Northern Nevada Development and Conservation: Land Management Changes
This act aims to transfer federal lands in Northern Nevada to local authorities and tribes, supporting economic development, environmental protection, and public purposes. Citizens can expect new recreational areas, improved flood protection, and potential changes in local infrastructure and public services, partly funded by land sales.
Key points
Transfer of federal lands to the State of Nevada, Douglas County, and other local entities for parks, recreation, and infrastructure development.
Portions of land will be transferred to the Washoe Tribe to be held in trust, with restrictions on gaming but allowing environmental conservation activities.
Proceeds from the sale of certain federal lands will fund special accounts for education, local budgets, environmental protection, and public infrastructure development.
Improvements in hazardous fuels management and flood protection, including land conveyances for flood control along the Truckee River.
Status:
Expired
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