What changed between these versions
A small structural change was made to the bill. Subsection (g) in v1, which covered both land use and reversion, was split into two distinct subsections, (g) for land use and (h) for reversion, in v2. This reordering clarifies the bill's structure without altering its policy or operative effect.
Overview
A single structural change was made. · v2 clarifies the bill's structure by separating related provisions into distinct subsections, enhancing readability without altering the substantive content.
The primary change in v2 is a structural reordering of the provisions related to the use of conveyed land and its reversion. What was previously a single subsection (g) in v1, containing two paragraphs, has been separated into two distinct subsections, (g) and (h), in v2. This modification enhances clarity and organization by giving each concept its own subsection, but it does not alter the substantive requirements or conditions of the land conveyance.
Modifications
The operative requirements for land use by Gila County and the conditions under which the land would revert to the United States remain precisely the same. The change improves the readability and organization of the bill, making it easier to reference each condition independently, but it does not alter the legal effect or obligations for Gila County.
Before
Section 1(g) in v1 combined the requirement for Gila County to use the conveyed land for serving and supporting veterans of the Armed Forces, and the condition for the land to revert to the United States if used inconsistently, under a single heading 'Use of Land; Reversion' with two numbered paragraphs.
After
In v2, the land use requirement is now in Section 1(g) titled 'Use of Land,' and the reversion condition is in a new Section 1(h) titled 'Reversion.' The reversion clause in v2(h) now explicitly refers to 'subsection (g)' for the land use requirements, reflecting the new structural separation.