-N'
3 shall not use Federal fiends Made available under
4 subsection (g) to acquire real propert-Nr or all -Nr illtel•-
5 est in real propert-r.
6 (c) ALS - AGEMEN 1` PLAN. -
7
L AN. -
7 (1) IN GENERAL.—Not later than 3 gears after
8 the date of enactment of this Act, the local coordi-
9 noting elltit-v fol- each of the National Heritage
10 Areas desigrlated b -\r subsection (a) shall submit to
11 the SecretanT for approval a proposed management
12 plan for the National Heritage Area.
13 (2) REQUIREMENTS.—The management plan
14 shall -
15 (A) incorporate an integrated and coopera-
16 tive approach for the protection, enhancement,
17 and interpretation of the natural, cultural, his -
18 toric, scenic, and recreational resources of the
19 National Heritage Area;
20 (B) take into consideration Federal, State,
21 local, and Tribal plans and treat -Nr rights;
22 (C) inchade-
23 (i) an irlverltor-r of -
24 (I) the resources located in the
25 National Heritage Area; and
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1 (H) annr other propert-,r in the
2 National Heritage Area that -
3 (aa) is related to the themes
4 of the National Heritage Area;
5 and
6
(bb) should be preserved, re -
1
stored, managed, or maintained
8
because of the significance of the
9
propert�N
10
(ii) comprehensive policies, strategies
11
and recommendations for conservation,
12
firnding, management, and development of
13
the National Heritage Area;
14
(iii) a description of actions that the
15
Federal Government, State, Tribal, and
16
local governments, private organizations,
17
and individuals have agreed to take to pro -
18 tect the natural, historical, cultural, scenic,
19 and recreational resources of the National
20 Heritage Area;
21 (iv) a program of implementation for
22 the management plan b -,r the local coordi-
23 noting errtit-Nr that includes a description
24 of—
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1
(1) actions to facilitate ongoing
2
collaboration among partners to pro -
3
mote plans for resource protection,
4
restoration, and construction; and
5
(H) specific commitments for im-
6
plementation that have been made b -,r
7
the local coordinating emit -Nr or all -Nr
8
government, organization, or indi-
9
victual for the first 5 gears of oper-
10
ation;
11
(v) the identification of sources of
12
filnding for care ing out the management
13
plan;
14
(vi) anal-Nrsis and recommendations for
15
means b -,r which Federal, State, local, and
16
Tribal programs, inehading the role of the
17
National Park Sen ice in the National Her -
18 itage Area, ma -,r best be coordinated to
19 earl -Nr out this subsection; and
20 (vii) an interpretive plan for the Na -
21 tional Heritage Area; and
22 (ll) recommend policies and strategies for
23 resource management that consider and detail
24 the application of appropriate land and water
25 management techniques, including the develop -
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1 went of intergovernmental and interagenc-\r co -
2 operative
agreements to protect the
natural,
3 historical,
cultural, educational, scenic,
and rec-
4 reational
resources of the National
Heritage
5 Area.
6 (3) DEADLINE.—If a proposed management
7 plan is not submitted to the Secretai-Nr b -,r the date
8 that is 3 vears after the date of enactment of this
9 Act, the local coordinating erltit-,r shall be ineligible
10 to receive additional filnding tinder this section until
11 the date on which the Secretai-Nr receives and ap-
12 proves the management plan.
13 (4) AI�pnov . on Dl',--,W�PROV UI OF AL-�- GE -
14 MEET YL \- .-
15 (A) IN C EVER U.—Not later than 180
16 da -NT s after the date of receipt of the manage -
17 ment plan tinder paragraph (1), the Secretair,
18 in consultation ii ith State and Tribal govern -
19 ments, shall approve or disapprove the manage -
20 ment plan.
21 (B) CRITERLA- Ikon Ai ppOv ,.—In deter -
22 mining whether to approve the management
23 plan, the Secretai-Nr shall consider whether -
24 (i) the local coordinating entit,Nr is rep -
25 resentative of the diverse interests of the
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1 National Heritage Area, including Federal,
2 State, Tribal, and local governments, nat-
3
ural and historic resource protection orga-
4
nizations, educational institutions, busi-
5
messes, and recreational organizations;
6
(ii) the local coordinating emit -Nr has
7
afforded adequate opportnrlit-Nr, including
8
public hearings, for public and govern -
9
Mental involvement in the preparation of
10
the management plan; and
11
(iii) the resource protection and inter -
12
pretation strategies contained in the man -
13
agement plan, if implemented, Avotild ade-
14
cltiatel-Nr protect the natural, historical, and
15
cultural resources of the National Heritage
16
Area.
17
(C) ACTIO\ FOLLOWI\G DI',--,'APPROVAL.—If
18
the Secretai-Nr disapproves the management plan
19
tinder subparagraph (A), the Secretai-Nr shall -
20
(i) advise the local coordinating erltit-Nr
21
in writing of the reasons for the dis-
22
approval;
23
(ii) Make recommendations for revi-
24
sions to the management plan; and
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1 (iii) not later than 180 da-,rs after the
2 receipt of annr proposed revision of the
3 management plan from the local coordi-
4
noting emit -Nr, approve or disapprove the
5
proposed revision.
6
(ll) A.AIL D.AIL Ts. -
7
(i) IN GI;NER.UL.—The Secretai-Nr shall
8
approve or disapprove each amendment to
9
the management plan that the Secretai-Nr
10
determines make a substantial change to
11
the management plan.
12
(ii) U, --,'E OF F vs.—The local co -
13
ordinating emit -Nr shall not use Federal
14
fiands authorized by this subsection to
15
earl -Nr out all -Nr amendments to the manage -
16
meat plan until the Secretai-Nr has approved
17 the amendments.
18 (d) RLI AT10 SHIP TO OTHLn FLVLILU AGE.N-
19 clLs.-
20 (1) IN GENERAL.—Nothing in this section af-
21 fects the atithorit-Nr of a Federal agernc-\r to provide
22 technical or financial assistance tinder ally other lay.
23 (2) CONSULTATION AND COORD N TIO .—The
24 head of all -Nr Federal agernc-\r planning to conduct ac -
25 tivities that ina-\r have an impact on a National Her -
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1 itage Area designated b -,r subsection (a) is encotir-
2 aged to consult and coordinate the activities with the
3 Secretai-r and the local coordinating erltit-v to the
4 ma iintim extent practicable.
5 (3) OTHER FEDERAL AGL clLs.—Nothing in
6 this section -
7 (A) modifies, alters, or amends ail -Nr law or
8 regulation authorizing a Federal agenc-,r to
9 Manage Federal land tinder the jurisdiction of
10 the Federal agenc-\ ;
11 (B) limits the discretion of a Federal land
12 Manager to implement an approved land use
13 plan Avithin the boundaries of a National Herit-
14 age Area designated b -v snbsection (a); or
15 (C) Modifies, alters, or amends all -v atithor-
16 ized use of Federal land under the jurisdiction
17 of a Federal agerle-v.
18 (e) PRIVATE PROPERTY Nv REGULATORY PxOTLc-
19 TIONS.—Nothing in this section -
20 (1) abridges the rights of an -Nr propert-Nr owner
21 (whether public or private), inehading the right to re -
22 (rain from participating in annr plan, project, pro -
23 gram, or aetivit-v conducted within a National Herit-
24 age Area designated b -v snbsection (a);
25 (2) requires annr propert-Nr owner—
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1 (A) to permit public access (including ac -
2 cess b-,- Federal, State, or local agencies) to the
3 PI•opel•t-Nr of the PI•opel•t-Nr 011-rler; 01-
4
r4 (B) to rnodit�r public access or use of prop-
s el -t, -NT of the PI•opel•t-Nr owner under all -Nr other•
6 Federal, State, or local law;
7 (3) alters all -Nr drab- adopted land use regulation,
8 approved land use plan, or other regtalator-N- author -
9 rt -N- of all -Nr Federal, State, Tribal, or local agenc- ;
10 (4) conveys all -Nr land use or other regulator-
11 authol•it-\r to the local coordinating eratit-\
12 (5) authorizes or implies the reservation or ap-
13 propriation of water or water rights;
14 (6) enlarges or diminishes the treat -N- rights of
15 all -Nr Indian Tribe iT-ithirl the National Heritage Area;
16 (7) diminishes -
17 (A) the alathorit-N- of the State to manage
18 fish and AT-ildlife, including the regulation of
19 fishing and hunting within a National Heritage
20 Area designated b-,- subsection (a); or
21 (B) the authorit-N- of Indian Tribes to reg i-
22 late members of Indian Tribes Avith respect to
23 fishing, hunting, and gathering in the exercise
24 of treat- rights; or
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1 (8) creates all -Nr liabilit-,r, or affects all -Nr liabilit-Nr
2 tinder all -Nr other lav, of annr private propert-Nr owner
3 with respect to all -Nr person injured on the private
4 propert-N
5 (f) EV.UXATION AND REPORT.
6 (1) IN GENERU.—For each of the National
7 Heritage Areas designated b -,r subsection (a), not
8 later than 3 vears before the date on which author -
9 it -Nr for Federal filnding terminates for each National
10 Heritage Area, the Secretai-Nr shall -
11 (A) conduct an evaluation of the accom-
12 plishments of the National Heritage Area; and
13 (B) prepare a report in accordance with
14 paragraph (3).
15 (2) EVAL TIO An evaluation conducted
16 under paragraph (1)(A) shall -
17 (A) assess the progress of the local main -
18 agement emit -Nr Avith respect to -
19 (i) accomplishing the purposes of the
20 authorizing legislation for the National
21 Heritage Area; and
22 (ii) achieving the goals and objectives
23 of the approved management plan for the
24 National Heritage Area;
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1 (B) analyze the investments of the Federal
2 Government, State, Tribal, and local govern -
3 ments, and private entities in each National
4 Heritage Area to determine the impact of the
5 investments; and
6 (C) review the management struiettire,
7 partnership relationships, and fianding of the
8 National Heritage Area for purposes of identi-
9 t!Ving the critical components for stistainabilit-Nr
10 of the National Heritage Area.
11 (3) REPORT.—Based on the evahaation con -
12 ducted tinder paragraph (1)(A), the Secretal-v shall
13 submit to the Committee on Erlei`r and Natural
14 Resources of the Senate and the Committee on Nat -
15 ural Resources of the House of Representatives a re -
16 port that inehades recommendations for the fixture
17 role of the National Park Service, if all -Nr, with re -
18 spect to the National Heritage Area.
19 (g) AUTHORIZATION OF APPROPRLA-TIW s.-
20 (1) IN GENERAL. -There is authorized to be
21 appropriated for each National Heritage Area des -
22 ignited b -,r subsection (a) to earl -v out the purposes
23 of this section $10,000,000, of which not more than
24 $1,000,000 uta -,r be Made available in an -Nr fiscal
25 year.
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1 (2) AVT-IIS.A-BII.IT . Arilonrlts made available
2 tinder paragraph (1) shall remain available until ex -
3 pended.
4 (3) COST -SIL -RING REQUIRE�AIENT.-
5 (A) IN GENER U..—The Federal share of
6 the total cost of any activity under this section
7 shall be not more than 50 percent.
8 (B) Fong.—The non -Federal contribution
9 of the total cost of ally activity tinder this sec -
10 tion ma -,r be in the form of in-kind contributions
11 of goods or sei--ices fain -v valved.
12 (4) TERMINATION OF AUTHORITY.—The ati-
13 thorit-v of the SecretanT to provide assistance under
14 this section terminates on the date that is 15 years
15 after the date of enactment of this Act.
16 SEC. 6002. ADJUSTMENT OF BOUNDARIES OF LINCOLN NA -
17 TIONAL HERITAGE AREA.
18 (a) BOU ND SLY ADJUST.AIENT.—Section 443 (b) (1) of
19 the Consolidated Natural Resources Act of 2008 (Public
20 Law 110-229; 122 Stat. 819) is amended -
21 (1) b -,r inserting ", Livingston," after "La -
22 Salle"; and
23 (2) by inserting ", the eit,-Nr of Jonesboro in
24 Union Count -Nr, and the cit -,r of Freeport in Stephen -
25 son Count, -Nr" after "Woodford counties".
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1 (b) 1Lw.—The Secretai-Nr shall update the neap re -
2 ferred to in section 443(b)(2) of the Consolidated Natural
3 Resources Act of 2008 to retlect the boundai-Nr adjustment
4 made b -,r the amendments in subsection (a).
5 SEC. 6003. FINGER LAKES NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA
6 STUDY.
7 (a) DEFINITION' —In this section:
8 (1) HERITAGE AEA.—The term "Heritage
9 Area" means the Finger Lakes National Heritage
10 Area.
11 (2) STATE.—The terns "State" means the State
12 of New York.
13 (3) STUDY AREA.—The terns "StndV area"
14 means -
15 (A) the counties in the State of Cayuga,
16 Chemnng, Cortland, Livingston, Monroe, Onon-
17 daga, Ontario, Schu-Nrler, Seneca, Stenben,
18 Tioga, Tompkins, Wayne, and Yates; and
19 (B) an -Nr other areas in the State that -
20 (i) have heritage aspects that are
21 similar to the areas described in subpara-
22 graph (A); and
23 (ii) are adjacent to, or ill the vicirmit-Nr
24 of, those areas.
25 (b) STUDY.—
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1 (1) IN ( ENER U..—The Secretary in consulta-
2 tion with State and local historic preseiTation offi-
3 cells, State and local historical societies, State and
4 local tourism offices, and other appropriate orgaiii-
5 zations and governmental agencies, shall conduct a
6 stiadv to assess the suitability and feasibility of des -
7 igniting the study area as a National Heritage
8 Areal to be known as the "Finger Lakes National
9 Heritage Area".
10 (2) REQUIREMENT'S'.—The study shall include
11 anabvsis, documentation, and determinations oil
12 whether the study area -
13 (A) has an assemblage of natural, historic,
14 and cultural resources that -
15 (i) represent distinctive aspects of the
16 heritage of the United States;
17 (ii) are worthy of recognition, con -
18 servation, interpretation, and continuing
19 use; and
20 (iii) would be best managed -
21 (I) through partnerships among
22 public and private entities; and
23 (H) by linking diverse and some -
24 times noncontiguous resources and ac -
25 tive communities;
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1 (B) reflects traditions, customs, beliefs,
2 and folklife that are a vahrable part of the stor-r
3 of the United States;
4 (C) provides outstanding opportunities -
5 (i) to conserve natural, historic, cul -
6 tural, or scenic features; and
7 (ii) for recreation and education;
8 (ll) contains resources that -
9 (i) are important to all -v identified
10 themes of the stud -v area; and
11 (ii) retain a degree of integrit-,r capa-
12 ble of supporting interpretation;
13 (E) inehades residents, business interests,
14 nonprofit organizations, and State and local
15 governments that -
16 (i) are involved in the planning of the
17 Heritage Area;
18 (ii) have developed a conceptual finarr-
19 cial plan that outlines the roles of all par -
20 ticipants in the Heritage Area, including
21 the Federal Government; and
22 (iii) have demonstrated support for
23 the designation of the Heritage Area;
24 (F) has a potential management erltit-v to
25 Avork in partnership Avith the individuals and
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1 entities
described in
subparagraph
(E) to de -
2 velop
the Heritage
Area
while
encouraging
3 State and local economic aetivit-r; and
4 (G) has a conceptual boundal-v map that is
5 supported b -,r the public.
6 (c) RE, PORT.—Not later than 3 gears after the date
7 on which fiends are first made available to earl -v out this
8 section, the Secretal-v shall submit to the Committee on
9 Natural Resources of the House of Representatives and
10 the Committee on Erlergr and Natural Resources of the
11 Senate a report that describes -
12 (1) the findings of the stud -v under subsection
13 (b); and
14 (2) all -Nr conclusions and recommendations of the
15 Secretal-v.
16 TITLE VII -WILDLIFE HABITAT
17 AND CONSERVATION
18 SEC. 7001. WILD ACT.
19 (a) PARTNERS' Fox Fisx SND WILDLIFE PROD L -Al
20 REAL THOPlzArlo .—Section 5 of the Partners for Fish
21 and Wildlife Act (16 U.S.C. 3774) is amended b -,r striking
22 "2006 through 2011" and inserting "2018 through
23 2022"
24 (b) Flex AND WILDLIFE COORDINATION.
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1 (1) PURPOSE.—The puipose of this subsection
2 is to protect Avater, oceans, coasts, and Avildlife from
3 invasive species.
4 (2) AMEND.AIEN'I`S TO THE FISH AND WILDLIFE
5 COORDINATION TION A(_ T.-
6 (A) SHORT TITLE; AUTHORIZATION.—The
7 first section of the Fish and Wildlife Coordina-
8 tion Act (16 U.S.C. 661) is amended b -,r strik-
9 ing "For the puipose" and inserting the fol-
io loving:
11 "SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE; AUTHORIZATION.
12 "(a) SHORT TITLE.—This Act ma -,r be cited as the
13 `Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act'.
14 "(b) AUTHORIZATION.—For the purpose".
15 (B) PROTECTION OF AVATER, OCE ANS,
16 (_BOASTS, AND WILDLIFE FRO.AI INVASIVE SPE -
17 clEs.—The Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act
18 (16 U.S.C. 661 et sect.) is amended b -,r adding
19 at the end the following:
20 "SEC. 10. PROTECTION OF WATER, OCEANS, COASTS, AND
21 WILDLIFE FROM INVASIVE SPECIES.
22 "(a) DEFINITION' .—In this section:
23 "(1) CONTROL.—The term `control', urith re -
24 spect to an invasive species, means the eradication,
25 suppression, or reduction of the population of the
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1 invasive species Avithin the area in which the invasive
2 species is present.
3 "(2) ECOSYSTEM.—The terns `ecoS-,rSteril'
4 means the complex of a corilrilnrlit-Nr of organisms
5 and the environment of the organisms.
6 "(3) ELIGIBLE sTATE.—The terra `eligible
7 State' means ally of -
8 "(A) a State;
9 "(B) the District of Cohambia;
10 "(C) the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico;
11 "(ll) Guam;
12 "(E) American Samoa;
13 "(F) the Commonwealth of the Northern
14 Mariana Islands; and
15 "(G) the United States Virgin Islands.
16 "(4) I vAsivE, SPE(_'IES.-
17 "(A) IN GE\EILU.—The term `invasive
18 species' means an alien species, the introduction
19 of which causes, or is likel-Nr to cause, economic
20 or environmental harm or harm to human
21 health.
22 "(B) A,sO('LA-rED DEFINITIO .—For pur-
23 poses of subparagraph (A), the terra `alien spe-
24 cies', Avith respect to a particular ecoS-\rStern,
25 cleans an -Nr species (including the seeds, eggs,
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1 spores, or other biological material of the spe-
2 cies that are capable of propagating the species)
3 that is not native to the affected ecosysteril.
4 "(C) I cit sio .—The terms `invasive
5 species' and `alien species' include all -Nr tel -res -
6 trial or aquatic species determined b -,r the rel -
7 evant tribal, regional, State, or local authorit-Nr
8 to meet the reclnirements of subparagraph (A)
9 or (B), as applicable.
10 "(5) MANAGE; AL-�_ AGEMENT.—The terms
11 `manage' and `management', ivith respect to an
12 invasive species, mean the active implementation of
13 ally activity -
14 "(A) to reduce or stop the spread of the
15 invasive species; and
16 "(B) to inhibit fiarther infestations of the
17 invasive species, the spread of the invasive spe-
18 cies, or harm caused b -,r the invasive species, in -
19 eluding investigations regarding methods for
20 earl -Nr detection and rapid response, prevention,
21 control, or management of the invasive species.
22 "(6) PREVENT.—The term `prevent', ivith re -
23 spect to an invasive species, means -
24 "(A) to hinder the introduction of the
25 invasive species onto land or water; or
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1 "(B) to impede the spread of the invasive
2 species Avithin land or Avater b -,r inspecting,
3 intercepting, or confiscating invasive species
4 threats prior to the establishment of the
5 invasive species onto land or Avater of an eligible
6 State.
7 "(7) SECRETARY CONCERNED.—The term `See -
8 retai-Nr concerned' means -
9 "(A) the Secretai-Nr of the Ar 111 -NT acting
10 through the Assistant Secretai-Nr of the Ai•rn-Nr
11 for Civil "Works, Ai ith respect to Federal land
12 administered b -,r the Corps of Engineers;
13 "(B) the Secretai-Nr of the Interior, ZT-ith re -
14 spect to Federal land administered b -,r the Sec -
15 retai-Nr of the Interior through -
16 "(i) the United States Fish and Wild -
17 life Sen ice;
18 "(ii) the Bureau of Indian Affairs;
19 "(iii) the Bureau of Land Manage -
20 ment;
21 "(iv) the Bureau of Reclamation; or
22 "(v) the National Park Sen ice;
23 "(C) the Secretai-Nr of
01j•iculture, ZT-ith re -
24 spect to Federal land administered b -,r the See -
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1 retai-Nr of \.g7•iculture through the Forest SeiT-
2 ice; and
3 "(ll) the head or a representative of all -Nr
4 other Federal agenc-,r the duties of whom re-
s quire planning relating to, and the treatment
6 of, invasive species for the purpose of protecting
7 Avater and Avildlife on land and coasts and in
8 oceans and Avater.
9 "(8) SPECIE',.—The term `species' means a
10 g7 o tp of organisms, all of which -
11 "(A) have a high degree of genetic simi-
12 larit-r;
13 "(B) are moiphologieall-Nr distinct;
14 "(C) generally -
15 "(i) interbreed at matnrit-Nr 0111 -Nr
16 among themselves; and
17 "(ii) produce fertile offspring; and
18 "(ll) show persistent differences from
19 members of allied g7•oups of organisms.
20 "(b) CONTROL AND AL-AGEMENT.—Each Secretai-Nr
21 concerned shall plan and earl -Nr out activities on land di -
22 real -Nr managed b -,r the Secretai-Nr concerned to protect
23 Avater and Avildlife b -,r controlling and managing invasive
24 species—
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1 "(1) to inhibit or reduce the populations of
2 invasive species; and
3 "(2) to effectuate restoration or reclamation ef-
4 forts.
5 "(c) STRATEGIC PLAN.
6 "(1) IN GENER U..—Each Secretal-v concerned
7 shall develop a strategic plan for the implementation
8 of the invasive species program to achieve, to the
9 maximum extent practicable, a substantive annual
10 net redaction of invasive species populations or in -
11 fested acreage on land or water managed b -,r the Sec -
12 retal-v concerned.
13 "(2) COORDI\ Arlo.—Each strategic plan
14 under paragraph (1) shall be developed -
15 "(A) in coordination Avith affected -
16 "(i) eligible States;
17 "(ii) political subdivisions of eligible
18 States; and
19 "(iii) federall-Nr recognized Indian
20 tribes; and
21 "(B) in accordance Avith the priorities es -
22 tablished b -,r 1 or more Governors of the eligible
23 States in which an ecosystem affected by an
24 invasive species is located.
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1 "(3) FACTORS' TOP,S FOP, (_'O\ SIDER TIO\ .—In devel-
2 oping a strategic plan tinder this subsection, the
3 Secretal-v concerned shall take into consideration the
4 economic and ecological costs of action or inaction,
5 as applicable.
6 "(d) COST-EFFECTIVE METHOD'S.—III selecting a
7 method to be used to control or manage an invasive species
8 as part of a specific control or management project con -
9 ducted as part of a strategic plan developed tinder stib-
10 section (c), the Secretal-v concerned shall prioritize the use
11 of methods that -
12 "(1) effeetivel-Nr control and manage invasive
13 species, as determined b -,r the Secretal-v concerned,
14 based on sound scientific data;
15 "(2) minimize environmental impacts; and
16 "(3) control and manage invasive species in the
17 least costly manner.
18 "(e) COM SIL TivE Eco omw ASSESS.AIE T.—To
19 achieve compliance Avith subsection (d), the Secretal-Nr coll-
20 cerned shall require a comparative economic assessment
21 of invasive species control and management methods to
22 be conducted.
23 "(f) EXPEDITED ACTION. -
24 "(1) IN GE\ER.U..—The Secretaries concerned
25 shall use all tools and flexibilities available (as of the
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1 date of enactment of this section) to expedite the
2 projects and activities described in paragraph (2).
3 "(2) IllI7sCRIPTIo\ OF PROJECTS -A_Nv CTIVl-
4 TIE', --,'. —A project or activit-,r referred to in paragraph
5 (1) is a project or actii-ity —
6 "() to protect Avater or Avildlife from an
7 invasive species that, as determined b -,r the Sec -
8 retai-Nr concerned is, or Avill be, carried out on
9 land or Avater that is -
10 "(i) direetl-Nr managed b -,r the Secretai-Nr
11 concerned; and
12 "(ii) located in an area that is -
13 "(1) at high risk for the introdue-
14 tion, establishment, or spread of
15 invasive species; and
16 "(11) determined b -,r the See -
17 retai-Nr concerned to require immediate
18 action to address the risk identified in
19 subclause (1); and
20 "(B) carried out in accordance Avith appli-
21 cable agenc-,r procedures, including an -Nr applica-
22 ble-
23 "(i) land or resource management
24 plan; or
25 "(ii) land use plan.
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1 "(g) AmL OCATIWN OF FUNDING.—Of the amount ap-
2 propriated or otherwise made available to each Secretar-Nr
3 concerned for a fiscal gear for programs that address or
4 include protection of land or Avater from an invasive spe-
5 cies, the Secretar-r concerned shall use not less than 75
6 percent for on -the -ground control and management of
7 invasive species, Avhich riga-v include -
8 "(1) the purchase of necessar-r products, equip -
9 ment, or services to conduct that control and man -
10 agement;
11 "(2) the use of integrated pest management op -
12 tions, inch -Wing options that use pesticides author -
13 ized for sale, distribution, or use under the Federal
14 Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act ( 7
15 U.S.C. 136 et seq.);
16 "(3) the use of biological control agents that
17 are proven to be effective to reduce invasive species
18 populations;
19 "(4) the nse of revegetation or cultural restora-
20 tion methods designed to improve the diver
sit -v and
21 richness of ecus-rsterns;
22
"(5)
the nse of monitoring and detection
activi-
23
ties for
invasive species, including equipment,
detec-
24 tion dogs, and mechanical devices;
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1 "(6) the use of appropriate methods to remove
2 invasive species from a vehicle or vessel capable of
3 conveyance, or
4 "(7) the use of other effective Mechanical or
5 mamual control methods.
6 "(h) I\�'LSTIG TIO\S, OUTREACH, EACH, A\D PUBLI(_
7 r WARENLSS.—Of the amount appropriated or otherwise
8 Made available to each Secretar-Nr concerned for a fiscal
9 gear for programs that address or include protection of
10 land or water from an invasive species, the Secretar-Nr coll-
11 cerned rna-,r use not More than 15 percent for investiga-
12 tions, development activities, and outreach and public
13 awareness efforts to address invasive species control and
14 management needs.
15 "(i) ADMINISTRATIVECows.—Of the amount appro-
16 printed or otherwise Made available to each Secretar-Nr coll-
17 cerned for a fiscal gear for programs that address or in -
18 elude protection of land or water from an invasive species,
19 not More than 10 percent ma -,T be used for administrative
20 costs incurred to ear -r -Nr out those programs, including costs
21 relating to oversight and management of the programs,
22 recordkeeping, and implementation of the strategic plan
23 developed under subsection (e).
24 "(j) REPORTING REQ IREME TS.—Not later than 60
25 da -NT s after the end of the second fiscal gear beginning after
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1 the date of enactment of this section, each Secretai-NT corl-
2 cerned shall submit to Congress a report -
3 "(1) describing the use b -,T the Secretai-NT corl-
4 cerned during the 2 preceding fiscal gears of filnds
5 for programs that address or include invasive species
6 management; and
7 "(2) specit�Tirlg the percentage of filnds ex -
8 pended for each of the purposes specified in sub -
9 sections (g), (h), and (i).
10 "(k) RE, LATION TO OTHER AUTHORITY. -
11 "(1) OTHER INVASIVE SPECIES CONTROL, PRE -
12 VENTION, AND ALANAGEMENT At THORITIES.—Noth-
13 ing in this section precludes the Secretai-NT concerned
14 from pursuing or supporting, pursuant to all other
15 provision of lav, all -NT activit-NT regarding the control,
16 prevention, or management of all invasive species,
17 inehiding investigations to improve the control, pre -
18 verntion, or management of the invasive species.
19 "(2) PUBLIC AVATER 'SUPPLY SYSTE.AIS.—Noth-
20 ing in this section authorizes the Secretai-NT corl-
21 cerned to suspend all -NT Avater delivei-NT or diversion, or
22 otheni ise to prevent the operation of a public Avater
23
Suppl�T S-,TStem, as a measure
to control,
manage, or
24
prevent the introduction or
spread of
all invasive
25 species.
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1 "(1)
USE OF
to the
sub -
2 sections
(111) and
(n), the Secretar-Nr
concerned Ina -,r enter
3 into all -Nr contract or cooperative agreement Avith another
4 Federal agellc-,r, an eligible State, a political subdivision
5 of an eligible State, or a private individual or elltitr to
6 assist Avith the control and management of an invasive spe-
7 cies.
8 "(111) MEMORANDUM M OF U\DLILS'I-\DI\G.-
9 "(1) IN GI;NER.UL. As a condition of a con -
10 tract or cooperative agreement under subsection (1),
11 the Secretal-Nr concerned and the applicable Federal
12 agency, eligible State, political subdivision of an eli-
13 Bible State, or private individual or elltit-Nr shall enter
14 into a memorandvim of understanding that de -
15 scribes -
16 "(A) the nature of the partnership between
17 the parties to the memorandum of under -
18 standing; and
19 "(B) the control and management activi-
20 ties to be conducted under the contract or coop -
21 erative agreement.
22 "(2) CONTE\'I`S. A memorandvim of under -
23 standing under this subsection shall contain, at a
24 mininnanl, the follouring:
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1 "(A) A prioritized listing of each invasive
2 species to be controlled or managed.
3 "(B) An assessment of the total acres of
4 land or area of Avater infested by the invasive
5 species.
6 "(C) An estimate of the expected total
7 acres of land or area of Avater infested by the
8 invasive species after control and management
9 of the invasive species is attempted.
10 "(ll) A description of each specific, inte-
11 grated pest management option to be used, in -
12 eluding a comparative economic assessment to
13 determine the least -costly method.
14 "(E) Anne map, botindai-Nr, or Global Yosi-
15 tioning S-\rstem coordinates needed to clean -Nr
16 identit�r the area in which each control or man -
17 agement aetivit-Nr is proposed to be conducted.
18 "(F) A written assurance that each part -
19 tier AT -ill eornpl�T Avith section 15 of the Federal
20 Noxious Meed Act of 1974 (7 U.S.C. 2814).
21 "(3) COORDI\Arlo .—If a partner to a con -
22 tract or cooperative agreement tinder subsection (1)
23 is an eligible State, political subdivision of an eligible
24 State, or private individual or entit-Nr, the rnerno-
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1 randtim of understanding under this subsection shall
2 inehade a description of -
3 "(A) the means b -,r which each applicable
4 control or management effort will be coordi-
5 noted; and
6 "(B) the expected outcomes of managing
7 and controlling the invasive species.
8 "(4) PUBLIC OUTREACH CH A\D AVAPL Ess EF -
9 FOPTs.—If a contract or cooperative agreement
10 under subsection (1) involves an -Nr outreach or public
11 awareness effort, the memorandum of understanding
12 under this subsection shall inch -We a list of goals and
13 objectives for each outreach or public awareness ef-
14 fort that have been determined to be efficient to in -
15 form national, regional, State, or local audiences re -
16 girding invasive species control and management.
17 "(n) INVESTIGATIONS.—The purpose of all -v invasive
18 species -related investigation carried out tinder a contract
19 or cooperative agreement tinder subsection (1) shall be -
20 "(1) to develop sohations and specific ree-
21 ommendations for control and management of
22 invasive species; and
23 "(2) specificall-Nr to provide faster implementa-
24 tion of control and management methods.
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1 "(0) COORDINATION WITH AFFECTED LO( u. Gov -
2 ERNMENTS.—Each project and aetivit-Nr carried out pursu-
3 ant to this section shall be coordinated Avith affected local
4 governments in a planner that is consistent Avith section
5 202(c)(9) of the Federal Land Polis -\r and Management
6 Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1712(c)(9)).".
7 (c) WILDLIFE CONSERVATION. -
8 (1) REAUTHORIZATION OF M LTINATIO\ .0
9 SPECIES CO\SERVATIO\ FUNDS. -
10 (A) REAUTHORIZATION OF THE AFRICAN
11 ELEPHANT CONSERVATION ACT.—Section
12 2306(x) of the African Elephant Conservation
13 Act (16 U.S.C. 4245(x)) is amended b -,r striking
14 "2007 through 2012" and inserting "2018
15 through 2022".
16 (B) REAUTHORIZATION OF THE
17 ELEPHANT CO\SERVATIO\ CT OF 1997.—See-
18 tion 8(a) of the Asian Elephant Conservation
19 Act of 1997 (16 U.S.C. 4266(x)) is amended b -,r
20 striking "2007 through 2012" and inserting
21 "2018 through 2022".
22 (C) REAUTHORIZATION OF THE RHI\O(_'-
23 EROS AND TIGER CONSERVA'T`ION CT OF
24 1994.—Section 10(a) of the Rhinoceros and
25 'Tiger Conservation Act of 1994 (16 U.S.C.
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1 5306(x)) is amended b -,r striking "2007 through
2 2012" and inserting "2018 through 2022".
3 (ll) A.AIENDM NTS TO THE GREAT PE
4 CONSERVATION CT OF 2000.-
5 (i) PANEL.—Section 4(i) of the Great
6 Ape ConseiTation Act of 2000 (16 U.S.C.
7 6303(1)) is amended -
8 (1) b -,r striking paragraph (1) and
9 inserting the follolving:
10 "(1) CONVE TIO .—Not later than 1 gear after
11 the date of the enactment of the Natural Resources
12 Management Act, and evei-Nr 5 gears thereafter, the
13 Secretai-Nr shall convene a panel of experts on great
14 apes to identit�r the greatest needs and priorities for
15 the conservation of great apes.";
16 (11) b -,r redesignating paragraph
17 (2) as paragraph (5); and
18 (III) b -,r inserting after paragraph
19 (1) the follouring:
20 "(2) COMPOSITIO .—The Secretai-Nr shall en -
21 sore that the panel referred to in paragraph (1) in -
22 eludes, to the ma imam extent practicable, 1 or
23 more representatives -
24 "(A) from each counti-Nr that comprises the
25 natural range of great apes; and
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1 "(B) Avith expertise in great ape conseiTa-
2 tion.
3 "(3) CONSERVATION PiAA s.—In identif�Ting the
4 conservation needs and priorities tinder paragraph
5 (1), the panel referred to in that paragraph shall
6 consider all -NT relevant great ape conservation plan or
7 strate,nT, inch -Wing scientific research and findings
8 relating to -
9 "(A) the conseiTation needs and priorities
10 of great apes;
11 "(B) all -NT regional or species-specific action
12 plan or strategy
13 "(C) ail -NT applicable strateg�T developed or
14 initiated b -,T the Secretai-T; and
15 "(ll) ainT other applicable conseiTation
16 plan or strateg�T.
17 "(4) FU Nvs.—SnlIjeet to the availabilit-NT of ap-
18 propriations, the Secretai-T ma -v use armnnts avail -
19 able to the Secretai-NT to pa -\T for the costs of con -
20 vening and facilitating an -NT meeting of the panel re -
21 ferred to in paragraph (1).".
22 (ii) 1IULTIYLAL GR - Ts.—Section 4
23 of the Great Ape Conservation Act of 2000
24 (16 U.S.C. 6303) is amended b -T adding at
25 the end the folloAving:
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1 "(j) 1It LTIY E AR GRANT'S'. -
2 "(1) At THORIZ TIO .—The Secretai-r ma -v
3 award to a person who is otherwise eligible for a
4 grant under this section a multi -rear grant to sari -Nr
5 out a pi•gject that the person demonstrates is an ef-
6 festive, long-term conservation strate,�T for great
7 apes and the habitat of great apes.
8 "(2) EFFECT OF St I;SECTIO .—Nothing in this
9 subsection precludes the Secretal-v from awarding a
10 grant on an annual basis.".
11 (iii) ADMINISTRATIVEsLs.-
12 Section 5(b)(2) of the Great Ape Conserva-
13 tion Act of 2000 (16 U.S.C. 6304(b)(2)) is
14 amended b -,r striking "$100,000" and in -
15 senting "$150,000".
16 (iv) AUTHORIZATION OF U PROPRL--
17 TION S.—Section 6 of the Great Ape Con -
18 servation Act of 2000 (16 U.S.C. 6305) is
19 amended b -,r striking "2006 through 2010"
20 and inserting "2018 through 2022".
21 (E) A.AIE\D.AIE\'I`S TO THE AL RINE TUR -
22 TLE CO\SERVATIO\ CT OF 2004.-
23 (i) PURPOSE.—Section 2(b) of the
24 Marine 'Turtle Conservation Act of 2004
25 (16 U.S.C. 6601(b)) is amended b -,r insent-
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1 ing "and territories of the United States"
2 after "foreign countries".
3 (ii) DEFI rrlo s.—Section 3 of the
4 Marine Turtle Conservation Act of 2004
5 (16 U.S.C. 6602) is amended
6 (I) in paragraph (2), in the mat -
7 ter preceding subparagraph (A), b-,
8 inserting "and territories of the
9 United States" after "foreign coun-
10 tries"; and
11 (11) b -,r adding at the end the fol -
12 lowing:
13 "(7) TERRITORY OF THE UNITED s1
14 The tern 'telrito,-Nr of the United States' means -
15 "(A) the Commonwealth of P,aerto Rico;
16 "(B) Guam;
17 "(C) American Samoa;
18 "(ll) the Commonwealth of the Northern
19 Mariana Islands;
20 "(E) the United States Virgil, Islands; and
21 "(F) an -Nr other territonT or possession of
22 the United States.".
23 (iii) 1I<-ILINL TURTLE CoN sERVA IW
24 4 of the Marine
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1 Turtle Conservation Act of 2004 (16
2 U.S.C. 6603) is amended -
3 (1) in subsection (b) (1) (A), by in -
4 senting "or a territory of the United
5 States" after "foreign country"; and
6 (11) in subsection (d), b -,r striking
7 "foreign countries" and inserting "a
8 foreign counti-Nr or a telritoi-Nr of the
9 United States".
10 (iv) Av.AH IsTR T1VEsLs.-
11 Section 5 (b) (2) of the Marine Turtle Con -
12 servation Act of 2004 (16 U.S.C.
13 6604(b)(2)) is amended b -,r striking
14 "$80,000" and inserting "$150,000".
15 (v) AUTHORIZATION OF AA'PPOPPLA--
16 T1O s.—Section 7 of the Marine Turtle
17 Conservation Act of 2004 (16 U.S.C.
18 6606) is amended b -,r striking "each of fis-
19 cal gears 2005 through 2009" and insert -
20 ing "each of fiscal gears 2018 through
21 2022".
22 (d) PRIZE COMPETITION,`,'. -
23 (1) DEFINITION' .—In this subsection:
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1 (A) NoN-FEDER =UL FUND'S'.—The term
2 "non -Federal fiands" means fiands provided
3 bv-
4 (i) a State;
5 (ii) a telritoi-Nr of the United States;
6 (iii) 1 or more units of local or tribal
7 government;
8 (iv) a private for-profit entit-\
9 (v) a nonprofit organization; or
10 (vi) a private individual.
11 (B) SECRETARY.—The terra "Secretai-Nr"
12 cleans the Secretar-Nr, acting through the Direc-
13 for of the United States Fish and Wildlife SeiT-
14 ice.
15 (C) WILDLIFE.—The terra "wildlife" has
16 the cleaning given the terra in section S of the
17 Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act (16 U.S.C.
18 666b).
19 (2) THEODORE ROOSEVELT GENIUS PRIZE FOIL
20 THE PREVENTION OF WILDLIFE POACHING AND
21 T L AYFICIUNG.-
22 (A) DEFINITIONS.—In this paragraph:
23 (i) BOARD.—The terra `Board"
24 cleans the Prevention of Wildlife Poaching
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1 and 'Trafficking Technolognr Advisol-v
2 Board established b -,r stibparag7•aph (C.)(i).
3 (ii) PRIZE COMPETITIo .—The terns
4 "prize competition" means the Theodore
5 Roosevelt Genius Prize for the prevention
6 of Avildlife poaching and trafficking estab-
7 lished under stibparag7•aph (B).
8 (B) AUTHORITY.—Not later than 180 days
9 after the date of enactment of this Act, the Sec -
10 retal-v shall establish tinder section 24 of the
11 Stevenson-" -Nrdler 'I'echnolog T Innovation Act of
12 1980 (15 U.S.C. 3719) a prize competition, to
13 be known as the "'Theodore Roosevelt Genius
14 Prize" for the prevention of Avildlife poaching
15 and traffickiiip-
16 (i) to encourage technological irnrnova-
17 tion Avith the potential to advance the inis-
18 cion of the United States Fish and Wildlife
19 Service Avith respect to the prevention of
20 Avildlife poaching and trafficking; and
21 (ii) to award 1 or more prizes annti-
22 all -Nr for a technological advancement that
23 prevents Avildlife poaching and trafficking.
24 (C) ADvlsOP BORD.—
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1
(i) is estab-
2
lished an advisoi-Nr board, to be known as
3
the "Prevention of Wildlife Poaching and
4
Trafficking 'I`echnolog<r Advisoi-Nr Board".
5
(ii) COMPOSITIO .—The Board shall
6
be composed of not fever than 9 members
7
appointed b -,r the Secretai-Nr, who shall pro -
8
vide expertise in -
9
(I) Avildlife trafficking and trade;
10
(II) Avildlife conservation and
11
management;
12
(III) biolop
13
(IV) technology development;
14
(V) engineering
15
(VI) economics;
16
(VII) business development and
17 management; and
18 (VIII) army other discipline, as the
19 Secretai-Nr determines to be rnecessai-Nr
20 to achieve the purposes of this para -
21 graph.
22 (iii) DU TIE' —Subject to clause (iv),
23 Avith respect to the prize competition, the
24 Board shall -
25 (I) select a topic;
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1 (II) issue a problem statement;
2 and
3
(III) advise the Secretai-Nr on all -Nr
4
oppoi•tnrlit-Nr fol- technological innova-
5
tion to prevent Avildlife poaching and
6
trafficking.
7
(iv) CONSULTATION.—III selecting a
8
topic and issuing a problem statement for
9
the prize competition under subclauses (I)
10
and (II) of clause (iii), respeetivel�r, the
11
Board shall consult Avidely Avith Federal
12
and non -Federal stakeholders, inehading-
13
(I) 1 or more Federal agencies
14
Avith jurisdiction over the prevention
15
of Avildlife poaching and trafficking;
16
(II) 1 or more State agencies
17
Avith jurisdiction over the prevention
18
of Avildlife poaching and trafficking;
19
(III) 1 or more State, regional,
20
or local Avildlife organizations, the
21
mission of which relates to the preven-
22
tion of Avildlife poaching and traf-
23
Picking; and
24
(IV) 1 or more Avildlife conseiTa-
25
tion gi•onpS, technology companies, re -
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1 search institutions, institutions of
2 higher education, industi-Nr associa-
3 tions, or individual stakeholders Avith
4
an interest in the prevention of Avild-
5
life poaching and trafficking.
6
(v) RE, cit IREAII NTS.—The Board
7
shall cornpl-Nr Avith all requirements under
8
paragraph (7)(A).
9
(ll) AGREEMENT WITH THE \ TIO. .U�
10
FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION.-
OLNDTION.-
11
11
(i) IN GENER =UL.—The Secretal-Nr Shall
12
offer to enter into an agreement under
13
which the National Fish and Wildlife
14
Foundation shall administer the prize eom-
15
petition.
16
(ii) REQ IxI.AII NTS. An agreement
17
entered into under clause (i) shall cornpl-Nr
18
Avith all requirements under paragraph
19
(7)(B).
20
(E) JUDGE, --,'.-
21
(i) APPOINTMENT.—The Secreta -Nr
22
shall appoint not fever than 3 judges who
23
shall, except as provided in clause (ii), se -
24
lect the 1 or more annual Avirnners of the
25
prize competition.
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1 (ii) DETERMINATION BY THE SL(_' -
2 RE ARY .—The judges appointed tinder
3 clause (i) shall not select ail -Nr annual Avin-
4 ner of the prize competition if the See-
s retal-v makes a determination that, in all -v
6 fiscal gear, none of the technological ad-
z vancements entered into the prize competi-
8 tion merits an award.
9 (F) REPORT To CONGRLss.—Not later
10 than 60 dans after the date on which a cash
11 prize is awarded tinder this paragraph, the Sec -
12 retal-v shall submit to the Committee on Envi-
13 ronment and Ptiblic Works of the Senate and
14 the Committee on Natural Resources of the
15 House of Representatives a report on the prize
16 competition that inehades-
17 (i) a statement b -,r the Board that de -
18 scribes the activities carried out by the
19 Board relating to the duties described in
20 subparagraph (C) (iii);
21 (ii) if the Secretal-v has entered into
22 an agreement tinder subparagraph (D)(i),
23 a statement by the National Fish and
24 Wildlife Foundation that describes the ac -
25 tivities carried out by the National Fish
•S 47 PCS
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1 and Wildlife Foundation relating to the du -
2 ties described in paragraph (7)(B), and
3 (iii) a statement b -,r 1 or more of the
4 judges appointed under subparagraph (E)
5 that explains the basis on which the winner
6 of the cash prize was selected.
7 (G) TERMINATION OF AUTHORITY.—The
8 Board and all authorit-,r provided under this
9 paragraph shall terminate on December 31,
10 2022.
11 (3) THEODORE ROOSEVELT GE\ILS PRIZE FOR
12 THE PROMOTIO\ OF WILDLIFE CONSERVATION.-
13
O\SERVATIO\.-
13 (A) DEFI\ITIO\S.—In this paragraph:
14 (i) BOARD.—The terra `Board"
15 means the Promotion of Wildlife Conserva-
16 tion Techrlolog<r dvisoi-v Board estab-
17 lished b -,r subparagraph (C.)(i).
18 (ii) PRIZE COMPETITIO .—The term
19 "prize competition" means the Theodore
20 Roosevelt Genius Prize for the promotion
21 of wildlife conservation established under
22 subparagraph (B).
23 (B) AUTHORITY.—Not later than 180 days
24 after the date of enactment of this Act, the Sec -
25 retal-v shall establish under section 24 of the
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1 Stevenson-" -NAler Teelmolog r Innovation Act of
2 1980 (15 U.S.C. 3719) a prize competition, to
3 be known as the "Theodore Roosevelt Genius
4 Prize" for the promotion of Avildlife conserva-
5 tion -
6
(i) to encourage technological innova-
7
tion Avith the potential to advance the mis-
8
cion of the United States Fish and Wildlife
9
Service Avith respect to the promotion of
10
Avildlife conservation; and
11
(ii) to award 1 or more prizes amlu-
12
all -Nr for a technological advancement that
13
promotes Avildlife conservation.
14
(C) ADvlsOP BOARD. -
15
(i) ES'I BLISHAIENT.—There is estab-
16
lished an advisoi-Nr board, to be known as
17
the "Promotion of Wildlife ConseiTation
18
'I`echnolog<r AdviSoi-Nr Board".
19
(ii) COMPOSITIO. .—The Board shall
20
be composed of not fever than 9 members
21
appointed b -,r the Secretai-Nr, who shall pro -
22
vide expertise in -
23
(I) Avildlife conseiTation and
24
management;
25
(R) biolo!
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1
(III) technolo,�T development;
2
(IV) engineering;
3
(V) econornicS;
4
(VI) business development and
5
management; and
6
(VII) annr other discipline, as the
7
Secretai-Nr determines to be rnecessai-Nr
8
to achieve the purposes of this para -
9
graph.
10
(iii) DU TIES . -Subject to clause (iv),
11
Avith respect to the prize competition, the
12
Board shall -
13
(I) select a topic;
14
(II) issue a problem statement;
15
and
16
(III) advise the Secretai-Nr on all -Nr
17
opportnrlit-Nr for technological innova-
18 tion to promote Avildlife conservation.
19 (iv) CONSULTATION. -III selecting a
20 topic and issuing a problem statement for
21 the prize competition under subclauses (I)
22 and (II) of clause (iii), respeetivel�r, the
23 Board shall consult Avidely Avith Federal
24 and non -Federal stakeholders, inehading—
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1 (I) 1 or more Federal agencies
2 urith jurisdiction over the promotion of
3 wildlife conservation;
4
(II) 1 or more State agencies
5
urith jurisdiction over the promotion of
6
wildlife conservation;
7
(III) 1 or more State, regional,
8
or local wildlife organizations, the
9
mission of which relates to the pro -
10
motion of wildlife conservation; and
11
(IV) 1 or more wildlife conseiTa-
12
tion groups, technology companies, re -
13
search institutions, institutions of
14
higher education, industi-Nr associa-
15
tions, or individual stakeholders urith
16
an interest in the promotion of Avild-
17
life conseiTation.
18
(v) RE, cit 1REA1 NT3.—The Board
19
shall cornpl-Nr with all requirements under
20
paragraph (7)(A).
21
(ll) AGREEMENT AVITH THE \ TIO. .U�
22
FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION.-
OLNDTION.-
23
23
(i) IN GENER =UL.—The Secretai-Nr shall
24
offer to enter into an agreement under
25
which the National Fish and Wildlife
•S 47 PCS
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1 Foundation shall administer the prize eom-
2 petition.
3 (ii) REQUIREMENTS.—An agreement
4 entered into tinder clause (i) shall cornpl-Nr
5 Avith all requirements tinder paragraph
6 (7)(B).
7 (E) JUDGE, --,'.-
8 (i) APPOINTMENT.—The Secretai-Nr
9 shall appoint not fever than 3 judges who
10 shall, except as provided in clause (ii), se-
ll lect the 1 or more annual Avirnners of the
12 prize competition.
13 (ii) DETERMINATION BY THE -
14 RE CRY .—The judges appointed tinder
15 clause (i) shall not select ail -Nr aminal Avin-
16 ner of the prize competition if the See -
17 retai-Nr makes a determination that, in all -Nr
18 fiscal gear, none of the technological ad -
19 vancements entered into the prize competi-
20 tion merits an award.
21 (F) REPORT To CONGRESS.—Not later
22 than 60 dans after the date on which a cash
23 prize is awarded tinder this paragraph, the Sec -
24 retai-Nr shall submit to the Committee on Em i-
25 ronment and Ptiblic Works of the Senate and
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1 the Committee on Natural Resources of the
2 House of Representatives a report on the prize
3 competition that inehades-
4 (i) a statement b -,r the Board that de-
s scribes the activities carried out by the
6 Board relating to the duties described in
7 subparagraph (C) (iii);
8 (ii) if the Secretai-r has entered into
9 an agreement under subparagraph (D)(i),
10 a statement by the National Fish and
11 Wildlife Foundation that describes the ac -
12 tivities carried out by the National Fish
13 and Wildlife Foundation relating to the du -
14 ties described in paragraph (7)(B); and
15 (iii) a statement b -r 1 or more of the
16 judges appointed under subparagraph (E)
17 that explains the basis on which the winner
18 of the cash prize Avas selected.
19 (fix) TERMINATION OF AUTHORITY.—The
20 Board and all authorit-,r provided under this
21 paragraph shall terminate on December 31,
22 2022.
23 (4) THEODORE ROOSEVELT GE Its PRIZE FOR
24 THE ALA GEMENT OF INVASIVE SPECIES. -
25 (A) DEFI\ITIO\S.—In this paragraph:
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1 (i) BOARD.—The term `Board"
2 means the Management of Invasive Species
3 Techrlolog<r dvisoi-v Board established b -,r
4 subparagraph (C)(i).
5 (ii) PRIZE COMPETITIo .—The term
6
"prize competition" means the Theodore
7
Roosevelt Genius Prize for the manage -
8
ment of invasive species established tinder
9
subparagraph (B).
10
(B) AUTHORITY.—Not later than 180 days
11
after the date of enactment of this Act, the Sec -
12
retal-v shall establish tinder section 24 of the
13
Stevenson-" ydler 'I`echnolog<T Innovation Act of
14
1980 (15 U.S.C. 3719) a prize competition, to
15
be known as the "Theodore Roosevelt Genius
16
Prize" for the management of invasive spe-
17
cies-
18
(i) to encourage technological innova-
19
tion with the potential to advance the mis-
20
cion of the United States Fish and Wildlife
21
Service with respect to the management of
22
invasive species; and
23
(ii) to award 1 or more prizes amin-
24
all -Nr for a technological advancement that
25
manages invasive species.
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1
(C) ADVISOI Y BOARD. -
2
(i) Es'I-BI�ISH.AIE.NT.—There is estab-
3
lished an advisoi-Nr board, to be known as
4
the "Management of Invasive Species
5
'I`echnolog<r AdviSoi-Nr Board".
6
(ii) COMPOSITIO .—The Board shall
7
be composed of not fever than 9 members
8
appointed b -,r the Secretai-Nr, who shall pro -
9
vide expertise in -
10
(I) invasive species;
11
(II) biolop
12
(III) technology development;
13
(IV) engineering;
14
(V) econornicS;
15
(VI) business development and
16
management; and
17
(VII) an -Nr other discipline, as the
18
Secretai-Nr determines to be rnecessai-Nr
19
to achieve the purposes of this para -
20
g7•aph.
21
(iii) DU TIE' -Subject to clause (iv),
22
Avith respect to the prize competition, the
23
Board shall -
24
(I) select a topic;
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1 (II) issue a problem statement;
2 and
3
(III) advise the Secretai-Nr on all -Nr
4
oppoi•tnrlit-Nr fol- technological innova-
5
tion to manage invasive species.
6
(iv) CONSULTATION.—III selecting a
7
topic and issuing a problem statement for
8
the prize competition under subclauses (I)
9
and (II) of clause (iii), respeetivel-Nr, the
10
Board shall consult Avidely Avith Federal
11
and non -Federal stakeholders, inehading-
12
(I) 1 or more Federal agencies
13
Avith jurisdiction over the management
14
of invasive species;
15
(II) 1 or more State agencies
16
Avith jurisdiction over the management
17 of invasive species;
18 (III) 1 or more State, regional,
19 or local Avildlife organizations, the
20 mission of which relates to the man -
21 agement of invasive species; and
22 (IV) 1 or more Avildlife conseiTa-
23 tion 011•0ups, technology companies, re -
24 search institutions, institutions of
25 higher education, industi-Nr associa-
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1 tions, or individual stakeholders Avith
2 an interest in the management of
3
invasive species.
4
(v) RE, cit IREAII NTS.—The Board
5
shall cornpl-Nr Avith all requirements under
6
paragraph (7)(A).
7
(ll) AGREEMENT WITH THE \ TIO. .U�
8
FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION.-
OL\DTIO\.-
9
9
(i) IN GI;NER.UL.—The Secretal-Nr Shall
10
offer to enter into an agreement under
11
which the National Fish and Wildlife
12
Foundation shall administer the prize eom-
13
petition.
14
(ii) REQ IRI,.AII TS. An agreement
15
entered into under clause (i) shall cornpl-Nr
16
Avith all requirements under paragraph
17
(7)(B).
18
(E) JUDGE, --,'.-
19
(i) APPOINTMENT.—The Secreta -Nr
20
shall appoint not fever than 3 judges who
21
shall, except as provided in clause (ii), se -
22
lect the 1 or more annual Avirnners of the
23
prize competition.
24
(ii) DETERMINATION BY THE -
25
RIi;'l R .—The judges appointed under
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1 clause (i) shall not select ail -Nr annual Avin-
2 ner of the prize competition if the See -
3 retal-v makes a determination that, in all -v
4 fiscal gear, none of the technological ad-
s vancements entered into the prize competi-
6
tion merits an award.
7
(F) REPORT TO CONGRLss.—Not later
8
than 60 dans after the date on which a cash
9
prize is awarded tinder this paragraph, the Sec -
10
retal-v shall submit to the Committee on Envi-
11
ronment and Ptiblic Works of the Senate and
12
the Committee on Natural Resources of the
13
House of Representatives a report on the prize
14
competition that inehades-
15
(i) a statement b -,r the Board that de -
16
scribes the activities carried out by the
17
Board relating to the duties described in
18
subparagraph (C) (iii);
19
(ii) if the Secretal-v has entered into
20
an agreement tinder subparagraph (D)(i),
21
a statement by the National Fish and
22
Wildlife Foundation that describes the ac -
23
tivities carried out by the National Fish
24
and Wildlife Foundation relating to the dti-
25
ties described in paragraph (7)(B); and
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1 (iii) a statement b -,r 1 or more of the
2 judges appointed under subparagraph (E)
3 that explains the basis on which the winner
4 of the cash prize was selected.
5 (G) TERMINATION OF AUTHORITY.—The
6 Board and all authorit-,r provided under this
7 paragraph shall terminate on December 31,
8 2022.
9 (5) 'THEODORE ROOSEVELT GE\ILS PRIZE FOR
10 THE PROTECTION OF ENDANGERED SPECIES. -
11 (A) DEFINITIONS.—In this paragraph:
12 (i) BOARD.—The terra `Board"
13 means the Protection of Endangered Spe-
14 cies 'I'echnolog<r Advisol-v Board estab-
15 lished b -,r subparagraph (C.)(i).
16 (ii) PRIZE COMPETITION.—The term
17 "prize competition" means the Theodore
18 Roosevelt Genius Prize for the protection
19 of endangered species established under
20 subparagraph (B).
21 (B) AUTHORITY.—Not later than 180 days
22 after the date of enactment of this Act, the Sec -
23 retal-v shall establish under section 24 of the
24 Stevenson-" ydler 'I'echnolog<T Innovation Act of
25 1980 (15 U.S.C. 3719) a prize competition, to
•S 47 PCS
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1 be known as the "Theodore Roosevelt Genius
2 Prize" for the protection of endangered spe-
3 cies-
4
(i) to encourage technological innova-
5
tion Avith the potential to advance the mis-
6
cion of the United States Fish and Wildlife
7
Service Avith respect to the protection of
8
endangered species; and
9
(ii) to award 1 or more prizes annu-
10
all -Nr for a technological advancement that
11
protects endangered species.
12
(C) ADvlsOP BOARD. -
13
(i) ES ABLIsxAIENT.—There is estab-
14
lished an advisoi-Nr board, to be known as
15
the "Protection of Endangered Species
16
'1`ech1jolo,<v AdviSoi-Nr Board".
17
(ii) COMPOSITIO .—The Board shall
18 be composed of not fever than 9 members
19 appointed b -,r the Secretai-Nr, who shall pro -
20 vide expertise in -
21 (1) endangered species;
22 (11) biolop
23 (III) technology development;
24 (IV) engineering;
25 (V) econornicS;
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1 (VI) business development and
2 management; and
3 (VII) annr other discipline, as the
4 Secretai-Nr determines to be rnecessai-Nr
5 to achieve the purposes of this para -
6
graph.
7
(iii) DU TIE' Subject to clause (iv),
8
Avith respect to the prize competition, the
9
Board shall -
10
(I) select a topic;
11
(II) issue a problem statement;
12
and
13
(III) advise the Secretai-Nr on all -Nr
14
opportnrlit-Nr for technological innova-
15
tion to protect endangered species.
16
(iv) CONSULTATION.—III selecting a
17
topic and issuing a problem statement for
18
the prize competition under subclauses (I)
19
and (II) of clause (iii), respeetivel�r, the
20
Board shall consult Avidely Avith Federal
21
and non -Federal stakeholders, inehading-
22
(I) 1 or more Federal agencies
23
Avith jurisdiction over the protection of
24
endangered species;
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1 (11) 1 or more State agencies
2 Avith jurisdiction over the protection of
3
endangered species;
4
(III) 1 or more State, regional,
5
or local Avildlife organizations, the
6
mission of which relates to the protec-
7
tion of endangered species; and
8
(IV) 1 or more Avildlife conseiTa-
9
tion groups, technology companies, re -
10
search institutions, institutions of
11
higher education, industi-Nr associa-
12
tions, or individual stakeholders urith
13
an interest in the protection of endan-
14
gered species.
15
(v) RE, cit IREAII NTS.—The Board
16
shall cornpl-Nr Avith all requirements under
17
paragraph (7)(A).
18
(ll) AGREEMENT WITH THE \ TIO. .U�
19
FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION.-
OLNDTION.-
20
20
(i) IN GENER =UL.—The Secretal-Nr Shall
21
offer to enter into an agreement under
22
which the National Fish and Wildlife
23
Foundation shall administer the prize eom-
24
petition.
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1 (ii) REQUIREMENTS.—An apgreement
2 entered into under clause (i) shell cornpl-Nr
3 Avith all requirements under paragraph
4 (7)(B).
5 (E) JUDGE,--,'.
6
(i) APPOINTMENT.—The Secreta -Nr
7
shell appoint not fever than 3 judges who
8
shell, except as provided in clause (ii), se -
9
lect the 1 or more annual Avirnners of the
10
prize competition.
11
(ii) DETERMINATION BY THE -
12
RE =LILY .—The judges appointed under
13
clause (i) shell not select ail -Nr annual Avin-
14
ner of the prize competition if the Sec -
15
retai-Nr makes a determination that, in all -Nr
16
fiscal gear, none of the technological ad -
17
vancements entered into the prize competi-
18
tion merits an award.
19
(F) REPORT TO CONGRESS.—Not later
20
than 60 dans after the date on which a cash
21
prize is awarded under this paragraph, the Sec -
22
retai-Nr shall submit to the Committee on Em i-
23
ronment and Public Works of the Senate and
24
the Committee on Natural Resources of the
•S 47 PCS
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1 House of Representatives a report on the prize
2 competition that inehades-
3 (i) a statement b -,r the Board that de -
o scribes the activities carried out by the
5 Board relating to the duties described in
6 subparagraph (C) (iii);
7 (ii) if the Secretai-r has entered into
8 an agreement under subparagraph (D)(i),
9 a statement by the National Fish and
10 Wildlife Foundation that describes the ac -
11 tivities carried out by the National Fish
12 and Wildlife Foundation relating to the du -
13 ties described in paragraph (7)(B); and
14 (iii) a statement b -r 1 or more of the
15 judges appointed under subparagraph (E)
16 that explains the basis on which the winner
17 of the cash prize was selected.
18 (fix) TERMINATION OF AUTHORITY.—The
19 Board and all authorit-r provided under this
20 paragraph shall terminate on December 31,
21 2022.
22 (6) THEODORE ROOSEVELT GE\ILS PRIZE FOR
23 NONLETILU ALANAGEMENT OF Ht ALAN-AVILDLIFE
24 CONFLICTS. -
25 (A) DEFINITIONS.—In this paragraph:
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1 (i) BOARD.—The term `Board"
2 means the Nonlethal Management of
3 Human -Wildlife Conflicts Teell1jolop
,�v Advi-
4
sour Board established b -\r subparagraph
5
(C) G)
6
(ii) PRIZE COMPETITIo .—The term
7
"prize competition" means the Theodore
8
Roosevelt Genius Prize for the nonlethal
9
management of human -wildlife conflicts es -
10
tablished under subparagraph (B).
11
(B) AUTHORITY.—Not later than 180 days
12
after the date of enactment of this Act, the Sec -
13
retai-Nr shall establish tinder section 24 of the
14
Stevenson-" -NAler Teelmolog<r Innovation pct of
15
1980 (15 U.S.C. 3719) a prize competition, to
16
be known as the "Theodore Roosevelt Genius
17
Prize" for the nonlethal management of htiman-
18 Avildlife conflicts -
19 (i) to encourage technological innova-
20 tion Avith the potential to advance the mis-
21 cion of the United States Fish and Wildlife
22 Service Avith respect to the nonlethal man -
23 agement of human-Avildlife conflicts; and
24 (ii) to award 1 or more prizes annti-
25 all -Nr for a technological advancement that
•S 47 PCS
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1 promotes the nonlethal management of
2 human-Avildlife conflicts.
3 (C) ADVISOR BOARD. -
4
(i) is estab-
5
lished an advisoi-Nr board, to be known as
6
the "Nonlethal Management of Httman-
7
Wildlife Conflicts 'I`echnolog<r Advisoi-Nr
8
Board".
9
(ii) COMPOSITIO .—The Board shall
10
be composed of not fever than 9 members
11
appointed b -,r the Secretai-Nr, who shall pro -
12
ride expertise in -
13
(I) nonlethal Avildlife manage -
14
ment;
15
(II) social aspects of human-Avild-
16
life conflict management;
17 (HI) biolop
18 (IV) technology development;
19 (V) engineering;
20 (VI) economics;
21 (VII) business development and
22 management; and
23 (VIII) an -Nr other discipline, as the
24 Secretai-Nr determines to be rnecessai-Nr
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1 to achieve the purposes of this para -
2 graph.
3 (iii) DU TIE' Subject to clause (iv),
4 Avith respect to the prize competition, the
5 Board shall -
6 (I) select a topic;
7 (II) issue a problem statement;
8
and
9
(III) advise the Secretal-v on all -v
10
opportnrlit-Nr for technological innova-
11
tion to promote the nonlethal manage -
12
meat of human-Avildlife conflicts.
13
(iv) CONSULTATION.—III selecting a
14
topic
and issuing a problem statement for
15
the
prize competition under subclauses (I)
16
and
(II) of subparagraph (C), respectivel�N ,
17
the
Board shall consult Avidely Avith Fed -
18
eral
and non -Federal stakeholders, inehad-
19
ing-
20
(I) 1 or more Federal agencies
21
Avith jurisdiction over the management
22
of native Avildlife species at risk due to
23
conflict Avith human activities;
24
(II) 1 or more State agencies
25
Avith jurisdiction over the management
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1 of native Avildlife species at risk due to
2 conflict Avith human activities;
3 (III) 1 or more State, regional,
4 or local Avildlife organizations, the
5 mission of which relates to the man -
6
agement of native Avildlife species at
7
risk dne to conflict Avith human activi-
8
ties; and
9
(IV) 1 or more Avildlife conseiTa-
10
tion gi•onpS, technology companies, re -
11
search institutions, institutions of
12
higher education, indtisti-Nr associa-
13
tions, or individual stakeholders urith
14
an interest in the management of na-
15
tive Avildlife species at risk dne to con -
16
flict Avith hnman activities.
17
(v) RE, Q IxLAILNTs.—The Board
18 shall cornpl-Nr Avith all reclnirements tinder
19 paragraph (7)(A).
20 (ll) AGREEMENT AVITH THE NATIO. .U�
21 FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION.-
22
OL\DTIO\.-
22 (i) IN GI;NER.UL.—The Secretal-v shall
23 offer to enter into an agreement tinder
24 which the National Fish and Wildlife
•S 47 PCS
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1 Foundation shall administer the prize eom-
2 petition.
3 (ii) REQUIREMENTS.—An agreement
4 entered into tinder clause (i) shall cornpl-Nr
5 Avith all requirements tinder paragraph
6 (7)(B).
7 (E) JUDGE, --,'.-
8 (i) APPOINTMENT.—The Secretai-Nr
9 shall appoint not fever than 3 judges who
10 shall, except as provided in clause (ii), se-
ll lect the 1 or more annual Avirnners of the
12 prize competition.
13 (ii) DETERMINATION BY THE -
14 RE CRY .—The judges appointed tinder
15 clause (i) shall not select ail -Nr aminal Avin-
16 ner of the prize competition if the See -
17 retai-Nr makes a determination that, in all -Nr
18 fiscal gear, none of the technological ad -
19 vancements entered into the prize competi-
20 tion merits an award.
21 (F) REPORT To CONGRESS.—Not later
22 than 60 dans after the date on which a cash
23 prize is awarded tinder this paragraph, the Sec -
24 retai-Nr shall submit to the Committee on Em i-
25 ronment and Ptiblic Works of the Senate and
•S 47 PCS
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1 the Committee on Natural Resources of the
2 House of Representatives a report on the prize
3 competition that inehades-
4 (i) a statement b -,r the Board that de-
s scribes the activities carried out by the
6 Board relating to the duties described in
7 subparagraph (C) (iii);
8 (ii) if the Secretai-r has entered into
9 an agreement under subparagraph (D)(i),
10 a statement by the National Fish and
11 Wildlife Foundation that describes the ac -
12 tivities carried out by the National Fish
13 and Wildlife Foundation relating to the du -
14 ties described in paragraph (7)(B); and
15 (iii) a statement b -r 1 or more of the
16 judges appointed under subparagraph (E)
17 that explains the basis on which the winner
18 of the cash prize Avas selected.
19 (fix) TERMINATION OF AUTHORITY.—The
20 Board and all authorit-,r provided under this
21 paragraph shall terminate on December 31,
22 2022.
23 (7) AD.AII IsTP TIO OF PRIZE COQ PETI-
24 TION s.—
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1
(A) ADDITIONUL REQUIREMEN1`S FOP, AD -
2
VlsoxY BOARDS.—An adi-iSol-NT board estab-
3
lished tinder paragraph (2)(C)(i), (3)(C)(i),
4
(4) (C) (i), (5) (C) (i), or (6) (C) (i) (referred to in
5
this paragraph as a `Board") shall eorrrpl�T Avith
6
the following requirements:
7
(i) TERM;ILs.-
8
(I) TEI AI. A member of the
9
Board shall seiTe for a terns of 5
10
years.
11
vacant -\r ors
12
the Board -
13
(aa) shall not affect the
14
powers of the Board; and
15
(bb) shall be filled in the
16
same planner as the original ap-
17 pointment Avas glade.
18 (ii) INITLU. MEETING.—Not later
19 than 30 days after the date on which all
20 members of the Board have been ap-
21 pointed, the Board shall hold the initial
22 meeting of the Board.
23 (iii) EETINGs.—
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1 (I) IN GENERAL.—The Board
2 shall meet at the call of the Chair -
3
person.
4
(II) REMOTE PARTICIPATION. -
5
(aa) IN GENE LU. An -Nr
6
member of the Board ina-,r par -
7
ticipate in a meeting of the
8
Board through the use of -
9
(A1) teleconferencing,
10
or
11
(BB) am -Nr other remote
12
business telecommunications
13
method that allows each
14
participating member to si-
15
rntiltaneotisly hear each
16
other participating member
17
during the meeting.
18
(bb) PxLSL cL. A member
19
of the Board who participates in
20
a rileetirlg rernotel-Nr tinder item
21
(aa) shall be considered to be
22
present at the meeting.
23
(iv) (fit out �Al. A rilajoi•it-,r of the
24
members of the Board shall constitute a
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1
quonlin, but a lesser mamber of members
2
ma -,r hold a meeting.
3
(v) CILAII PI7RSO\ AND VICE CIL R-
4
PIxsO .—The Board shall select a Chair-
s
person and Nice Chairperson from among
6
the members of the Board.
7
(Ai) ADMINISTRATIVE (_'OST REDt-C-
8
TIO\.—The Board shall, to the ma imilin
9
extent practicable, minimize the adminis-
10
trative costs of the Board, including b -,r en -
11
couraging the remote participation de -
12
scribed in clause (iii) (11) (aa) to reduce
13
travel costs.
14
(B) AGILLL.AIL\'I`S WITH THE \ TIO. U
15
FISH AND WILDLIFE FOU. D TIO\.—Aii-NT agl'ee-
16
ment entered into under paragraph (2) (D) (i),
17
(3)(D)(i), (4)(D)(i), (5)(D)(i), or (6)(D)(i) shall
18
eornpl�r Jvith the following requirements:
19
(i) D TII s. Arn agreement shall pro -
20
vide that the National Fish and Wildlife
21
Foundation shall -
22
(1) advertise the prize competi-
23
tion;
24
(11) solicit prize competition par -
25
ticipants;
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1 (III) administer fiands relating to
2 the prize competition;
3 (IV) receive Federal filrnds-
4 (aa) to administer the prize
5 competition; and
6
(bb) to award a cash prize;
7
(V) carni out activities to gen-
8
erate contributions of non -Federal
9
fiends to offset, in whole or in part -
10
(aa) the administrative costs
11
of the prize competition; and
12
(bb) the costs of a cash
13
prize;
14
(VI) in consultation Avith, and
15
sal1ject to final approval b -,r, the Sec -
16
retal-v develop criteria for the selec-
17
tion of prize competition Avirnrners;
18
(VII) provide advice and con -
19
saltation to the Secretal-v on the Se -
20
lection of judges tinder paragraphs
21
(2)(E), (3)(E), (4)(E), (5)(E), and
22
(6)(E) based on criteria developed in
23
consultation Avith, and sal1ject to the
24
final approval of, the Secretai-N ;
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1
(VIII) announce 1 or more an -
2
nual Ai inners of the prize competition;
3
(IX) subject to clause (ii), award
4
1 cash prize annuaJINT- and
5
(X) protect against unauthorized
6
use or disclosure b -,r the National Fish
7
and Wildlife Foundation of ally trade
8
secret or confidential business infor-
9
oration of a prize competition partici-
10
pant.
11
(ii) ADDITIO. U (_ ASH PPIZLS.-rill
12
agreement shall pi -m ide that the National
13
Fish and Wildlife Foundation may award
14
more than 1 cash prize annuall-Nr if the illi -
15
tial cash prize referred to in clause (i) (IX)
16
and all -Nr additional cash prize are awarded
17 using onhr non -Federal fiands.
18 (iii) SOLICITATION OF F Ds. All
19 agreement shall pi -m ide that the National
20 Fish and Wildlife Foundation -
21 (I) ma -,r request and accept Fed -
22 eral fiends and non -Federal fiends for
23 a cash prize;
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1 (II) ma -,r accept a contribution
2 for a cash prize ill exchange for the
3 right to name the prize; and
4 (III) shall not give special eonsid-
5 enation to all -Nr Federal agerle- on 11011-
6 Federal emit -Nr ill exchange fon a dona-
7 tion fon a cash prize awarded under
8 this subsection.
9 (C) AWARD �A10 NTs.-
10 (i) IN GENERAL.—The amount of the
11 initial cash prize referred to ill subpana-
12 graph (B)(i)(IX) shall be $100,000.
13 (ii) ADDITIONAL PPIZEs.—On
14 notification by the National Fish and Wild -
15 life Foundation that non -Federal fiends are
16 available fon an additional cash prize, the
17 Secnetal-v shall determine the amount of
18 the additional cash prize.
19 SEC. 7002. REAUTHORIZATION OF NEOTROPICAL MIGRA-
20 TORY BIRD CONSERVATION ACT.
21 Section 10 of the Neotropical lligratoi-Nr Bird Con -
22 servation Act (16 U.S.C. 6109) is amended to read as fol -
23 lows:
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1 "SEC. 10. AUTHORIZATION OF APPROPRIATIONS.
2 "(a) I GENERAL.—There is authorized to be appro-
3 printed to earl -v out this Act $6,500,000 for each of fiscal
4 gears 2018 through 2022.
5 "(b) USIi; OF Ft NDS.—Of the amounts made avail -
6 able tinder subsection (a) for each fiscal gear, not less than
7 75 percent shall be expended for projects carried out at
8 a location outside of the United States.".
9 SEC. 7003. JOHN H. CHAFEE COASTAL BARRIER RE -
10 SOURCES SYSTEM.
11 (a) RE, PLA E.AIE T OF JOHN H. CILAYEL
12 B PRIER RESOURCES' R SI S SY STE.Al 1I AWS. -
13 (1) IN GENERU..—Subject to paragraph (3),
14 each map included in the set of maps referred to in
15 section 4(a) of the Coastal Barrier Resources Act
16 (16 U.S.C. 3503(x)) that relates to a Unit of such
17 S-,rstern referred to in paragraph (2) is replaced in
18 such set Avith the map described in that paragraph
19 Avith respect to that Unit.
20 (2) REPLACE.AIENT vLSWn1BLv.—The re -
21 placement maps referred to in paragraph (1) are the
22 folloAving:
23 (A) The map entitled "Delaware Seashore
24 Unit DE-07/DE-07Y North Bethan-r Beach
25 Unit 1101" and dated March 18, 20161 Avith re -
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1 spect to Unit DE -07, Unit DE -07P, and Unit
2 HO 1.
3
(B) The neap entitled "Pine Island Ba -,r
4
Unit NC—O1/NC—01P" and dated March 18,
5
20161 ivith respect to Unit NC -01 and Unit
6
NC—01P.
7
(C) The neap entitled "Roosevelt Natural
8
Area Unit NC -05P" and dated March 18,
9
2016, with respect to Unit NC -05P.
10
(ll) The map entitled "Hammocks Beach
11
Unit NC-06/NC-06P (2 of 2) Onslow Beach
12
Complex L05 (1 of 2)" and dated March 18,
13
2016, with respect to Unit L05.
14
(E) The map entitled "Onslow Beach
15
Complex L05 (2 of 2) Topsail Unit L06 (1 of
16
2)" and dated November 20, 20131 with respect
17 to Unit L05 and Unit L06.
18 (F) The map entitled "Topsail Unit L06
19 (2 of 2)" and dated November 20, 20131 Avith
20 respect to Unit L06.
21 (G) The map entitled "Litchfield Beach
22 Unit 1102 PaAvlevs Inlet Unit 1103" and dated
23 March 18, 20161 with respect to Unit 1102 and
24 Unit 1103.
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1 (H) The map entitled
"Fort Clinch
Unit
2 FL—Ol/FL—01P" and dated
?March 18,
20161
3 urith respect to Unit FL -01
and Unit FL—01P.
9
4 (I) The rnap entitled "Using
Beach
Unit
5 PO4A Conch Island Unit P05/PO5P" and
dated
6
March 18, 20161 Ai ith respect to Unit PO4A,
7
Unit P05, and Unit P05P.
8
(J) The rnap entitled "Ponce Inlet Unit
9
P08/POSY" and dated March 18, 20161 Alith
10
respect to Unit P08 and Unit P08P.
11
(K) The rnap entitled "Spessard Holland
12
Park Unit FL -13P Coconut Point Unit P09A/
13
P09AP" and dated March 18, 20161 Alith re -
14
spect to Unit FL -13P, Unit P09A, and Unit
15
P09AP.
16
(L) The rnap entitled `Blue Hole Unit
17
PIOA Pepper Beach Unit FL -14P" and dated
18
March 18, 20161 Alith respect to Unit PIOA
19
and Unit FL -14P.
20
(1I) The rnap entitled "Hutchinson Island
21
Unit P11/P11P (1 of 2)" and dated March 18,
22
20161 urith respect to Unit PH and Unit P11P.
23
(N) The rnap entitled "Hutchinson Island
24
Unit PH (2 of 2)" and dated March 18, 2016,
25
Alith respect to Unit P11.
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1
(0) The map entitled `Bloating Rocks Unit
2
FL -15 Jupiter Beach Unit FL -16P Carlin
3
Unit FL -17P" and dated March 18, 20161
4
urith respect to Unit FL -15, Unit FL -16P, and
5
Unit FL -17P.
6
(P) The rnap entitled "MacArthur Beach
7
Unit FL -18P" and dated March 18, 20161
8
urith respect to Unit FL -18P.
9
(Q) The rnap entitled `Birch Park Unit
10
FL -19P" and dated March 18, 20161 Avith re -
11
spect to Unit FL -19P.
12
(R) The rnap entitled "Lloyd Beach Unit
13
FL -20P North Beach Unit P14A" and dated
14
March 18, 20161 Avith respect to Unit FL -20P
15
and Unit P14A.
16
(S) The rnap entitled "Tavernier Ke -Nr Unit
17
FL -39 Snake Creek Unit FL -40" and dated
18 March 18, 20161 Aiith respect to Unit FL -39
19 and Unit FL -40.
20 (T) The rnap entitled "Channel Ke -Nr Unit
21 FL -43 horns Harbor Kegs Unit FL -44 Deer/
22 Long Point Ke -,TS Unit FL -45" and dated
23 March 18, 20161 Avith respect to Unit FL -43,
24 Unit FL -44, and FL -45.
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1 (U) The neap entitled `Boot Ke -Nr Unit FL -
2 46" and dated March 18, 20161 ANith respect to
3 Unit FL -46.
4
(V) The neap entitled `Bowditch Point
5
Unit P17A Bunehe Beach Unit FL-67/FL-
6
67P Sanibel Island Complex P18P (1 of 2)"
7
and dated March 18, 20161 Al ith respect to Unit
8
P17A, Unit FL -67, and Unit FL -67P.
9
(`V) The map entitled "Bocilla Island Unit
10
P21/P21P" and dated March 18, 20161 Al ith
11
respect to Unit P21 and Unit P21P.
12
(X) The map entitled "Venice Inlet Unit
13
FL -71P Casey Key Unit P22" and dated
14
March 18, 20161 Aiith respect to Unit P22.
15
(Y) The map entitled "Lido Ke -,r Unit FL -
16
72P" and dated March 18, 20161 Avith respect
17 to Unit FL -72P.
18
(Z) The map entitled "De Soto Unit FL -
19
73P Rattlesnake Ke -,r Unit FL -78 Bishop Har -
20
bor Unit FL -82" and dated March 18, 20161
21
ii ith respect to Unit FL -73P, Unit FL -78, and
22
Unit FL -82.
23
(AA) The map entitled "Passage Ke -,r Unit
24
FL -80P Egmont Ke -,r Unit FL-81/FL-81P
25
The Reefs Unit P24P (1 of 2)" and dated
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1 March 18, 20161 Ai ith respect to Unit FL -80P,
2 Unit FL -81, and Unit FL -81P.
3 (BB) The neap entitled "Cockroach Ba -\r
4 Unit FL -83" and dated March 18, 20161 Avith
5 respect to Unit FL -83.
6
(CC) The neap entitled
"Sand Ke -Nr Unit
7
FL -85P" and dated March
18, 20161 Avith re -
8
spect to Unit FL -85P.
9
(DD) The map entitled
"Pepperfish Kegs
10
Unit P26" and dated March
18, 20161 ANith re -
11
spect to Unit P26.
12
(EE) The rnap entitled
"Peninsula Point
13
Unit FL -89" and dated March
18, 20161 Avith
14
respect to Unit FL -89.
15
(FF) The rnap entitled "Phillips
Inlet Unit
16
FL-93/FL-93P Deer Lake
Complex FL -94"
17 and dated March 18, 20161 Al ith respect to Unit
18 FL -931 Unit FL -93P, and Unit FL -94.
19 (GG) The map entitled "St. Andrew Com -
20 plex P31 (1 of 3)" and dated October 7, 2016,
21 urith respect to Unit P31.
22 (HH) The map entitled "St. Andrew Com -
23 plex P31 (2 of 3)" and dated October 7, 2016,
24 urith respect to Unit P31.
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1 (11) The Map entitled "St. Andrew Coln -
2 plex Y31/Y31Y (3 of 3)" and dated October 7,
3 20161 Ai ith respect to Unit P31 and Unit Y31Y.
4 (3) LI.AIITATlos.—Fol• purposes of paragraph
5 M-
6 (A) nothing in this subsection affects the
7 boundaries of an -Nr of Units NC -06 and NC -
8 06Y;
9 (B) the occlal•rence in paragraph (2) of the
10 name of a Ullit Solel-Nr ill the title of a Map shall
11 not be construed to be a reference to such Unit;
12 and
13 (C) the depiction of boundaries of all -Nr of
14 Units Y15Y, FL -71Y, and P24P in a map re -
15 ferred to in subparagraph (`T), (X), or (A1) of
16 paragraph (2) shall not be construed to affect
17 the boundaries of such Unit.
18 (4) CONFORMI\G �AIENDMENT.—Section 4(a)
19 of the Coastal Barrier Resources Act (16 U.S.C.
20 3503(x)) is amended -
21 (A) in the Matter preceding paragraph (1),
22 by illSertlllg "replaced," after "ma-,' be"; and
23 (B) in paragraph (3), b -,r inserting "re -
24 places such a Map or" after "that specificall-Nr".
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1 (b) DIGIT U ALA -l",`,' OF JOHN H. CILAYEE CO A5Tu
2 BARRIER RLSOrxcLS U ITS.—Section 4(b) of
3 the Coastal Barrier Resources Act (16 U.S.C. 3503(b))
4 is amended -
5 (1) b -,r inserting before the first sentence the
6 folloAving:
7 "(1) IN GENE L =UL.—"; and
8 (2) b -,r adding at the end the folloAving:
9 "(2) DIGIT U ALAWS.-
10 "(A) AV.ILBILIT .—The Secretal-v shall
11 make available to the public on the Internet
12 Aveb site of the United States Fish and Wildlife
13 Service digital versions of the maps included in
14 the set of maps referred to in subsection (a).
15 "(B) EFFECT. Arl-v determination as to
16 whether a location is inside or outside the Svs-
17 tem shall be made Avithout regard to the digital
18 maps available under this paragraph, except
19 that this subparagraph does not appl)r Avith re -
20 spect to an -Nr printed version of such a digital
21 map if the printed version is included in the
22 maps referred to in subsection (a).
23 "(C) REPORT.—No later than 180 da-rs
24 after the date of the enactment of Natural Re -
25 sources Management Act, the Secretal-v shall
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1 subinit to the Committee oil Natural Resources
2 of the Honse of Representatives and the Com -
3 inittee oil Environment and Public Works of the
4 Senate a report regarding the progress and
5 challenges in the transition from paper to dig -
6 ital maps and a timetable for completion of the
7 digitization of all maps related to the S-\Tsteiii.".
8 (e) REPS U� OF REPORT Section 3 of Public Law
9 109-226 (16 U.S.C. 3503 note) is repealed.
10 TITLE VIII—WATER AND POWER
11 Subtitle A—Reclamation Title
12 Transfer
13 SEC. 8001. PURPOSE.
14 The purpose of this subtitle is to facilitate the trans -
15 fer of title to Reclamation pi•gject facilities to ylalit�Tiiig
16 entities oil the completion of cepa-,Tinent of capital costs.
17 SEC. 8002. DEFINITIONS.
18 In this subtitle:
19 (1) CONVEYED PROPERTY.—The terns "coil -
20 veyed propert-NT" means an eligible facilit-,T that has
21 been convened to a clualit�Ting entit-NT under section
22 8003.
23 (2) ELIGIBLE FACILITY.—The terin "eligible fa -
24 eility" means a facility that meets the criteria for
25 potential transfer established under section S004(a).
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1 (3) F Acu ITY.-
2 (A) IN (BENE L UU .—The terra "facilit-Nr" ill -
3 cllades a darn or appurtenant Avorks, canal, lat-
4
eral,
ditch, gate, control struaetrare, pinnping
5
station,
other infrastructure, recreational facil-
6
it -NT
� I
building, distriblation and drainage Avorks,
7
and
associated land or interest in land or Avater.
8
(B) Ex(,i Sio n.—The terns "facilit-Nr"
9
does
not include a Reclamation project facilitNT
10
or a
portion of a Reclamation project facility -
11
(i) that is a reserved Avorks as of the
12
date of enactment of this Act;
13
(ii) that generates hydropower mar -
14
keted b -,r a Federal power marketing ad -
15
ministration; or
16
(iii) that is managed for recreation
17 tinder a lease, permit, license, or other
18 management agreement that does con -
19 tribute to capital repo-\jnent.
20 (4) PROJECT t sL POAVEx.—The terra "project
21 use power" means the electrical capacit-Nr, erlerg�r,
22 and associated ancillar-Nr ser -N -ice components required
23 to provide the rninirmarn electrical seiTice needed to
24 operate or maintain Reclamation project facilities ill
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1 accordance Ai ith the authorization for the Reclaina-
2 tion project.
3 (5) (fit �UAFYUNG ENTITY.—The terns "quali-
4 t�Tiiig entit-NT" means an agenc-,T of a State or political
5 stibdiiision of a State, a joint action or powers agen-
6 c -\T, a Fater users association, oi- an Indian Tribe or
7 Tribal utilit-NT authorit-NT that -
8 (A) as of the date of coiive-\Taiice tinder this
9 subtitle, is the current operator of the eligible
10 facilit-NT pursuant to a contract AFith Reclaina-
11 tion; and
12 (B) as determined b -\T the Secretai-NT, has
13 the capacit-\T to continue to manage the eligible
14 facilit-NT for the swine purposes for which the
15 PIopert-NT has been managed tinder the reclaina-
16 tion laws.
17 (6) RECLA—ALA-TIo .—The terin "Reclamation"
18 means the Bureau of Reclamation.
19 (7) RECLA-ALA-TIO PROJECT.—The terin "Rec-
20 laination prgject" ineans-
21 (A) ainT reclamation or irrigation prgject,
22 including incidental features of the project -
23 (i) that is authorized b -,T the reclaina-
24 tion laws;
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1 (ii) that is eonstrileted b -,r the United
2 States pursuant to the reclamation laws; or
3 (iii) ill connection Al ith which there is
4 a repayment or water sen ice contract exe-
5 cuted b -\r the United States pursuant to the
6 reclamation laws; or
7 (B) annr pi•gject construicted b -\r the Sec -
8 retai-Nr for the reclamation of land.
9 (8) RESEPVE, D AV0RKs.—The terra "reserved
10 works" cleans all -Nr building, structure, fleilit�r, or
11 equipment -
12 (A) that is owned b -\r the Bnrean; and
13 (B) for which operations and Maintenance
14 are performed, regardless of the source of filnd-
15 ing-
16 (i) b -\r all employee of the Bureau; or
17 (ii) through a contract entered into b -\r
18 the Commissioner.
19 (9) SEC RE TAP .—The terra "Secretar-Nr" means
20 the Secretar-Nr, acting through the Commissioner of
21 Reclamation.
22 SEC. 8003. AUTHORIZATION OF TRANSFERS OF TITLE TO
23 ELIGIBLE FACILITIES.
24 (a) A THOS IZ ATION .—
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1 (1) IN GENERAL.-StilIjeet to the requirements
2 of this subtitle, the Secretai-NT, Avithotit fin•ther ati-
3 thorization from Conp-ess, ma -,T, on application of a
4 clnalit�Ting emit -NT, conve-\T to a clnalit�Ting entit-NT all
5 right, title, and interest of the United States in and
6 to ainT eligible facilit-NT, if -
7 (A) not later than 90 days before the date
8 on which the Secretai-NT makes the conve-\Tance,
9 the Secretai-NT submits to Congress -
10 (i) a written notice of the proposed
11 conve-\Tante; and
12 (ii) a description of the reasons for
13 the conve-,Tante; and
14 (B) a joint resonation disapproving the con -
15 vevance is not enacted before the date on which
16 the Secretai-NT makes the conveyance.
17 (2) CONS L TIO A conve-NTance tinder para -
18 graph (1) shall be made b -,r written agreement be -
19 tween the Secretai-NT and the clnalit� ing erltit-T, devel-
20 oped in consultation Avith an -NT existing Avater and
21 power customers affected b -,T the conve-,Tante of the
22 eligible facilit-,T.
23 (b) RLSEPVATlo OF EASEMENT.—The Secretai-NT
24 ma -,T reserve an easement over a conveyed propert-NT if—
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1 (1) the Secretai-NT determines that the easement
2 is rnecessai-NT fol- the management of an -NT interests re -
3 twined by the Federal Government under this stib-
4 title;
5 (2) the Reclamation project or a portion of the
6 Reclamation project remains tinder Federal owner -
7 ship; and
8 (3) the Secretai-NT enters into an agreement re -
9 girding the easement Avith the applicable cltialit�Ting
10 entit�T.
11 (c) I TEPEs'l,s IN WATER.—No interests in Avater
12 shall be conveyed tinder this subtitle unless the conveyance
13 is provided for in a separate, quantified agreement be -
14 tween the Secretai-NT and the quality ing emit -\T, subject to
15 applicable State lav and public process requirements.
16 SEC. 8004. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA.
17 (a) Es'l BI.I�x.AIE.NT.—The Secretam-NT shall establish
18 criteria for determining whether a facilitT is eligible for
19 conveyance tinder this subtitle.
20 (b) MINIMUM REQUIREMENT,`,'.-
21
EQ IREME Ts. -
21 (1) AGREEMENT OF cit- �UAFYUNG ENTITY.—The
22 criteria established under subsection (a) shall in -
23 elude a requirement that a gtialit�Ting entit-NT shall
24 age ee-
25 (A) to accept title to the eligible facilit�N
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1 (B) to use the eligible facilit-NT fol- substan-
2 tiall-NT the same purposes for which the eligible
3 facilit-NT is being used at the time the Secretai-NT
4 evaluates the potential transfer; and
5 (C) to provide, as consideration for the as -
6 sets to be conveyed, compensation to the rec-
7 lamation fiend established by the first section of
8 the Act of June 171 1902 (32 Stat. 388, chap -
9 ter 1093), in an amount that is the equivalent
10 of the net present valve of an -NT cepa-TTnent obli-
11 gation to the United States or other income
12 stream that the United States derives from the
13 eligible facilit-NT to be transferred, as of the date
14 of the transfer.
15 (2) lli;'I`ERMI\ TIO\S OF SL(_'RE < R .—The
16 criteria established under subsection (a) shall in -
17 elude a requirement that the Secretai-NT shall -
18 (A) be able to enter into an agreement
19 Avith the qualit�Ting entit-,T Avith respect to the
20 legal, institutional, and financial arrangements
21 relating to the conve-,Tance;
22 (B) determine that the proposed trans -
23 fer-
24 (i) Avould not have an unmitigated sig -
25 nificant effect on the environment;
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1 (ii) is consistent urith the responsibil-
2 ities of the Secretary —
3 (I) in the role as ti-tastee for fed -
4
era11-NTrecognized Indian Tribes; and
5
(II) to ensure compliance with
6
annr applicable international and Trib-
7
al treaties and agreements and inter -
8
state compacts and agreements;
9
(iii) is in the financial interest of the
10
United States;
11
(iv) protects the public aspects of the
12
eligible facilit-Nr, including water rights
13
managed for public purposes, such as flood
14
control or fish and urildlife;
15
(v) complies with all applicable Fed -
16
eral and State lav; and
17 (vi) will not result in an adverse im-
18 pact on fillfilhmnt of existing water deliv-
19 en obligations consistent with historical
20 operations and applicable contracts; and
21 (C) if the eligible facilit-,r proposed to be
22 transferred is a dam or diversion works (not in -
23 eluding canals or other pi•gject features that re -
24 ceive or conve-,r water from the diverting works)
25 diverting water from a water bod-Nr containing a
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1 species listed as a threatened species or all en -
2 dangered species or critical habitat tinder the
3 Endangered Species Act of 1973 (16 U.S.C.
4 1531 et seq.), determine that -
5 (i) the eligible facilit-Nr continues to
6 eorilpl�T AVith the Endangered Species Act
7 of 1973 (16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq.) in a
8 manner that provides no less protection to
9 the listed species as existed tinder Federal
10 ownership; and
11 (ii) the eligible facilit-Nr is not part of
12 the Central Valle -,r Project ill the State of
13 California.
14 (3) STT s OF RECLAMATION LAND.—The cri-
15 teria established tinder subsection (a) shall require
16 that ally land to be conveved out of Federal owner -
17 ship under this subtitle is -
18 (A) land acquired b -\r the Secretai-Nr; 01-
19
r19 (B) land iiithdrawn b -\r the Secretai-Nr, 0111 -Nr
20 if -
21 (i) the Secretai-Nr determines ill writing
22 that the withdrawn land is encumbered by
23 facilities to the extent that the ii ithdrawn
24 land is unsuitable for return to the public
25 domain; and
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1 (ii) the clnalif�Tirlg entit-NT agrees to pa -T
2 fair market vahle based on historical or ex -
3 isting uses for the Ai ithdrawil land to be
4 conveved.
5 (c) HOLv coliVe-NTance tinder this
6 subtitle shall adversel-NT impact applicable Federal power
7 rates, cepa-,Tlnent obligations, or other p1•oject power uses.
8 SEC. 8005. LUBILITY.
9 (a) 1N GENER U.—Effective on the date of corlve-\T-
10 once of all -NT eligible faeilit-NT tinder this subtitle, the United
11 States shall not be held liable b -\T all -NT court for damages
12 of an -NT kind arising out of ail -NT act, omission, or occurrence
13 relating to the eligible facilit-NT, other than damages caused
14 b -\T acts of negligence committed b -\T the United States or
15 b -\T agents or employees of the United States prior to the
16 date of the convevance.
17 (b) EFFECT. -Nothing in this section increases the
18 liabilit-NT of the United States beyond that c111•renthT pro -
19 vided in chapter 171 of title 28, United States Code (com-
20 1110111 -NT known as the "Federal 'fort Claims Act").
21 SEC. 8006. BENEFITS.
22 After a corlve-NTance of an eligible facilit-NT tinder this
23 stibtitle-
24 (1) the conveyed propert-NT shall no longer be
25 considered to be part of a Reclamation project;
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1 (2) except as provided in paragraph (3), the
2 clualit!Ting entit-NT to which the conveyed propert-NT is
3 convened shell not be eligible to receive an -NT benefits,
4 including project use power, Avith respect to the con-
s veyed PIopert-v except for all -v benefit that Avould be
6 available to a similarl-NT situated emit -Nr Avith respect
7
to propert-NT that is not a part
of a
Reclamation
8
project; and
the delivei-NT
of Reclamation project
9
(3) the clualit!Ting entit-NT to
which
the conveyed
10
propert-NT is cornveyed ma -,T be
eligible to receive
11
project use power if -
12
(A) the clualit�Ting entit-\T
is receiving
13
project use power as of the
date
of enactment
14
of this Act;
15
(B) the
project use power Avill
be used
for
16
the delivei-NT
of Reclamation project
Avater;
and
17
(C) the
Secretai-T and the
clualit!Ting entit-T
18
enter into an
agreement under
which the cluali-
19 fvirlg erltit-,T agrees to continue to be responsible
20 for a proportionate share of operation and
21 maintenance and capital costs for the Federal
22 facilities that generate and deliver, if applicable,
23 power used for delivei-NT of Reclamation project
24 Avater after the date of convevarnce, in accord -
25 once Avith Reclamation project use power rates.
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1 SEC. 8007. COMPLIANCE WITH OTHER LAWS.
2 (a) IN GENE LUQ .-Before eollve-Hing an eligible facil-
3 it -Nr under this subtitle, the Secretai-Nr shall eornpl)r Avith all
4 applicable Federal environmental laws, including
5 (1) the National Environmental Polis -,r Act of
6 1969 (42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.);
7 (2) the Endangered Species Act of 1973 (16
8 U.S.C. 1531 et seq.); and
9 (3) subtitle III of title 54, United States Code.
10 (b) SENSE OF CONGIZLSS.—It is the sense of Con -
11 gress that all -Nr Federal permitting and review processes
12 required Avith respect to a collve-Nrance of an eligible facilit-Nr
13 under this subtitle should be completed urith the maximam
14 efficierlcv and effectiveness.
15 Subtitle B—Endangered Fish
16 Recovery Programs
17 SEC. 8101. EXTENSION OF AUTHORIZATION FOR ANNUAL
18 BASE FUNDING OF FISH RECOVERY PRO -
19 GRAMS; REMOVAL OF CERTAIN REPORTING
20 REQUIREMENT.
21 Section 3(d) of Public Law 106-392 (114 Stat. 1604;
22 126 Stat. 2444) is amended -
23 (1) b -,r striking paragraph (1) and inserting the
24 folloAling:
25 "(1) AUTHORIZATION OF APPI OPRLA- `IONS. -
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1 "(A) IN GENE LUL. -There is authorized to
2 be appropriated to the Secretai-Nr to be used b -,r
3 the Bureau of Reclamation to make the annual
4 base filnding contributions to the Recovei-Nr 1111-
5 plementation Programs $10,000,000 for each of
6 fiscal gears 2020 through 2023.
7 "(B) N 0 N R E I �I U P,, --,'AB ISL F vs.—Tlie
8 fiends contributed to the Recovei-Nr Implementa-
9 tion Programs under subparagraph (A) shall be
10 considered a nonreimbnrsable Federal expendi-
11 tore."; and
12 (2) in paragraph (2), b -,r striking the fourth,
13 fifth, sixth, and seventh sentences.
14 SEC. 8102. REPORT ON RECOVERY IMPLEMENTATION PRO -
15 GRAMS.
16 Section 3 of Public Law 106-392 (114 Stat. 1603;
17 126 Stat. 2444) is amended b -,r adding at the end the fol -
18 loving:
19 "(j) REPORT
20 "(1) IN GENERAL.—Not later than September
21 301 20211 the Seeretai-Nr shall submit to the appro-
22 priate committees of Congress a report that -
23 "(A) describes the accomplishments of the
24 RecoverNT Implementation Programs;
25 "(B) identifies—
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1
"(i) as of the date of the report, the
2
listing status tinder the Endangered Spe-
3
cies Act of 1973 (16 U.S.C. 1531 et sed.)
4
of the Colorado pikeminnow, humpback
5
chub, razorback sucker, and bon -N -tail; and
6
"(ii) as of September 30, 2023, the
7
projected listing status tinder that Act of
8
each of the species referred to in clause (i);
9
"(C)(i) identifies -
10
"(I) the total expenditures and the ex -
11
pendittires b -,r categories of activities b -,r the
12
Recovei-Nr Implementation Programs daring
13
the period beginning on the date on which
14
the applicable RecovenT Implementation
15
Program Avas established and ending on
16
September 30, 2021; and
17
"(II) projected expenditures b -,r the
18
Recovei-Nr Implementation Programs daring
19
the period beginning on October 1, 2021,
20
and ending on September 30, 2023; and
21
"(ii) for purposes of the expenditures iden-
22
tified tinder clause (i), includes a description
23
of -
24
"(I) an -Nr expenditures of appropriated
25
fiands;
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1 "(II) an -Nr power revenues;
2 "(III) an -r contributions b -,r the States,
3 power customers, Tribes, Avater users, and
4 environmental organizations; and
5 "(IV) an -Nr other sources of fiands for
6 the RecovenT Implementation Programs;
7 and
8 "(ll) describes -
9 "(i) all -v activities to be carried out
10 tinder the Recovel-v Implementation Pro -
11 gram after September 30, 2023; and
12 "(ii) the pi•gjected cost of the activi-
13 ties described under clause (i).
14 "(2) CONSULTATION REQUIRED.—The Sec -
15 retal-v shall consult Avith the participants in the Re -
16 coverNT Implementation Programs in preparing the
17 report under paragraph (1).".
18 Subtitle C—Yakima River Basin
19 Water Enhancement Project
20 SEC. 8201. AUTHORIZATION OF PHASE III.
21 (a) DEFINITION' this section:
22 (1) INTEGRATED Pi ,�_N .—The term "Integ7•ated
23 Plan" means the Yakima River Basin Integrated
24 Mater Resource Management Plan, the Federal ele-
25 ments of which are known as "phase III of the Yak -
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1 rola River Basin Mater Enhancement Project", as
2 described in the Bureau of Reclamation document
3 entitled "Record of Decision for the Yakima River
4 Basin Integrated Mater Resource Management Plan
5 Final Programmatic Environmental Impact State -
6 ment" and dated March 2, 2012.
7 (2) IRRIGATION ENTITY.—The term "irrigation
8 erltit-Nr" means a district, project, or State -recognized
9 aiathorit-,r, board of control, agerle-v, or erltit-r located
10 in the Yakima River basin that manages and deliv-
11 ers irrigation Avater to farms in the Yakima River
12 basin.
13 (3) PRORAT MILE IRRIGATION ENTITY.—The
14 term "proratable irrigation erltit-r" means an irriga-
15 tion eritit-Nr that possesses, or the members of which
16 possess, proratable Avater (as defined in section 1202
17 of Public Law 103-434 (108 Stat. 4551)).
18 (4) STATE.—The terns "State" means the State
19 of Washington.
20 (5) TOT.0 AVATER 'SUPPLY Av.UL.A-BLE.—The
21 term "total Avater siappl)r available" has the meaning
22 given the term in applicable civil actions, as deter -
23 mined by the Secretal-v.
24 (6) YA-I1,I.AL- IIVEI AVATER E.NH N('E-
25 HENT PROJECT.—The terns "Yakima River Basin
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1 Mater Enhancement Project" means the Yakima
2 River basin Avater enhancement project authorized
3 bar Congress pursuant to title XII of Public Law
4 103-434 (108 Stat. 4550; 114 Stat. 1425) and
5 other Acts (including Ynblic Law 96-162 (93 Stat.
6 1241), section 109 of Ptiblie Law 98-381 (16
7 U.S.C. 839b note), and Ptiblie Law 105-62 (111
8 Stat. 1320)) to promote Avater conservation, Avater
9 stippl�T, habitat, and stream enhancement improve -
10 menns in the Yakima River basin.
11 (b) INTEGRATED PLAN. -
12 (1) INITLU DEVELOPME T
13 (A) IN (BENE LU. As the initial develop -
14 meat phase of the Integrated Plan, the Sec -
15 retai-Nr, in coordination Avith the State and the
16 Yakama Nation, shall identit�r and implement
17 projects tinder the Integrated Plan that are pre -
18 pared to be commenced daring the 10 -gear pe -
19 riod beginning on the date of enactment of this
20 Act.
21 (B) REQUIREMENT.—The initial develop -
22 meat phase of the Integrated Plan tinder stib-
23 paragraph (A) shall be carried oat in accord -
24 once Avith—
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1 (i) this subsection, inehading annr re -
2 lated plans, reports, and correspondence
3 referred to in this subsection; and
4 (ii) title XII of Public Law 103-434
5 (108 Stat. 4550; 114 Stat. 1425).
7 PHASES. -
8 ( ) PI. NS.—The SecretanT, in coordina-
9 tion Avith the State and the Yakama Nation,
10 shall develop plans for the intermediate and
11 final development phases of the Integrated Plan
12 to achieve the puiposes of title XII of Public
13 Law 103-434 (108 Stat. 4550; 114 Stat.
14 1425), including conducting applicable feasi-
15 bilit-Nr studies, environmental reviews, and other
16 relevant studies required to develop those plans.
18 PHASE.—The Secretai-Nr, in coordination with
19 the State and the Yakama Nation, shall develop
20 an intermediate development phase of the Inte-
21 grated Plan, to commence not earlier than the
22 date that is 10 vears after the date of enact -
23 meat of this Act.
24 (C) FIS U DEVELOPME\T PHASE.—The
25 Secretal-v in coordination with the State and
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1 the Yakama Nation, shall develop a final devel-
2 opulent phase of the Integrated Plan, to coin -
3 silence not earlier than the date that is 20 vears
4 after the date of enactment of this Act.
5 (3) REQ IREAILNTs.—The projects and activi-
6 ties identified b -r the SecretanT for implementation
7 tinder the Integrated Plan shall be carried out
8 only -
9 (A) sial1ject to authorization and appropria-
10 tion;
11 (B) contingent on the completion of appli-
12 cable feasibilit-v studies, environmental reviews,
13 and cost -benefit analyses that include favorable
14 recommendations for filrther project develop -
15 ment;
16 (C) oil public review and a determination
17 b -,r the Secretai-r that design, construction, and
18 operation of a proposed project or aetivit-Nr is ill
19 the best interest of the public; and
20 (ll) in accordance Avith applicable laws, in -
21 chading-
22 (i) the National Environmental Polis -,r
23 Act of 1969 (42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.); and
24 (ii) the Endangered Species Act of
25 1973 (16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq.).
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1 (4) EFFECT OF st BsE('TIO .—Nothing in this
2 sabsection-
3 (A) shall be considered to be a new or sap -
4 plemental benefit for purposes of the Reclaina-
5 tion Reform Act of 1982 (43 U.S.C. 390aa et
6 seq. );
7 (B) affects -
8 (i) annr contract in existence on the
9 date of enactment of this Act that Avas exe-
10 cated pursuant to the reclamation laws; or
11 (ii) all -Nr contract or agreement be -
12 tween the Bnrean of Indian Affairs and
13 the Bureau of Reclamation;
14 (C) affects, Avaives, abrogates, diminishes,
15 defines, or interprets am -Nr treat -Nr between the
16 Yakama Nation and the United States; or
17 (ll) constrains the aathorit-Nr of the See -
18 retai-Nr to provide fish passage in the Yakima
19 River basin, in accordance Avith the Hoover
20 Power Plant Act of 1984 (43 U.S.C. 619 et
21 seq.).
22 (5) PPOGPESS REPORT.—Not later than 5
23 gears after the date of enactment of this Act, the
24 Secretai-Nr, in conjunction Avith the State and in con -
25 saltation Avith the Yakama Nation, shall submit to
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1 the Committee oil Erlei•g r and Natural Resources of
2 the Senate and the Committee oil Natural Resources
3 of the House of Representatives a progress report oil
4 the development and implementation of the Inte-
5 grated Plan.
6 (c) FI\ \CI\G, CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION, AND
7 1Iu TE NCE OF llxot GHT RELIEF PUMPING
8 PLANT AND ELCHLLL S TO PIPLLI\L.-
9 (1) Lo\G-TER.AI AGPEE.AIE.NTS.-
10 (A) IN GENIE. . A long-term agreement
11 negotiated pursuant to this section or the rec-
12 lamation laws between the Secretai-Nr and a par -
13 ticipating proratable irrigation eiititNT ill the
14 Yakima River basin for the non -Federal linanc-
15 ing, construction, operation, or maintenance of
16 the Drought Relief Pumping Plant or the
17 Keeehehas to Kaehess Pipeline shall inehade pro -
18 visions regarding
19 (i) responsibilities of each partici-
20 pating proratable irrigation eiitit-Nr for -
21 (I) the planning, design, and con -
22 struction of infrastiiactare, in con -
23 saltation and coordination Aiith the
24 Secretai-Nr; and
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1
(11) the pumping and operational
2
costs necessal-v to provide the total
3
Avater Suppl-Nr available that is made
4
inaccessible due to drought pumping
5
daring annr preceding calendar gear, if
6
the Kachess ReseiToir fails to refill as
7
a result of pumping drought storage
8
Avater daring such a calendar -,rear;
9
(ii) propert-Nr titles and responsibilities
10
of each participating proratable irrigation
11
erltit-Nr for the maintenance of, and liabilit-,r
12
for, all infrastructure eonstrileted under
13
title XII of Public Law 103-434 (108
14
Stat. 4550; 114 Stat. 1425);
15
(iii) operation and integration of the
16
projects b -,r the Secretal-v ill the operation
17
of the Yakima Project; and
18
(iv) costs associated Avith the design,
19
financing, construction, operation, mainte-
20
nonce, and mitigation of projects, Avith the
21
costs of Federal oversight and review to be
22
nonreimbursable to the participating pro -
23
ratable irrigation entities and the Yakima
24
Project.
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1 (B) TREATME T. A facilit-Nr developed or
2 operated b -,r a participating proratable irrigation
3 entit-v under this subsection shall not be eonsid-
4 eyed to be a supplemental Avork for purposes of
5 section 9(a) of the Reclamation Project Act of
6 1939 (43 U.S.C. 485h(a)).
7 (2) ILLSEPVOIIL.-
8 (A) IN GE.N P =UL. All -Nr additional stored
9 Avater made available by the Collstructioll of a
10 facility to access and deliver inactive and nat-
11 ural storage in Kachess Lake and Reservoir
12 under this subsection -
13 (i) shall be considered to be Yakima
14 Project Avater;
15 (ii) shall be used eXchlsivel-v b -,r the
16 Secretal-v to enhance the Avater suppl)r diar-
17 ing gears for which the total Avater suppl-Nr
18 available is not sufficient to provide a per -
19 centage of proratable entitlements in order
20 to make that additional Avater available, in
21 a quantit-Nr representing not more than 70
22 percent of proratable entitlements to the
23 Kittitas Reclamation District, the Roza Ir -
24 rigation District, or an -Nr other proratable
25 irrigation entit-Nr participating in the Coll -
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1 struction, operation, or maintenance costs
2 of a facilit-,r tinder this section, in accord -
3 once with such terms and conditions as the
4 districts ma -,r agree, stilIject to the condi-
5 tions that -
6 (I) the Bureau of Indian Affairs,
7 the Wapato Irrigation Project, and
8 the Yakama Nation, on an election to
9 participate, ma -,r also obtain water
10 from Kachess Reservoir inactive stor-
11 age to enhance applicable existing irri-
12 gation water stippl)r in accordance
13 with such terms and conditions as the
14 Bnrean of Indian Affairs and the
15 Yakama Nation ma -,r agree; and
16 (II) the additional stippl�T made
17 available tinder this clause shall be
18 available to participating individuals
19 and entities based on -
20 (aa) the proportion that -
21 (A1) the proratable en -
22 titlement of each partici-
23 pating individual or entit-N
24 bears to
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1
(BB) the proratable en -
2
titlements of all partici-
3
pating individuals and enti-
4
ties; or
5
(bb) such other proportion
6
as the participating entities ma -,r
7
agree; and
8
(iii) shall not be annr portion of the
9
total water suppl)r available.
10
(B) EFFECT OF PARAGRAPH. -Nothing in
11
this paragraph affects, as in existence on the
12
date of enactment of this Act, ann —
13
(i) contract;
14
(ii) lay- (inch -Wing regulations) relat-
15
ing to repayment costs;
16
(iii) Avater rights; or
17
(iv) treat -Nr right of the Yakama Na -
18 tion.
19 (3) PROJECT POWER FOP, PUMPING
20 PIS \- T.—
21 (A) IN GENEILU.—Subject to subpara-
22 graphs (B) through (D), the Administrator of
23 the Bonneville Power Administration, pursuant
24 to the Pacific Northwest Electric Power Plan -
25 ring and ConseiTation Act (16 U.S.C. 839 et
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1 sect.), shall provide to the Secretai-Nr pi•gject
2 power to operate the Kachess Pumping Plant
3 constructed under this section if inactive stor-
4
age in the Kachess Reservoir is needed to pro-
s
vide drought relief for irrigation.
6
(B) DETERMINATIONS' By sE('PE = P .-
7
The pi•gject power described in subparagraph
8
(A) ma -,r be provided 0111 -Nr if the Secretai-Nr deter -
9
alines that -
10
(i) there are in effect -
11
(1) a drought declaration issued
12
b -\r the State; and
13
(11) conditions that have led to
14
70 percent or lover Avater delivei-Nr to
15
proratable irrigation districts; and
16
(ii) it is appropriate to provide the
17
power tinder that subparagraph.
18
(C) PERIOD of AV.UL—BILIrv.—The power
19
described in subparagraph (A) shall be provided
20
during the period -
21
(i) beginning on the date on which the
22
Secretai-Nr makes the determinations de -
23
scribed in stibparagraph (B); and
24
(ii) ending on the earlier of—
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1 (I) the date that is 1 gear after
2 that date; and
3
(II) the date oil which the Sec-
o
retai-Nr determines that -
5
(aa) drought mitigation
6
measures are still necessai-Nr ill
7
the Yakima River basin; or
8
(bb) the pourer should no
9
longer be provided for aii-Nr other
10
reason.
11
(ll) RATE. -
12
(i) IN GENERAL.—The Administrator
13
of the Bonneville Power Administration
14
shall provide project power tinder stibpara-
15
graph (A) at the then -applicable lowest
16
Bonneville Power Administration rate for
17 public boder, cooperative, and Federal agen-
18 c -,r ctistoiiier firm obligations oil the date
19 on which the atithorit-Nr is provided.
20 (ii) No vest of rs.—The rate tinder
21 clause (i) shall not include an -Nr irrigation
22 discount.
23 (E) Lot Ai, PROVIDER.—During an -Nr period
24 for which project power is not provided tinder
25 subparagraph (A), the Secretai-Nr shall obtain
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1 power to operate the Kachess Pumping Plant
2 from a local provider.
3 (F) OTHER cost of pourer for
4 pumping and station service, and the costs of
5 transmitting power from the Federal Col imbia
6 River power system to the pumping facilities of
7 the Yakima River Basin Mater Enhancement
8 Project, shall be borne by the irrigation dis-
9 tricts receiving the benefits of the applicable
10 «-iter.
11 (G) I) T1Es OF COMMISSIONER.—For pur-
12 poses of this paragraph, the Commissioner of
13 Reclamation shall arrange transmission for any
14 delivery of -
15 (i) Federal power over the Bonneville
16 system through applicable tariff and busi-
17 ness practice processes of that s-\rstein; 01-
18
r18 (ii) power obtained from all -Nr local
19 provider.
20 (d) DESIG\ Nv U, --,'E OF GRor DAVATER RECILARGE
21 PROJECT'.—The Secretai-Nr, in coordination with the State
22 and the Yakama Nation, ma -\r provide technical assistance
23 for, participate in, and enter into agreements, including
24 with irrigation entities for the use of eXcess coiive-Nrance
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1 capaeit-Nr ill Yakima River Basin Mater Enhancement
2 Project facilities, for -
3 (1) groundwater recharge projects; and
4 (2) aquifer storage and recovenT projects.
5 (e) OPERATIW U CONTROL OF WATER (1) IN ( ENER U..—The Secretai-Nr shall retain
7 authorit-,r and discretion over the management of
8 Yakima River Basin Mater Enhancement Project
9 supplies -
10 (A) to optimize operational use and 11exi-
11 bilit-Nr; and
12 (B) to ensure compliance Avith all applica-
13 ble Federal and State laws, treat -Nr rights of the
14 Yakama Nation, and legal obligations, including
15 those under title XII of Public Law 103-434
16 (108 Stat. 4550; 114 Stat. 1425).
17 (2) I (Ii siO .—The authorit-Nr and discretion
18 described in paragraph (1) shall inehade the abilit-Nr
19 of the United States to store, deliver, corlseil-e, and
20 reuse Avater supplies deriving from projects author -
21 ized under title NII of Public Law 103-434 (108
22 Stat. 4550; 114 Stat. 1425).
23 (f) COOPERATIVE AGPEE.AIL Ts AND (SIL S Ts.—The
24 Secretai-Nr ma -\r enter into cooperative ag7•eements and
25 make g7 ants to cai•i-Nr out this section, including for the
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1 purposes of land and Avater transfers, leases, and acquisi-
2 tions from Avilling participants, subject to the condition
3 that the acquir=ing entit-Nr shall hold title to, and be respon-
4 sible for, all required operation, maintenance, and rnarr-
5 agement of the acquired land or Avater during an -Nr period
6 in which the acquiring errtit-Nr holds title to the acquired
7 land.
8 (g) WATER Co sERVATro PPOJLcTs.—The See -
9 retar-Nr rna-,r participate in, provide firnding for, and accept
10 non -Federal financing for water conservation projects, re -
ll gardless of whether the projects are in accordance with
12 the Yakima River Basin Mater Conservation Program es -
13 tablished under section 1203 of Public Law 103-434 (108
14 Stat. 4551), that are intended to partialhT implement the
15 Integrated Plan b -,r providing conserved water to improve
16 tributar-Nr and mainstem stream flow.
17 (h) PNDL-�_ IRRIGATION PROJECTS. -
18 (1) IN GENE LU.—The Secretar-Nr, acting
19 through the Commissioner of Reclamation, rna-,r con -
20 tribute fiends for the preparation of plans and inves-
21 tigation measures, and, after the date on which the
22 Secretar-Nr certifies that the measures are consistent
23 with the water conseiTation objectives of this sec -
24 tion, to annr Indian irrigation project—
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1 (A) that is located in the Pacific North -
2 Avest Region;
3 (B) that is identified in the report of the
4 Government Accountability Office numbered
5 GAO -15-45 3 T;
6 (C) that has been identified as part of a
7 Bureau of Reclamation basin stud -Nr pursuant to
8 subtitle F of title IX of Public Law 111-11 (42
9 U.S.C. 10361 et sect.) to increase Avater suppl)r
10 for the Pacific Northwest Region; and
11 (ll) an improvement to which Avould con -
12 tribute to the flow of interstate Avater.
13 (2) AUTHORIZATION IZATION of U PROPRLA-rloNs.-
14 There is authorized to be appropriated to earl -Nr out
15 this subsection $7510001000.
16 SEC. 8202. MODIFICATION OF PURPOSES AND DEFINITIONS.
17 (a) Pt RPOSEs.—Section 1201 of Public Law 103-
18 434 (108 Stat. 4550) is amended -
19 (1) b -,r striking paragraph (1) and inserting the
20 folloAling:
21 "(1) to protect, mitigate, and enhance fish and
22 Avildlife and the reeovei-Nr and maintenance of self -
23 sustaining harvestable populations of fish and other
24 aquatic life, both anadromous and resident species,
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1 throughout their historic distribution range in the
2 Yakima Basin throtigh-
3 "(A) improved water management and the
4 constructions of fish passage at storage and di -
5 version dams, as authorized tinder the Hoover
6 Power Plant Act of 1984 (43 U.S.C. 619 et
7 seq. );
8 "(B) improved instream tlows and water
9 supplies;
10 "(C) improved water gtialit-Nr, watershed,
11 and ecosystem filnction;
12 "(ll) protection, creation, and enhance -
13 ment of wetlands; and
14 "(E) other appropriate means of habitat
15 improvement;";
16 (2) in paragraph (2), b -,r inserting ", municipal,
17 industrial, and domestic water stippl�r and use pur-
18 poses, especiall-Nr during drought gears, including re -
19 dticing the fregnenc-\r and severit-Nr of water stippl�r
20 shortages for pro -ratable irrigation entities" before
21 the semicolon at the end;
22 (3) b -\r striking paragraph (4);
23 (4) b -\r redesignating paragraph (3) as para -
24 graph (4);
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1 (5) b -,r inserting after paragraph (2) the fol -
2 lowing:
3 "(3) to authorize the Secretal-v to make water
4 available for purchase or lease for Meeting Munic-
5 ipal, industrial, and domestic water suppler Pur -
6 poses;";
7 (6) b -,r redesignating paragraphs (5) and (6) as
8 paragraphs (6) and (8), respectivel-N
9 (7) b -,r inserting after paragraph (4) (as redesig-
10 noted b -,r paragraph (4)) the following:
11 "(5) to realize sufficient water savings from im-
12 plementing the Yakima River Basin Integrated
13 Mater Resource Management Plan, so that not less
14 than 85,000 acre feet of water savings are achieved
15 bar implementing the initial development phase of the
16 Integrated Plan pursuant to section 8201(b)(1) of
17 the Natural Resources Management Act, in addition
18 to the 165,000 acre-feet of water savings targeted
19 through the Basin ConseiTation Program, as author -
20 ized on October 31, 1994;";
21 (8) in paragraph (6) (as redesignated b -,r para -
22 graph (6))-
23 (A) b -,r inserting "an increase in" before
24 "vohantai-r"; and
25 (B) b -,r striking "and" at the end;
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1 (9) b -,r inserting after paragraph (6) (as so re -
2 designated) the following:
3 "(7) to encourage all increase in the use of, and
4 reduce the barriers to, water transfers, leasing, mar -
5 leets, and other voluntai-Nr transactions among public
6 and private entities to enhance Avater management
7 in the Yakima River basin;";
8 (10) in paragraph (8) (as so redesignated), b -,r
9 striking the period at the end and inserting "; and",
10 and
11 (11) b -r adding at the end the following:
12 "(9) to irilprove the resilience of the ecus-,rsterns,
13 economies, and communities in the Yakima River
14
basin facing drought,
hydrologic changes, and
other
15
related changes and
variabilit-Nr ill natural
and
16 human systems, for the benefit of the people, fish,
17 and wildlife of the region.".
18 (b) DEFU ITIO s.—Section 1202 of Public Law 103-
19 434 (108 Stat. 4550) is amended -
20 (1) b -\r redesignating paragraphs (6), (7), (8),
21 (9), (10), (11), (12), (13), and (14) as paragraphs
22 (8), (10), (11), (12), (13), (14), (15), (17), and
23 (18), respectivel�N
24 (2) b -\r inserting after paragraph (5) the fol -
25 loving:
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1 "(6) llLSIG\ TLD FEDER U� OFFICLU.—The
2 terra `designated Federal official' means the Corn -
3 missioner of Reclamation (or a designee), acting
4 pursuant to the charter of the Conservation Advisor -v
5 Group.
6 "(7) INTEGRATED PLAN.—The term `Integrated
7 Plan' has the meaning given the term in section
8 8201(a) of the Natural Resources Management Act,
9 to be carried out in cooperation Avith, and in addi-
10 tion to, activities of the State of Washington and the
11 Yakama Nation.";
12 (3) b -,r inserting after paragraph (8) (as redesig-
13 noted b -,r paragraph (1)) the folloAving:
14 "(9) 1It NICII U, I Dt STRLU, AND DO.AILSTl('
15 WATER SUPPLY AND USE.—The terns `municipal, in -
16 dustrial, and domestic Avater siappl�T and use' means
17 the siappl�T and use of Avater for -
18 "(A) domestic consumption (whether urban
19 or ruaral);
20 "(B) maintenance and protection of public
21 health and safet-
22 "(C) manufacture, fabrication, processing,
23 assembl-Nr, or other production of a good or eom-
24 modit-Nr;
25 "(ll) production of enefl
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1 "(E) fish hatcheries; or
2 "(F) Avater conseiTation activities relating
3 to a use described in subparagraphs (A)
4 through (E) ."; and
5 (4) b -,r inserting after paragraph (15) (as so re -
6 designated) the following:
7 "(16) YA-I1,I.AL- E\HA\('ERIE.NT PROJECT; YAK -
8 IAU RIVE, R BASIN AVATER ENHAN('E.AIENT
9 PROJECT.—The terms `Yakima Enhancement
10 Project' and `Yakima River Basin Mater Enhance -
11 meat Project' mean the Yakima River basin Avater
12 enhancement project authorized b -,r Cong7ess pursu-
13 ant to this Act and other Acts (including Public Law
14 96-162 (93 Stat. 1241), section 109 of Public Law
15 98-381 (16 U.S.C. 839b note; 98 Stat. 1340), Pub -
16 lie Law 105-62 (111 Stat. 1320), and Public Law
17 106-372 (114 Stat. 142 5)) to promote Avater con -
18 servation, Avater suppler, habitat, and stream en -
19 hancement improvements in the Yakima River
20 basin.".
21 SEC. 8203. YAKIMA RIVER BASIN WATER CONSERVATION
22 PROGRAM.
23 Section 1203 of Public Law 103-434 (108 Stat.
24 45 51) is amended -
25 (1) in subsection (a)—
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1
(A) in paragraph (1)-
2
(i) in the second sentence, b -,r striking
3
"title" and inserting "section"; and
4
(ii) in the third sentence, b -,r striking
5
"within 5 vears of the date of enactment
6
of this Act"; and
7
(B) in paragraph (2), b -,r striking "irriga-
8
tion" and inserting "the mnnber of irrigated
9
acres";
10
(2) in subsection (e)-
11
(A) in paragraph (2)-
12
(i) in each of subparagraphs (A)
13
through (ll), b -,r striking the comma at the
14
end of the subparagraph and inserting a
15
semicolon;
16
(ii) in subparagraph (E), b -,r striking
17
the comma at the end and inserting
18
and";
19
(iii) in subparagraph (F), b -,r striking
20
"Department of Wildlife of the State of
21
Washington, and" and inserting "Depart -
22
meat of Fish and Wildlife of the State of
23
Washington."; and
24
(iv) b -,r striking subparagraph (G);
25
(B) in paragraph (3)—
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1 (i) in each of subparagraphs (A)
2 through (C), b -,r striking the comma at the
3 end of the subparagraph and inserting a
4 semicolon;
5 (ii) in subparagraph (ll), b -,r striking
6 ", and" at the end and inserting a semi -
7 colon;
8 (iii) in subparagraph (E), b -,r striking
9 the period at the end and inserting
10 and"; and
11 (iv) b -,r adding at the end the fol -
12 loving:
13 "(F) provide recommendations to advance
14 the purposes and programs of the Yakima En -
15 hancement Project, including the Integrated
16 Plan."; and
17 (C) b -,r striking paragraph (4) and insert -
18 ing the following:
19 "(4) AUTHORIT OF vLSIG. TED FEDER.U� OF -
20 FICLU.—The designated Federal official may —
21 "(A) arrange and provide logistical support
22 for meetings of the Conservation Advisoi-Nr
23 Group;
24 "(B) use a facilitator to serve as a moder-
25 ator for meetings of the ConseiTation Advisoi-Nr
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1 Group or provide additional logistical support;
2 and
3 "(C) grant an -Nr request for a facilitator b -,r
4 ally member of the Conservation Advisoi-Nr
5 Group."
6 (3) in subsection (d), b -,r adding at the end the
7 following:
8 "(4) PAYMENT OF I OC U ',-,:LLA-PE By ',-,TATE OR
9 FEDEPW� GOVERMAIENT.-
10 "(A) IN ( ENER =UL.—The State or the Fed -
11 eral Government luau fiend not more than the
12 17.5 -percent local share of the costs of the
13 Basin ConseiTation Program in exchange for
14 the long-term use of conserved water, stilIject to
15 the reclnirement that the fielding b -,r the Fed -
16 eral Government of the local share of the costs
17 shall provide a quantifiable public benefit in
18 meeting Federal responsibilities in the Yakima
19 River basin and the purposes of this title.
20 "(B) Usli; OF ('O sEPVED AVAT x.—The
21 Yakima Project Manager ma -,r use water restilt-
22 ing from conservation measures taken tinder
23 this title, in addition to water that the Bureau
24 of Reclamation uta -r acquire from all -Nr willing
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1 seller through purchase, donation, or lease, for
2 Avater management uses pursuant to this title.";
3 (4) in subsection (e), b -,r striking the first sen -
4 tence and inserting the following: "To participate in
5 the Basin Conservation Program, as described in
6 subsection (b), an entit�r shall submit to the See -
1 retarNT a proposed Avater conservation plan.";
8 (5) in subsection (i)(3)-
9 (A) b -,r striking "purchase or lease" each
10 place it appears and inserting "purchase, lease,
11 or management"; and
12 (B) in the third sentence, b -,r striking
13 "made immediatel-Nr upon availabilit-Nr" and all
14 that follows through "Committee" and inserting
15 "continued as needed to provide Avater to be
16 used b -,r the Yakima Project Manager as rec-
17 ommended b -,r the S-,rstern Operations Advisoi-Nr
18 Committee and the Conservation Advisoi-Nr
19 Group"; and
20 (6) in subsection (j)(4), in the first sentence, b -\r
21 striking "initial acquisition" and all that follows
22 through "flushing flours" and inserting "acquisition
23 of Avater from Avilling sellers or lessors specificalhT to
24 provide improved instream flows for anadrornous
25 and resident fish and other aquatic life, including
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1 pulse flows to facilitate outAvard migration of anad-
2 romous fish".
3 SEC. 8204. YAKIMA BASIN WATER PROJECTS, OPERATIONS,
4 AND AUTHORIZATIONS.
5 (a) RLVLsIG.NATIo OF Yum ALA- N TIO .—Section
6 1204(8) of Public Law 103-434 (108 Stat. 4557) is
7 amended -
8 (1) b -,r striking the subsection designation and
9 heading and all that follows through paragraph (1)
10 and inserting the following:
11 "(g) RE, VL�IG.NATlo OF YAKALA- PNDL-�- NATION
12 TO Y u�-ALA- NATION. -
13
TIO .-
13 "(1) RLVLslG NT10N.—The Confederated
14 Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Indian Nation
15 shall be known and designated as the `Confederated
16 Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation'."; and
17 (2) in paragraph (2), b -,r striking "deemed to be
18 a reference to the `Confederated Tribes and Bands
19 of the Yakama Indian Nation'." and inserting
20 "deemed to be a reference to the `Confederated
21 Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation'.".
22 (b) OPERATION OF Yuma PROJECT, -,.—See -
23 tion 1205 of Public Law 103-434 (108 Stat. 4557) is
24 amended -
25 (1) in subsection (a)(4)—
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1 (A) in subparagraph (A)
2 (i) in clause (i)-
3
(I) b -,r inserting "additional"
4
after "secure";
5
(11) b -,r striking "flushing" and
6
inserting "pulse"; and
7
(III) b -,r striking "uses" and in -
8
senting "uses, in addition to the quan-
9
tit -\r of water provided tinder the trea-
10
tv between the Yakaina Nation and
11
the United States",
12
(ii) b -\r striking clause (ii);
13
(iii) b -\r redesignating clause (iii) as
14
clause (ii); and
15
(iv) in clause (ii) (as so redesignated)
16
b -\r inserting "and water rights mandated"
17
after "goals"; and
18 (B) in subparagraph (B) (i), in the first
19 sentence, b -,r inserting "in proportion to the
20 filnding received" after "Program";
21 (2) in subsection (b), in the second sentence, b -\r
22 striking "instream flows for use b -\r the Yakima
23 Project Manager as flushing flows or as othei-Noise"
24 and inserting "fishei-Nr purposes, as"; and
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1 (3) in subsection (e), b -,r striking paragraph (1)
2 and inserting the following:
3 "(1) IN GENERAL. Additional purposes of the
4 Yakima Project shall be all -Nr of the follollirlg:
5 "(A) To recover and maintain self -sus -
6 twining harvestable populations of native fish,
7 both anadromous and resident species, through -
8 out their historic distribution range in the Yak -
9 ima River basin.
10 "(B) To protect, mitigate, and enhance
11 aquatic life and wildlife.
12 "(C) Recreation.
13 "(ll) Municipal, industrial, and domestic
14 use.".
15 (c) ENHANCEMENT OF WATER St PPIAEs FOP, Y U--
16 nu BAsi.N TPaBt TR1Es.—Section 1207 of Public Law
17 103-434 (108 Stat. 4560) is amended -
18 (1) in the section heading, b -,r striking "SUP -
19 PLIES" and inserting "MANAGEMENT";
20 (2) in subsection (a)-
21 (A) in the matter preceding paragraph (1),
22 b -,r striking "supplies" and inserting "manage -
23 ment";
24 (B) in paragraph (1), b -,r inserting "and
25 water suppler entities" after "owners"; and
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1 (C) in paragraph (2)-
2 (i) ill subparagraph (A), b -,r inserting
3 "that choose not to participate in, or opt
4 out of, tribiatai-Nr enhancement pi•gjects
5 pursuant to this section" after "water
6 right owners"; and
7 (ii) in subparagraph (B), b -,r inserting
8 "nonparticipating" before "tribiatai-Nr Avater
9 users";
10 (3) in subsection (b)-
11 (A) ill paragraph (1)-
12 (i) b -,r striking the paragraph designa-
13 tion and all that follows through "(but not
14 limited to)—" and inserting the following:
15 "(1) IN GENERU.—The Secretai-Nr, folloIviiig
16 consultation Aiith the State of Washington, tribiatai-Nr
17 Avater right owners, and the Yakama Nation, and oil
18 agreement of appropriate Avater right owners, is au -
19 thorized to conduct studies to evaluate measures to
20 fiarther Yakima Project purposes on tributaries to
21 the Yakima River. Enhancement programs that use
22 measures authorized b -,r this subsection ma -,r be in -
23 vestigated and implemented b -,r the Secretai-Nr ill trib-
24 utaries to the Yakima River, including Taneuin
25 Creek, other areas, or tribiatai-Nr basins that cui•rentl-Nr
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1 or could potentiall-Nr be provided supplemental or
2 transfer water b -,r entities, such as the Kittitas Rec-
3 lamation District or the Yakima-Tieton Irrigation
4 District, sulIject to the condition that activities ma -,r
5 commence on completion of applicable and required
6 feasibilit-Nr studies, environmental reviews, and cost -
7 benefit analyses that include favorable recommenda-
8 tions for filrther project development, as appro-
9 priate. Measures to evaluate include—";
10 (ii) b -,r indenting subparagraphs (A)
11 through (F) appropriatel,N
12 (iii) in subparagraph (A), b -,r inserting
13 before the semicolon at the end the fol -
14 lowing: ", including irrigation efficierlc-Nr
15 improvements (in coordination with pro -
16 grains of the Department of -Agriculture),
17 consolidation of diversions or administra-
18 tion, and diversion scheduling or eoordina-
19 tion";
20 (iv) b -,r redesignating subparagraphs
21 (C) through (F) as subparagraphs (E)
22 through (H), respeetivel�N i
23 (v) b -,r inserting after subparagraph
24 (B) the follouring:
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1 "(C) improvements in irrigation system
2 management or delivei-Nr facilities lvithirl the
3 Yakima River basin when those improvements
4 allow for increased irrigation s-\rsteril coilve-Nraiiee
5 and corresponding reduction in diversion from
6
tributaries or t1oAv enhancements to tributaries
7
through direct tIoAv supplementation or ground -
8
water recharge;
9
"(ll) improvements of irrigation system
10
management or delivei-Nr facilities to reduce or
11
eliminate excessivehT high flows caused b -\r the
12
use of natural streams for coilve-,mince or irriga-
13
tion water or return water;",
14
(vi) in subparagraph (E) (as redesig-
15
nated b -,r clause (iv)), b -,r striking "ground
16
water" and inserting "groundwater re -
17
charge and";
18
(vii) in subparag7•aph (G) (as so re -
19
designated), b -,r irlsertirlg "or transfer"
20
after "purchase"; and
21
(viii) in subparagraph (H) (as so re -
22
designated), b -,r irlsertirlg "stream processes
23
and" before "stream habitats";
24
(B) in paragraph (2)—
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1
(i) in the matter preceding subpara-
2
graph (A), b -,r striking "the Tarneurn Creek
3
stud -Nr" and inserting "studies under this
4
subsection";
5
(ii) in subparagraph (B)-
6
(1) b -,r striking "and economic"
7
and inserting ", infrastructure, eco -
8
ilorilic, and land use"; and
9
(11) b -,r striking "and" at the end;
10
(iii) in subparagraph (C), b -,r striking
11
the period at the end and inserting
12
and"; and
13
(iv) b -,r adding at the end the fol -
14
loving:
15
"(ll) am -Nr related studies ahead -Nr undenva-,r
16
or undertaken."; and
17
(C) in paragraph (3), in the first sentence,
18
b -,r inserting "of each tributanT or group of trib-
19
utaries" after "stud -Nr
20
(4) in subsection (e)-
21
(A) in the subsection heading, b -,r inserting
22
AND No S R CE STORAGE" after "No -
23
STORAGE11; and
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1 (B) ill the matter preceding paragraph (1),
2 b -,r inserting "and nonsurface storage" after
3 "nonstorage";
4 (5) b -,r striking subsection (d);
5 (6) b -,r redesignating subsection (e) as sub -
6 section (d); and
7 (7) in paragraph (2) of subsection (d) (as so re -
8 designated) -
9 (A) ill the first sentence -
10 (i) b -,r inserting "and implementation"
11 after "investigation";
12 (ii) b -,r striking "other" before "Yak -
13 ima River"; and
14 (iii) b -,r inserting "and other water
15 suppler entities" after "owners"; and
16 (B) b -,r striking the second sentence.
17 (d) CHANDLER PUMPING PLANT AND PoAVERPL NT -
18 OPERATIONS' AT PPOSSEp, llivLxsio ll —A .—Section
19 1208(d) of Public Law 103-434 (108 Stat. 4562; 114
20 Stat. 1425) is amended b -,r inserting "negativel-Nr" before
21 "affected".
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1 Subtitle D—Bureau of Reclamation
2 Facility Conveyances
3 SEC. 8301. CONVEYANCE OF MAINTENANCE COMPLEX AND
4 DISTRICT OFFICE OF THE ARBUCKLE
5 PROJECT, OKLAHOMA.
6 (a) DEFE ITIO s.—In this Section:
7 (1) AGREE.AIE\T.—The term "Agreement"
8 means the agreement entitled "Agreement between
9 the United States and the Arbuckle Master Conser-
10 vane -,r llistriet for Transferring 'Title to the Feder -
11 all -Nr Owned Maintenance Complex and District Of -
12 fiee to the Arbuckle Master Conservancy llistrict"
13 and mambered 14AG640141.
14 (2) DISTRICT.—The term "District" means the
15 Arbuckle Master Conservarlc-,r District, located in
16 11ui ra-,r Count -Nr, Oklahoma.
17 (3) DISTRICT OFFICE.—The term "District Of -
18 fiee" ineans-
19 (A) the headquarters building located at
20 2440 East Hain, Davis, Oklahoma; and
21 (B) the approximatel-Nr 0.83 acres of land
22 described in the Agreement.
23 (4) A -INTEL .WE COMPLEX.—The term
24 "Maintenance Complex" cleans the caretaker's resi-
25 deuce, shop buildings, and annr appurtenances lo -
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1 cited on the lend described in the -Agreement com-
2 prising approximatel-Nr 2 acres.
3 (b) CONVEYANCE TO soon as prac-
4 ticable after the date of enactment of this
Act, the See-
s retai-Nr
shell corlve-Nr to the
llistriet, all right,
title, and iii -
6 terest of the United States in and to the Maintenance
7 Complex and District Office, Arbuckle Project, Oklahoma,
8 consistent Avith the terms and conditions of the Agree -
9 ment.
10 (c) LuBmITY.-
11 (1) IN CENERU.—Effective on the date of con -
12 ve-\mince to the District of the Maintenance Complex
13 and District Office tinder this section, the United
14 States shell not be held liable by ally court for dain-
15
ages of all -Nr kind arising
out of anti -Nr act,
omission, or
16
occurrence relating
to the Maintenance
Complex or
17 District Office, except for damages caused b -,r acts of
18 negligence committed b -,r the United States or b -,r an
19 ernplo-,Tee or agent of the United States prior to the
20 date of cornvevance.
21 (2) APPLICABLE 1 AAT.—Nothing irl this section
22 increases the liability of the United States bevond
23 the liability provided in chapter 171 of title 28,
24 United States Code (commonhT known as the "Fed -
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1 eral Tort Claims Act"), on the date of enactment of
2 this Act.
3 (d) BENEFIT'S. After the conve-ranee of the 1lainte-
4 mance Complex and District Office to the District under
5 this section -
6 (1) the Maintenance Complex and District Of -
7 fice shall not be considered to be a part of a Federal
8 reclamation project; and
9 (2) the District shall not be eligible to receive
10 all -v benefits Avith respect to all -Nr facilit-,r comprising
11 that Maintenance Complex and District Office, other
12 than benefits that Avould be available to a similarly
13 situated person Avith respect to a facilit-Nr that is not
14 part of a Federal reclamation project.
15 (e) COMMUNICATION.—If the Secretal-v has not com-
16 pleted the eonve-Nranee required under subsection (b) b -,r the
17 date that is 1 vear after the date of enactment of this
18 Act, the Secretai-r shall submit to Congress a letter Avith
19 sufficient detail that -
20 (1) explains the reasons the conve-Nrance has not
21 been completed; and
22 (2) specifies the date b -,r which the collve-Nrance
23 will be completed.
24 SEC. 8302. CONTRA COSTA CANAL TRANSFER.
25 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
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1 (1) ACQUIRED LAND.—The
terra
"acquired
2 land" cleans land in Federal ownership
and land
3 over which the Federal Government
holds
an interest
4 for the purpose of the construction and operation of
5 the Contra Costa Canal, including land tinder the jti-
6 risdiction of -
7 (A) the Bureau of Reclamation;
8 (B) the Western Area Power Administra-
9 tion; and
10 (C) the Department of Defense in the case
11 of the Clad ton Canal diversion traversing the
12 Concord Naval Weapons Station.
13 (2) CONTRA cons A C AN UI .-
14 (A) IN GENERAL.—The terns "Contra
15 Costa Canal" means the Contra Costa Canal
16 Unit of the Central Valle -,r Project, Avhich eXelti-
17 lively selTes the Contra Costa Mater District in
18 an urban area of Contra Costa Count -v Cali -
19 forma.
20 (B) term "Contra
21 Costa Canal" includes pipelines, conduits,
22 pumping plants, aqueducts, laterals, Avater stor-
23 age and regulator -v facilities, electric stib-
24 stations, related Avorks and improvements, and
25 all interests in land associated Avith the Contra
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1 Costa Canal Unit of the Central Valle -,r Prgject
2 in existence on the date of enactment of this
3 Act.
4 (C) EX(,LL'�IO.—The term "Contra Costa
5 Canal" does not inehade the Rock Slough fish
6 screen facility.
7 (3) CONTRA COSTA AGREEMENT.—The
8 term "Contra Costa Canal -Agreement" leans an
9 agreement between the District and the Bureau of
10 Reclamation to determine the legal, institutional,
11 and financial terms surrounding the transfer of the
12 Contra Costa Canal, including compensation to the
13 reclamation fiend established by the first section of
14 the Act of June 171 1902 (32 Stat. 388, chapter
15 1093), eclval to the net present valve of miscella-
16 neons revenues that the United States Avould other -
17 Anise derive over the 10 gears following the date of
18 enactment of this Act from the eligible land and fa -
19 cilities to be transferred, as governed b -\r reclamation
20 law and polis -\r and the contracts.
21 (4) CO\TR ('TS.—The terns "contracts" means
22 the existing Avater seiTice contract between the Dis-
23 trict and the United States, Contract No. 175x-
24 3401A–LTR1 (2005), Contract No. 14-06-200-
25 6072A (1972, as amended), and all -Nr other contract
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1 or land permit involving the United States, the Dis-
2 trict, and Contra Costa Canal.
3 (5) DISTRICT.—The terra "District" means the
4 Contra Costa Mater District, a political subdivision
5 of the State of California.
6 (6) ROCK SLOL GH FISH SCRLL\ FACILITY. -
7
ACILIT .-
7 (A) IN GENEPLUU .—The term "Rock
8 Slough fish screen fa
cilit-Nr" means the fish
9 screen facilitNT at the Rock Slough intake to the
10 Contra Costa Canal.
11 (B) ICLL slows.—The term "Rock Slough
12 fish screen facility" includes the screen struc-
13 tare, rake cleaning s-,TStem, and accessoi-Nr sti-tle-
14 tures integral to the screen finiction of the
15 Rock Slough fish screen facilit-Nr, as required
16 under the Central Valle -,r Project Irilproverilerlt
17 Act (Public Law 102-575; 106 Stat. 4706).
18 (7) ROCK ',--,'LOUGH FISH ',--,'('PE FACILIT
19 TITLE TRANSFER AGREEMENT.—The term "Rock
20 Slough fish screen facilit-Nr title transfer agreement"
21 means an agreement between the District and the
22 Bureau of Reclamation to -
23 (A) determine the legal, institutional, and
24 financial terms surrounding the transfer of the
25 Rock Slough fish screen facilit-Nr; and
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1 (B) ensure the continued safe and reliable
2 operations of the Rock Slough fish screen facil-
3 it -Nr.
4 (b) CONVEYANCE OF LAND AND F (,mITILs.-
5 (1) IN C EVER U..—Not later than 180 da-vS
6 after the date of enactment of this Act, in consider -
7 ation for the District assuming from the United
8 States all liabilit-Nr for the administration, operation,
9 maintenance, and replacement of the Contra Cost
10 Canal, consistent Avith the terms and conditions set
11 forth in the Contra Costa Canal Agreement and sub -
12 ject to valid existing rights and existing recreation
13 agreements between the Bureau of Reclamation and
14 the East Ba -\T Regional Perk District for Contra
15 Lome Regional Perk and other local agencies Avithin
16 the Contra Costa Canal, the Secretal-v shell offer to
17 corlve-,r and assign to the District -
18 (A) all right, title, and interest of the
19 United States in and to -
20 (i) the Contra Costa Canal; and
21 (ii) the acquired lend; and
22 (B) all interests reserved and developed as
23 of the date of enactment of this Act for the
24 Contra Costa Canal in the acquired lend, in -
25 eluding existing recreation agreements between
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1 the Bureau of Reclamation and the East Ba T
2 Regional Park District for Contra Loma Re -
3 gional Park and other local agencies Avithin the
4 Contra Costa Canal.
5 (2) ROCK SLOL GH FISH S(_'RLL\ FACILITY. -
6
ACILIT .-
6 (A) IN GI;NER.U.—The Secretal-Nr shall
7 corlve-,r and assign to the District all right, title,
8 and interest of the United States in and to the
9 Rock Slough fish screen facilit-Nr pursuant to the
10 Rock Slough fish screen facilit-Nr title transfer
11 agreement.
12 (B) COOPER TIO .—Not later than 180
13 days after the conveyance of the Contra Costa
14 Canal, the Secretal-Nr and the District shall
15 enter into good faith negotiations to accomplish
16 the corlve-Nrance and assignment under subpara-
17 graph (A) .
18 (3) PAYMENT OF cows.—The District shall
19 pair to the Secretal-Nr all -Nr administrative and real es -
20 tate transfer costs incurred by the Secretal-Nr in car -
21 n ing out the conveyances and assignments under
22 paragraphs (1) and (2), including the cost of all -Nr
23 boundar-Nr sur -Ver, title search, cadastral sur--e-,r, ap-
24 praisal, and other real estate transaction required
25 for the conveyances and assignments.
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1 (4) COMPLL-�- CE WITH ENVIno\ATI;\T.U<
2 LAWS. -
3 (A) IN GENERAL.—Before care ing out the
4 conveyances and assignments tinder paragraphs
5 (1) and (2), the Secretary shall comply with all
6 applicable regnirements tinder -
7 (i) the National Environmental Polis -,r
8 Act of 1969 (42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.);
9 (ii) the Endangered Species Act of
10 1973 (16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq.); and
11 (iii) all -Nr other law applicable to the
12 Contra Costa Canal or the acquired land.
13 (B) EFFECT.—Nothing in this section
14 modifies or alters an -Nr obligations tinder -
15 (i) the National Environmental Polis -,r
16 Act of 1969 (42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.); or
17 (ii) the Endangered Species Act of
18 1973 (16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq.).
19 (c) RLI ATIo SHIP To ESTI G CLNTILU V.ULLY
20 PROJECT CO\TRAC'1`S.-
21 (1) IN GENERAL.—Nothing in this section af-
22 fects-
23 (A) the application of the reclamation laws
24 to Avater delivered to the District pursuant to
25 all -Nr contract Avith the Secretai-Nr; or
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1 (B) subject to paragraph (2), the con -
2 tracts.
3 (2) AIME D.AIL Ts TO ('WNTRAcTs.—The Sec-
o retai-Nr and the District may modit�r the contracts as
5 rnecessai-Nr to eornpl�T JT-ith this section.
6 (3) LLA-BmITY.-
7 (A) IN GENERAL.—Except as provided in
8 subparag7•aph (B), the United States shall not
9 be liable for damages arising out of all -Nr act,
10 omission, or occurrence relating to the Contra
11 Costa Canal or the acquired land.
12 (B) EXCEP IO .—The United States shall
13 continue to be liable for damages caused b -,r
14 acts of negligence committed b -,r the United
15 States or b -\r any ernplo-\Tee or agent of the
16 United States before the date of the conveyance
17 and assignment under subsection (b)(1), con -
18 sistent Aiith chapter 171 of title 28, United
19 States Code (cornrnonl-Nr known as the "Federal
20 short Claims Act").
21 (C) LIMIT TIO .—Nothing in this section
22 increases the liability of the United States be -
23 gond the liabilit-Nr provided under chapter 171 of
24 title 281 United States Code (cornrnonl-Nr known
25 as the "Federal short Claims Act").
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1 (d) REPORT.—If the coIjVe-NTance and assigmmnt ati-
2 thorized b -,r subsection (b)(1) is not completed b -,r the date
3 that is 1 gear after the date of enactment of this Act,
4 the Secretai-Nr shall submit to Conp-ess a report that -
5 (1) describes the status of the conve-Nrance and
6 assignment;
7 (2) describes all -Nr obstacles to completing the
8 coIjVe-,ranee and assignment; and
9 (3) specifies an anticipated date for completion
10 of the conve-,ranee and assignment.
11 TITLE IX -MISCELLANEOUS
12 SEC. 9001. EVERY KID OUTDOORS ACT.
13 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
14 (1) FEDEPW= LAND v AVATERS.—The term
15 "Federal land and Avaters" means ally Federal land
16 or boder of Avater tinder the jurisdiction of anNr of the
17 Secretaries to which the public has access.
18 (2) PIOGpu .—The terns "program" means
19 the EVei-Nr Kid Outdoors program established under
20 subsection (b)(1).
21 (3) SE(_'RE'IAIZIES.—The terns "Secretaries"
22 ineans-
23 () the Secretair, acting throtigh-
24 (i) the Director of the National Park
25 Service;
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1 (ii) the Director of the United States
2 Fish and Wildlife Sen ice;
3 (iii) the Director of the Bureau of
4 Land Management; and
5 (iv) the Commissioner of Reclamation;
6 (B) the Secretai-Nr of Agriculture, acting
7 through the Chief of the Forest Sen ice;
8 (C) the Secretai-Nr of Commerce, acting
9 through the Administrator of the National Oce -
10 anic and Atmospheric Administration; and
11 (D) the Secretai-Nr of the Al•rnr, acting
12 through the Assistant Secretai-Nr of the Ai•rn-Nr
13 for Civil `Yorks.
14 (4) STATE.—The term "State" means each of
15 the several States, the District of Columbia, Amer -
16 icon Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands,
17 Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands of the United States,
18 and all -Nr other telritoi-Nr or possession of the United
19 States.
20 (5) STUDENT OR ST DE TS.—The term "stu-
21 dent" or "students" means an -Nr fourth grader or
22 home -schooled learner 10 gears of age residing in
23 the United States, including all -Nr telritoi-Nr or posses -
24 cion of the United States.
25 (b) EvE, P KID OUTDOORS' PROGRAM.—
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1 (1) EsT-BI.1sx.AIL T.—The Secretaries shall
2 joirltl-Nr establish a program, to be known as the
3 "Evei-Nr Kid Outdoors program", to provide free ac -
4 cess to Federal land and Avaters for students and ac-
s compain ing individuals in accordance Avith this sub -
6 section.
7 (2) A\\L L PASSES. -
8 (A) IN GENEPLUU .—At, the request of a stu-
9 dent, the Secretaries shall issue a pass to the
10 student, which allows access to Federal lands
11 and Avaters for which access is sulIject to an en -
12 trance, standard arilerlit-Nr, or da -\r use fee, free
13 of charge for the student and -
14 (i) in the case of a per -vehicle fee
15 area -
16 (I) annr passengers accompanying
17 the student in a private, noncommer-
18 cial vehicle; or
19 (11) not more than three adults
20 accompan-N ing the student on bic-\Teles;
21 or
22 (ii) in the case of a per -person fee
23 area, not more than three adults accom-
24 paining the student.
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1 (B) TERM. A pass described in subpara-
2 graph (A) shall be effective during the period
3 beginning on September 1 and ending on Au -
4 gust 31 of the folloAving year.
5 (C) PRESENCE OF A STL DL\T I\ GRADE
6 FOUR REQ IRED. A pass described in sub -
7 paragraph (A) shall be effective 0111 -Nr if the stu-
b dent to which the pass Avas issued is present at
9 the point of entrNT to the applicable Federal land
10 or Avater.
11 (3) OTHER CTIVITIEs.—In cavi -Hing out the
12 program, the Secretaries -
13 (A) ma -,r collaborate Avith State Park s-,rs-
14 toms that opt to implement a complemental -v
15 EveI-v Kid Outdoors State park pass;
16 (B) ma -,r coordinate Avith the Secretal-v of
17 Education to implement the program;
18 (C) shall maintain a publicl-Nr available
19 Avebsite Avith information about the program;
20 (ll) ma -,r provide visitor services for the
21 program; and
22 (E) ma -,r support approved partners of the
23 Federal land and Avaters b -,r providing the part -
24 hers Avith opportunities to participate in the
25 program.
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1 (4) REPORTS.—The Seeretau-Nr, in coordination
2 Avith each Secretai-Nr described in subparagraphs (B)
3 through (ll) of subsection (a)(3), shall prepare a
4 comprehensive report to Congress each gear describ-
5 ill
6 (A) the implementation of the program;
7 (B) the mumber and geographical distribu-
8 tion of students who participated in the pro -
9 gram; and
10 (C) the mumber of passes described in
11 paragraph (2)(A) that Avere distributed.
12 (5) SUNSET.—The authorities provided in this
13 section, including the reporting requirement, shall
14 expire on the date that is 7 gears after the date of
15 enactment of this Act.
16 SEC. 9002. GOOD SAMARITAN SEARCH AND RECOVERY ACT.
17 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
18 (1) ELIGIBLE.—The terra "eligible", with re -
19 spect to an organization or individual, means that
20 the organization or individual, respectivehT is -
21 (A) acting in a not-for-profit capaeit-Nr; and
22 (B) composed erltirel-Nr of members who, at
23 the time of the good Samaritan search -and -re -
24 covei-Nr mission, have attained the age of major -
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1 itv under the law of the State where the mis-
2 cion takes place.
3 (2) GOOD 5 SAI -PI'l -\ si RCH-A\D-RECOVER
4 SII Io .—The term "good Samaritan search -and -
5 recovel-v rilissiorl" means a search conducted by an
6 eligible organization or individual for 1 or more
7 missing individuals believed to be deceased at the
8 time that the search is initiated.
9 (3) SECRETARY.—The terns "Secretal-r" means
10 the Secretal-v or the Secretal-v of Agriculture, as ap-
11 plicable.
12 (b) YxocLss.-
13 (1) IN GE\ERU.—Each Secretal-v shall develop
14 and implement a process to expedite access to Fed -
15 eral land tinder the administrative jurisdiction of the
16 Secretal-v for eligible organizations and individuals
17 to request access to Federal land to conduct good
18 Samaritan search-and-recovel-v Iilissiorls.
19 (2) process developed and
20 implemented under this subsection shall include pro -
21 visions to clarif�v that -
22 (A) an eligible organization or individual
23 granted access tinder this section -
24 (i) shall be acting for private ptir-
25 poses; and
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1 (ii) shall not be considered to be a
2 Federal volunteer;
3 (B) an eligible organization or individual
4 conducting a good Samaritan search-and-recov-
5 er-Nr mission under this section shall not be con -
6 sidered to be a volunteer tinder section
7 102301(c) of title 54, United States Code;
8 (C) chapter 171 of title 28, United States
9 Code (commonhT known as the "Federal Tort
10 Claims Act"), shall not appl)r to an eligible or -
11 ganization or individual carr -N ing out a privatel y
12 requested good Samaritan search -and -recover -Nr
13 mission under this section; and
14 (ll) chapter 81 of title 5, United States
15 Code (commonhT known as the "Federal Em -
16 ployees Compensation Act"), shall not appl�T to
17 an eligible organization or individual conducting
18 a good Samaritan search -and -recover -Nr rilissiorr
19 under this section, and the conduct of the good
20 Samaritan search -and -recover -Nr rilissiorr shall
21 not constitute civilian emplo-,juent.
22 (c) RE, LEA, --,'E OF FEDEP,.0 GOVERNMENT Fxo.Ai Li -
23 —BILI rY .—The Secretar-Nr shall not require an eligible or -
24 ganization or individual to have liabilit-Nr insurance as a
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1 condition of accessing Federal land tinder this section, if
2 the eligible organization or individtial-
3 (1) acknowledges and consents, in writing, to
4 the provisions described in subparagraphs (A)
5 through (ll) of subsection (b)(2); and
6 (2) sighs a waiver releasing the Federal Gov -
7 ernment from all liabilit-Nr relating to the access
8 granted tinder this section and agrees to inde1r111it�r
9 and hold harmless the United States from ally
10 claims or lawsuits arising from all -Nr conduct b -,r the
11 eligible organization or individual on Federal land.
12 (d) APPROV�U AND DENLU OF REQUE,-,T,-,.-
13 (1) IN eENERU.—The Secretar-Nr shall llotit�r
14 an eligible organization or individual of the approval
15 or denial of a request b -,r the eligible organization or
16 individual to call -Nr out a good Samaritan search -
17 and-1•ecovel-Nr 111issioll tinder this section by not later
18 than 48 hones after the request is made.
19
(2) DEN-LS.—If
the Secretar-Nr
denies a
re -
20
quest from an eligible
organization or
individual
to
21 call -Nr out a good Samaritan Search -and -recover -Nr 111iS-
22 cion tinder this section, the Secretal-Nr shall 110tiAT the
23 eligible organization or individual of -
24 (A) the reason for the denial of the re -
25 chest; and
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1 (B) annr actions that the eligible organiza-
2 tion or individual can take to meet the recltiire-
3 ments for the request to be approved.
4 (e) PALTLxsxlPs.—Each
Secretal-v shall
develop
5 search-and-recovei-Nr-focused
partnerships Avith search
-and -
6 recovei-Nr organizations -
7 (1) to coordinate good Samaritan Search -and -
8 recovel-v missions on Federal land tinder the admin -
9 istrative jurisdiction of the Secretai-r; and
10 (2) to expedite and accelerate good Samaritan
11 search-and-recovel-v rilissiorl efforts for missing indi-
12 vidtials on Federal land tinder the administrative jti-
13 risdiction of the SecretalIv.
14 (f) REPORT.—Not later than 180 da -vs after the date
15 of enactment of this Act, the Secretaries shall submit to
16 Congress a joint report describing-
17
escribing17 (1) plans to develop partnerships described in
18 subsection (e)(1); and
19 (2) efforts carried out to expedite and accel-
20 erate good Samaritan search-and-recovel-v rilissiorl
21 efforts for missing individuals on Federal land tinder
22 the administrative jurisdiction of each Secretal-v
23 pursuant to subsection (e)(2).
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1 SEC. 9003. 21ST CENTURY CONSERVATION SERVICE CORPS
2 ACT.
3 (a) DEFINI'I`IONS.—Section 203 of the Public Lands
4 Corps Act of 1993 (16 U.S.C. 1722) is amended -
5 (1) in paragraph (2), b -,r striking "tinder section
6 204 and inserting "bar section 204(a)(1)"-
7 (2) b -,r redesignating paragraphs (8) through
8 (13) as paragraphs (9) through (14), respeetivel-N
9 (3) b -,r inserting after paragraph (7) the fol -
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
17
lowing:
"(8) INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION.—
"(A)
DL( TION.—
"(A) IN GENERAL.—The term `institution
of higher education' has the meaning given the
term ill section 102 of the Higher Education
Act of 1965 (20 U.S.C. 1002).
"(B) Ex(,i BION.—The term `institution
of higher education' does not inehade—
"(i) an institution described in section
19 101(b) of the Higher Education Act of
20 1965 (20 U.S.C. 1001(b)); or
21 "(ii) an institution outside the United
22 States, as described ill section
23 102(a)(1)(C) of the Higher Education Act
24 of 1965 (20 U.S.C. 1002(a)(1)(C)).";
25 (4) ill paragraph (9) (as so redesignated)—
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1 (A) in the matter preceding subparagraph
2 (A), b -,r striking ", as follows" and inserting
3 "and other conservation and restoration initia-
4 tives, as follows"; and
5 (B) b -,r adding at the end the following:
6 "(E) To protect, restore, or enhance ma -
1 rine, estuarine, riverine, and coastal habitat
8 eros-\rstern cornporrerrts-
9 "(i) to promote the recover -Nr of threat -
10 ened species, endangered species, and man -
11 aged fisheries;
12 "(ii) to restore fisheries, protected re -
13 sources, and habitats impacted b -\r oil and
14 chemical spills and natural disasters; or
15 "(iii) to enhance the resilience of
16 coastal eros-\rsterns, cornrnurrities, and
17 economies through habitat conservation.";
18 (5) in subparagraph (A) of paragraph (11) (as
19 so redesignated), b -\r striking "individuals between
20 the ages of 16 and 30, inclusive," and inserting "in -
21 dividuals between the ages of 16 and 30, inclusive,
22 or veterans age 35 or -,rourrger";
23 (6) in paragraph (13) (as so redesignated) -
24 (A) in subparagraph (A), b -,r striking
25 "and" at the end;
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1 (B) in subparagraph (B), b -\r striking the
2 period at the end and inserting "; and"; and
3 (C) b -\r adding at the end the following:
4 "(C) with respect to the National Marine
5 Sanctum -Nr S-\rstern, coral reefs, and other coast -
6 al, estuarine, and marine habitats, and other
7 land and facilities administered by the National
8 Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the
9 Secretai-Nr of Cornrnerce."; and
10 (7) b -\r adding at the end the following:
11 "(15) VE TES AN .—The terns `veteran' has the
12 meaning given the term in section 101 of title 38,
13 United States Code.".
14 (b) Pt-Bmc Cones PnOGP .Ai.—Section 204
15 of the Public Lands Corps Act of 1993 (16 U.S.C. 1723)
16 is amended -
17 (1) b -,r striking subsection (a) and inserting the
18 folloAling:
19 "(a) EsTBIAsx.AIE T OF Pt Bmc CORP', --".-
20 "(1) IN GE\EILUL.—There is established in the
21 Department of the Interior, the Department of Agri -
22 culture, and the Department of Commerce a corps,
23 to be known as the `Public Lands Corps'.
24 "(2) No EFFECT ON OTHER AGENCIE' —Noth-
25 ing in this subsection preehades the establishment of
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1 a public
lands corps
b -,r the head
of a Federal
de -
2 partrnent
or agerrc-\r
other than a
department
de -
3 scribed in paragraph (1), in accordance Avith this
4 Act.";
5 (2) in subsection (b)-
6 (A) in the first sentence, b -\r striking "indi-
7 victuals between the ages of 16 and 30, inelu-
8 sive," and inserting "individuals between the
9 ages of 16 and 30, inclusive, and veterans age
10 3 5 or -,roranger"; and
11 (B) in the second sentence, b -,r striking
12 "section 137(b) of the National and Coarnnnanit,-Nr
13 Service Act of 1990" and inserting "paragraphs
14 (1), (2), (4), and (5) of section 137(x) of the
15 National and Corilrilnrrity Ser -N -ice Act of 1990
16 (42 U.S.C. 12591(x))"; and
17 (3) b -,r adding at the end the following:
18 "(g) EFFECT. -Nothing in this section authorizes the
19 use of the Public Lands Corps for projects on or impacting
20 real propert-r owned b -,r, operated b -\r, or IT-ithirr the custod-Nr,
21 control, or administrative jurisdiction of the Administrator
22 of General Sen ices Avithout the express permission of the
23 Administrator of General Sergi ices.".
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1 (c) TILAsPOP TIO .—Section 205 of the Public
2 Lands Corps Act of 1993 (16 U.S.C. 1724) is amended
3 b -,r adding at the end the following:
4 "(e) TILAPOR TIO .—The Secretar-Nr ma -,r pi-mide
5 to Corps participants who reside in their own homes trans -
6 portation to and from appropriate conseiTation project
7 sites.".
8 (d) RL�Ot x('L Asslsl
9 (1) IN GENERAL.—Section 206(x) of the Public
10 Lands Corps Act of 1993 (16 U.S.C. 1725(x)) is
11 amended b -r striking the first sentence and inserting
12 the following: "The Secretar-Nr ma -,r provide individual
13 placements of resource assistants to carr -Nr out re -
14 search or resource protection activities on behalf of
15 the Secretar-Nr.".
16 (2) DIRECT T HIR At THORIT .—Section 121(x)
17 of the Department of the Interior, Environment, and
18 Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2012 (16
19 U.S.C. 1725x), is amended -
20 (A) in paragraph (1)-
21 (i) b -,r striking "Secretar-Nr of the I11te-
22 rior" and inserting "Secretar-Nr (as defined
23 in section 203 of the Public Lands Corps
24 Act of 1993 (16 U.S.C. 1722))";
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1 (ii) b -,r striking "paragraph (1)" and
2 inserting "paragraph (2)"; and
3 (iii) b -,r striking "with a land man -
4 aging agerlc-,r of the Department of the In -
5 terior"; and
6 (B) in paragraph (2)(A), b -,r striking "with
7 a land managing agenc-,r" and inserting "with
8 the Secretai-Nr (as so defined)"
9 (e) CO.AIPE\s TIo\ \D EMPLOYMENT ST -A -ND -
10 ARDS.—Section 207 of the Public Lands Corps Act of
11 1993 (16 U.S.C. 1726) is amended -
12 (1) b -,r striking the section heading and insert -
13 ing "COMPENSATION AND TERMS OF SERVICE",
14 (2) b -,r redesig-rating subsections (b) and (c) as
15 subsections (c) and (d), respectivel-N
16 (3) b -,r inserting after subsection (a) the fol -
17 loving:
18 "(b) EDL-(_ATIONAL CREDIT.—The Secretal-Nr ma -\r
19 provide a Corps participant with an educational credit that
20 ma -\r be applied toward a program of postsecondai-Nr edu-
21 cation at an institution of higher education that agrees
22 to award the credit for participation in the Corps.";
23 (4) in subsection (e) (as so redesignated) -
24 (A) b -\r striking "Each participant" and in -
25 senting the following:
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1 "(1) IN GE\ER U..—Each participant"; and
2 (B) b -,r adding at the end the following:
3 "(2) PNDL-�- YOUTH sEPVl('E re -
4 spect to the Indian Youth Sen ice Corps established
5 under section 210, the Secretar-Nr shall establish the
6 term of seiTice of participants in consultation with
7 the affected Indian tribe.";
8 (5) in subsection (d) (as so redesignated) -
9 (A) b -,r redesignating paragraphs (1) and
10 (2) as subparagraphs (A) and (B), respectivel-r,
11 and indenting the subparagraphs appropriatel-
12 (B) in the platter preceding subparagraph
13 (A) (as so redesignated), b -,r striking "The Sec -
14 retar-Nr" and inserting the following:
15 "(1) IN GENER.U..—The Secretar-Nr"; and
16 (C) b -,r adding at the end the following:
17 "(2) TIME-LIMITED AWPOI\TME\T.—For pur-
18 poses of section 9602 of title 5, United States Code,
19 a former member of the Corps hired bar the Sec -
20 retar-Nr under paragraph (1)(B) for a time-liplited ap-
21 pointment shall be considered to be appointed ini-
22 tiall-Nr under open, competitive examination."; and
23 (6) b -\r adding at the end the following:
24 "(e) APPLICABILITY TO Q UAFIED YOUTH OIL CON -
25 SERVATION CORPS.—The hiring and compensation stand -
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1 aids described ill this section shall appl�T to all,Nr individual
2 participating in an appropriate conservation project
3 through a qualified vouth or conservation corps, inehrding
4 all individual placed through a contract or cooperative
5 agreement, as approved b -,r the Secretar-Nr.".
6 (f) REPORTING —ND DATA COLLECTION. —Title 11 of
7 the Public Lands Corps Act of 1993 (16 U.S.C. 1721 et
8 seq.) is amended -
9 (1) b -,r redesignating sections 209 through 211
10 as sections 211 through 213, respectivel-r;
11 (2) b -,r inserting after section 208 the following:
12 "SEC. 209. REPORTING AND DATA COLLECTION.
13 "(a) RE, PORT.—Not later than 2 gears after the date
14 of enactment of the Natural Resources Management Act,
15 and annuall-Nr thereafter, the Chief Executive Officer of the
16 Corporation for National and Corilrilnrlit-Nr Service, ill co -
17 ordination with the Secretaries, shall submit to Congress
18 a report that includes data oil the Corps, including
19 "(1) the number of participants enrolled in the
20 Corps and the length of the term of service for each
21 participant;
22 "(2) the projects carried out bar Corps partici-
23 pants, categorized b.,r t NTe of project and Federal
24 agency;
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1 "(3) the total amount and sources of fianding
2 provided for the sen ice of participants;
3 "(4) the t-NTe of service performed b -,r partici-
4 pants and the impact and accomplishments of the
5 sen ice; and
6 "(5) all -Nr other similar data determined to be
7 appropriate b -,r the Chief Executive Officer of the
8 Corporation for National and Cornrntinit-,r SelTice 01-
9
r9 the Secretaries.
10 "(b) DATA.—Not later than 1 gear after the date of
11 enactment of the Natural Resources Management Act,
12 and anntiall-Nr thereafter, the Secretaries shall submit to
13 the Chief Executive Officer of the Corporation for Na -
14 tional and Cornrntinity SelTice the data described in sub -
15 section (a).
16 "(c) DATA COLLECTION.—The Chief Executive Offi-
17 cer of the Corporation for National and Cornrntinit-Nr Sei---
18 ice ma -,r coordinate with qualified votith or conservation
19 coips to improve the collection of the required data de -
20 scribed in subsection (a).
21 "(d) COORDINATION. -
22 "(1) IN GI;NER.U.—The Secretaries shall, to
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1 "(A) the data collection and reporting re -
2 gnii•ements of this section; and
3 "(B) implementing and issuing guidance
4 on eligibilit-Nr for noncompetitive hiring status
5 under section 207(d).
6 "(2) DESIGNATION OF (_'OORDIN TORS.—The
7 Secretai-Nr shall designate a coordinator to coordinate
8 and serve as the primarNT point of contact for am ac -
9 twit -Nr of the Coips carried out b -\r the Secretai-Nr.
10 and
11 (3) in subsection (e) of section 212 (as so re -
12 designated), b -\r striking "211" and inserting "213".
13 (g) INDL-�_ YOUTH SERVWE Conps.—Title II of the
14 Public Lands Coips Act of 1993 (16 U.S.C. 1721 et seq.)
15 (as amended b -\r subsection (f)) is amended by inserting
16 after section 209 the following:
17 "SEC. 210. INDIAN YOUTH SERVICE CORPS.
18 "(a) IN GENEPWL.—There is established Avithin the
19 Public Lands Corps a program to be known as the `Indian
20 Youth Sen ice Coips' that -
21 "(1) enrolls participants between the ages of 16
22 and 30, inclusive, and veterans age 35 or -,younger,
23 a majorit-Nr of whom are Indians;
24 "(2) is established pursuant to an agreement
25 between an Indian tribe and a qualified vouth or
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1 conservation corps for the benefit of the members of
2 the Indian tribe; and
3 "(3) carries out appropriate conservation
4 projects on eligible service land.
5 "(b) AUTHORIZATION OF COOPERATIVE AGREE -
6 A1EN'I`S.—The Secretal-Nr ma -\T enter into cooperative agree -
7 rnents i6th Indian tribes and qualified youth or conserva-
8 tion corps for the establishment and administration of the
9 Indian Youth Service Corps.
10 "(c) Gt IDELINEs.—Not later than 1S Months after
11 the date of enactment of the Natural Resources Manage -
12 rnent pct, the Secretar-Nr of the Interior, in consultation
13 i6th Indian tribes, shall issue guidelines for the manage -
14 Ment of the Indian Youth Service Corps, in accordance
15 i6th this Act and all -Nr other applicable Federal laws.".
16 SEC. 9004. NATIONAL NORDIC MUSEUM ACT.
17 (a) DESIGN TION.—The Nordic Aluseurn located at
18 2655 N.W. Market Street, Seattle, Washington, is des -
19 ignited as the "National Nordic llusetim".
20 (b) EFFECT OF DESIGNATION. -
21 (1) IN GENEPLUU .—The rnuseurn designated b -r
22 subsection (a) is not a unit of the National Park
23 Svstern.
24 (2) U, --,'E OF FEDEPUUU Ft Nvs.—The designation
25 of the rnuseurn b -,r subsection (a) shall not require
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1 Federal fiends to be expended for all -Nr purpose re -
2 lated to the nmseum.
3 SEC. 9005. DESIGNATION OF NATIONAL GEORGE C. MAR -
4 SHALL MUSEUM AND LIBRARY.
5 (a) DESIG\ T10 .—The George C. Marshall Mil -
6 seurn and the George C. Marshall Research Librai-Nr ill
7 Lexington, Virginia, are designated as the "National
8 George C. Marshall 1luseurn and Librai-Nr" (referred to ill
9 this section as the "rnuseurn)".
10 (b) EFFECT OF DESIGN T1oN.-
11 (1) IN GENEPLUU .—The rnuseurn designated b-,
12 subsection (a) is not a unit of the National Park
13 Svsteril.
14 (2) U, --,'E OF FEDERAL FUNDS.—The designation
15 of the rnuseurn b -,r subsection (a) shall not require
16 Federal fiends to be expended for all -Nr purpose re -
17 lated to the rnuseurn.
18 SEC. 9006. 21ST CENTURY RESPECT ACT.
19 (a) A.A1END.A1ENTs To REGULATIONS' REQUIRED. -
20 (1) SECRETAPY of AGRICULTURE.—The Sec -
21 retar-Nr of agriculture shall amend section 1901.202
22 of title 7, Code of Federal Regulations, for purposes
23 of—
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1 (A) replacing the reference to the terra
2 "Negro or Black" Avith "Black or African
3 American";
4 (B) replacing the reference to the terns
5 "Spanish Surname" Avith "Hispanic"; and
6 (C) replacing the reference to the terns
7 "Oriental" Avith "Asian American or Pacific Is -
8 lander".
9 (2) ADMINIS'1`RATOI OF GENER.0
10 The Administrator of General Services shall amend
11 section 906.2 of title 36, Code of Federal Regula -
12 tions, for purposes of -
13 (A) replacing the references to the term
14 "Negro" Avith "Black or African American";
15 (B) replacing the definition of "Negro"
16 Avith the definition of "Black or African Amer -
17 icon" as " an individual having origins in all -r
18 of the Black racial groups of Africa";
19 (C) replacing the references to the term
20 "Oriental" Avith "Asian American or Pacific Is -
21 lander"; and
22 (ll) replacing the references to the terms
23 "Eskm1o" and "Aleut" Avith "Alaska Native".
24 (b) RULE OF CONSTPU('TION.—Nothing in this sec -
25 tion, or the amendments required b -,r this section, shall be
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1 construed to affect Federal lav, except Avith respect to the
2 use of terms b -\r the Secretar-Nr of Agriculture and the Ad -
3 ministrator of General SeiTices, respectivel y, to the reglr-
4 lations affected by this section.
5 SEC. 9007. AMERICAN WORLD WAR II HERITAGE CITIES.
6 (a) DE' --,'IWN T1ON.—Irl order to recognize and ensure
7 the continued preservation and importance of the histol -Nr
8 of the United States involvement in World War II, each
9 calendar gear the Secretar-Nr rilar designate 1 or more cities
10 located ill 1 of the several States or a telritor-Nr of the
11 United States as an "American World War II Heritage
12 City". Not more than 1 city ill each State or telritor-Nr may
13 be designated tinder this section.
14 (b) APPLICATION FOP, DESIGN TION.—The Sec -
15 retar-Nr may —
16 (1) establish and publicize the process b -,r urhieh
17 a cit -Nr ma -,r appl�T for designation as all American
18 World War II Heritage Cit -Nr based on the criteria ill
19 subsection (e); and
20 (2) encourage cities to appl)r for designation as
21 an American World War II Heritage Cit -Nr.
22 (c) CP,ITERLA- FOP, DESIGN ATION.—The Secretai-N , ill
23 consultation with the Secretar-Nr of the Smithsonian Insti-
24 tution or the President of the National Trust for Historic
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1 Preservation, shall make each designation under sub -
2 section (a) based on the following criteria:
3 (1) Contributions b -,r a cit -Nr and its environs to
4 the World War H home -front Avar effort, including
5 contributions related to -
6 (A) defense manufacturing, such as ships,
7 aircraft, nrliforrils, and equipment;
8 (B) production of foodstuffs and consumer
9 items for Aimed Forces and home consumption;
10 (C) Avar bond drives;
11 (ll) adaptations to Avartime stinival;
12 (E) volunteer participation;
13 (F) civil defense preparedness;
14 (G) personnel seeing in the Aimed
15 Forces, their achievements, and facilities for
16 their rest and recreation; or
17 (H) the presence of Aimed Forces camps,
18 bases, airfields, harbors, repair facilities, and
19 other installations A6thin or in its environs.
20 (2) Achievements b -,r a cit -Nr and its environs to
21 preseiTe the heritage and legac-,r of the cit -NT's corl-
22 tributions to the Avar effort and to preserve World
23 War H histol -Nr, including
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1 (A) the identification, preservation, res -
2 toration, and interpretation of World War 11 -re -
3 lated structures, facilities and sites;
4 (B) establishment of museums, parks, and
5 markers;
6 (C) establishment of memorials to area
7 merl Avho lost their lives ill service;
8 (ll) organizing groups of veterans and
9 home -front Avorkers and their recognition;
10 (E) presentation of cultural events such as
11 dances, pla-,rs, and lectures;
12 (F) public relations outreach through the
13 print and electronic Media, and books; and
14 (G) recognition and ceremonies remem-
15 bering Avartime event anniversaries.
16 SEC. 9008. QUINDARO TOWNSITE NATIONAL COMMEMORA-
17 TIVE SITE.
18 (a) DEFINITIONS.—In this section:
19 (1) COMMEMORATIVE SI'Z`E.—The term "Com -
20 memorative Site" means the Qttindaro Townsite Na -
21 tional Commemorative Site designated b -,r subsection
22 (b)(1).
23 (2) STATE.—The terns "State" means the State
24 of Kansas.
25 (b) DESIGNATION. -
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1 (1) IN GENERAL.—The Qttindaro Townsite in
2 Kansas Cit -Nr, Kansas, as listed on the National Reg -
3 ister of Historic Places, is designated as the
4 "Qttindaro Townsite National Commemorative Site".
5 (2) EFFECT OF vLSIG. TIO .—The Com -
6 memorative Site shall not be considered to be a unit
7 of the National Park Svstein.
8 (c) COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS. -
9 (1) IN GENER U..—The SecretanT, in consulta-
10 tion with the State, Kansas Citi, Kansas, and af-
11 fected subdivisions of the State, ma -\r enter into co -
12 operative agreements with appropriate public or pri-
13 vote entities, for the purposes of -
14 (A) protecting historic resources at the
15 Commemorative Site; and
16 (B) providing educational and interpretive
17 facilities and programs at the Commemorative
18 Site for the public.
19 (2) TECHNIC.0 AND FINANCLUL.-
20 The Secretai-Nr ma -\r provide technical and financial
21 assistance to ariv eritity Jvith Ivhich the Secretai-Nr
22 has entered into a cooperative agreement under
23 paragraph (1).
24 (d) No EFFECT ON ACTIONS OF PROPERTY OAVN-
25 ER,.—Designation of the Qttindaro Townsite as a Na -
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1 tional Commemorative Site shall not prohibit all,Nr actions
2 that ina-\- otheni ise be taken b-\- a propert-N- owner (includ-
3 ing all -Nr 011-1ler of the Commemorative Site) with respect
4 to the propert-N- of the owner.
5 (e) No EFFECT ON AD.AII IsTP TIO .—Nothing in
6 this section affects the administration of the Commemora-
7 five Site b-\- Kansas Cit-\-, Kansas, or the State.
8 SEC. 9009. DESIGNATION OF NATIONAL COMEDY CENTER
9 IN JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK.
10 (a) RECOW ITIO .—CongresS-
11 (1) recognizes that the National Coliled-Nr Cen-
12 ter, located in Jamestown, New York, is the 0111-N
13 rnuseurn of its kind that exists for the exclusive pur-
14 pose of celebrating coliled-Nr in all its forms; and
15 (2) officiall-N- designates the National Coliled-Nr
16 Center as the "National Corned- Center" (referred
17 to in this section as the "Center").
18 (b) EFFECT of RECOG ITlo .—The National Com -
19 ed, Centel• recognized in this section is not a unit of the
20 National Park S-,TStem and the designation of the Center
21 shall not be construed to require or permit Federal fiands
22 to be expended for air -N- purpose related to the Center.
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