Today I am introducing S. 1683, legislation to transfer approximately 23 acres of land from the Lake Chelan National Recreation Area to the Wenatchee National Forest. This legislation is supported by both the National Park Service and the United States Forest Service, and would end a 10-year ordeal for my constituent, Mr. George C. Wall. Mr. Wall has been trying since 1987 to shift his 23 acres from the Recreation Area to the National Forest in order to more effectively manage his entire 168 plot of land. S. 1683 is non-controversial and I hope this body will approve it as expeditiously as possible.
T. Gorton: “Today I am introducing S. 1683, legislation to transfer approximately 23 acres of land from the Lake Chelan National…”
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Introducing legislation to transfer land from the Lake Chelan National Recreation Area to the Wenatchee National Forest.
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