What changed between these versions
A small clarification. Section 1(a) was modified to simplify the land descriptions for both National Forest System and National Park System land transfers, removing detailed metes and bounds and relying solely on the referenced map. The bill's core purpose of transferring administrative jurisdiction remains unchanged.
Overview
A single, focused change affecting two related subsections. · The overall direction of the changes is to clarify and streamline the method of describing the land parcels, moving from a detailed textual description to a primary reliance on a referenced map.
The primary change in v2 is the simplification of the land descriptions in Section 1(a), which outlines the transfer of administrative jurisdiction over certain federal land. Both subsections 1(a)(1) and 1(a)(2) now refer exclusively to the "Ackerson Meadow Land Interchange" map dated February 24, 2022, for the land's description, removing the specific metes and bounds previously included. This change streamlines the legal language without altering the fundamental land transfer mechanism or the designated parcels.
Modifications
This modification streamlines the legal description of the National Forest System land being transferred, making the referenced map the sole definitive source for the precise boundaries, which may reduce potential ambiguity between textual and visual descriptions. The acreage and general location remain consistent.
Before
Described the approximately 160 acres of National Forest System land using specific metes and bounds, including township, range, section, and quarter-section details, in addition to referencing the 'Ackerson Meadow Land Interchange' map.
After
Describes the approximately 160 acres of National Forest System land solely by referencing the 'Ackerson Meadow Land Interchange' map dated February 24, 2022, omitting the detailed metes and bounds description.
This modification streamlines the legal description of the National Park System land being transferred, making the referenced map the sole definitive source for the precise boundaries, which may reduce potential ambiguity between textual and visual descriptions. The acreage and general location remain consistent.
Before
Described the approximately 170 acres of National Park System land using specific metes and bounds, including section, quarter-section, and road references, in addition to referencing the 'Ackerson Meadow Land Interchange' map.
After
Describes the approximately 170 acres of National Park System land solely by referencing the 'Ackerson Meadow Land Interchange' map dated February 24, 2022, omitting the detailed metes and bounds description.