Fargo National Cemetery Land Transfer for Visitor Experience Improvements.
This law authorizes the transfer of approximately 2.73 acres of land from the Fargo National Cemetery to the City of Fargo, North Dakota. The goal is to improve the experience for visitors and volunteers, potentially through better access or facilities. The transfer is conditional on the VA first acquiring a larger adjacent parcel for cemetery expansion, and the City must pay the fair market value for the land.
Key points
The City of Fargo can acquire 2.73 acres of VA land to enhance infrastructure and services for visitors and volunteers at the National Cemetery.
The land transfer is contingent upon the Department of Veterans Affairs successfully acquiring 29.06 adjacent acres for the cemetery's expansion.
The City must purchase the land at market value, ensuring the proceeds support the National Cemetery Administration's operations fund.
Status:
Expired
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