H.R. 5861 is an acceptable compromise. While it makes technical changes to the Historic Preservation Act, it includes none of the highly controversial amendments that were first proposed by the majority. The historic preservation community, including the Advisory Council, the Trust, and the State and Tribal Historic Preservation Officers support this legislation.
Madeleine Bordallo: “H.R. 5861 is an acceptable compromise. While it makes technical changes to the Historic Preservation Act, it includes…”
On the recordSeptember 25, 2006
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Discussing support for H.R. 5861, a bill related to the Historic Preservation Act.
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