So, the Department of Interior that has the expedited conveyance process, where they can look at State and local governments, if this is going to be transitioned into other public uses, seems to be a faster process.
James Lankford: “So, the Department of Interior that has the expedited conveyance process, where they can look at State and local…”
On the recordFebruary 10, 2015
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Lankford discusses the expedited conveyance process for property transition.
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