H.R. 3464, sponsored by Congressman Mel Hancock, provides for a slight adjustment removing 2 acres from Devil's Backbone Wilderness area within the Mark Twain National Forest. This is necessary to allow for a land exchange between the Forest Service and a family which inadvertently made improvements on a parcel of Forest Service/Wilderness land. Once removed from Wilderness designation, the Small Tracts Act will permit an administrative exchange of land. This bill was approved by a voice vote in both the subcommittee and full committee, and the Department of Agriculture has recommended its approval.
Wayne Allard: “H.R. 3464, sponsored by Congressman Mel Hancock, provides for a slight adjustment removing 2 acres from Devil's Backbone…”
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Discussing H.R. 3464, a bill for land exchange in the Mark Twain National Forest.
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