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Mark Udall: I agree. My question is, are we going to walk, ride, or float? I also would acknowledge that the local people ought to…

On the recordJune 7, 2000
I agree. My question is, are we going to walk, ride, or float? I also would acknowledge that the local people ought to have some input in this, and I think they have. But as my colleague, the gentleman from Utah (Mr. Cannon) suggested, the West's economic structure is changing. People are coming to the West for different economic reasons. They want to have these open spaces. They want to have places in which to recreate. I think that is the intent of my legislation, my amendment, is to keep that option open in the long term. I thank my colleague.
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Mark Udall
Democratic · Colorado

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Discussing the changing economic landscape and recreational needs in the West.

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