The legislation would benefit the Bend Metro Park and Recreation District, which has had a difficult time in purchasing excess Forest Service property in Bend, Oregon. The legislation includes provisions to ensure that the property to be conveyed will only be used for recreational purposes. The legislation also would provide property to the Administrative School District No. 1 in Deschutes County, Oregon. The gentleman from Oregon (Mr. DeFazio) is also to be commended for his role in securing the passage of this legislation. We have no objection.
Jon L. Christensen: “The legislation would benefit the Bend Metro Park and Recreation District, which has had a difficult time in purchasing…”
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Discussing legislation to benefit the Bend Metro Park and Recreation District and local school district.
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