Permanent Preservation of Plum Island, New York: Ecology, History, and Public Access.
This Act mandates the permanent protection of Plum Island, New York, preventing its sale and commercial development. The primary goals are ecological conservation, historical preservation, and maintaining public access for citizens. Federal authorities must initiate a process within 180 days to develop a long-term ecological management plan in consultation with various stakeholders.
Key points
Plum Island is permanently designated for conservation and cultural heritage purposes, ensuring its preservation for future generations.
The law requires maintaining access to the Island, potentially benefiting tourism, education, and recreation for residents and visitors.
Federal agencies must consult with state agencies, Tribal governments, and stakeholders to create an ecological management plan, ensuring transparency in the process.
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