My understanding is, it was valued close to a million dollars for her retirement and now is worth $30,000, if that, and, in fact, if it can be used at all. Again, it is my understanding, if I am not correct, you may answer this, that they had not found the golden-cheeked warbler but it was possibly the habitat for the golden-cheeked warbler; thus they declared it an endangered area for the species; is that correct?
Don Young: “My understanding is, it was valued close to a million dollars for her retirement and now is worth $30,000, if that, and…”
On the recordMarch 27, 1996
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Discussing the valuation of land and its designation as an endangered habitat.
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