H.R. 1080, introduced by our colleague Congresswoman Barbara Cubin, would modify the boundaries of the Grand Teton National Park to include 49 acres of privately donated land. I commend Mrs. Cubin for her work on this legislation. This highly valuable land, which has been valued at nearly $20 million, is being conveyed to the Park Service at very minimal cost. Representative Cubin and her staff did an excellent job working with the private individuals and groups who are donating the land and with the Park Service. The 49 acres are beautiful and highly desirable land that will enhance Grand Teton National Park. This noncontroversial bill was favorably reported by the Natural Resources Committee by unanimous consent, and I urge my colleagues to support H.R. 1080. I would also like to add that our thoughts and prayers are with Representative Cubin and her husband, Dr. Cubin. We wish him a quick and speedy recovery.
Doug Lamborn: “H.R. 1080, introduced by our colleague Congresswoman Barbara Cubin, would modify the boundaries of the Grand Teton…”
On the recordMay 7, 2007
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Discussing H.R. 1080, a bill to modify Grand Teton National Park boundaries.
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