Price, Utah, would get about 124 acres of federal land for public use.
Price, Utah, would get about 124 acres of federal land from the Bureau of Land Management. The city could then use this land for public purposes, as decided by local leaders, overriding typical federal land rules.
Currently, about 124.23 acres of land in Utah are managed by the Bureau of Land Management as federal property. Any transfer of this land would typically follow specific federal land management laws. If this bill becomes law, the Secretary of the Interior would be told to give these 124.23 acres directly to the city of Price, Utah, if the city asks for it. This would override the usual federal land management rules, allowing the city to use the land for its own public purposes.
S 3004 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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