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Code · BILL · 115th Congress · S. 3550 (Introduced in Senate) — To modify the procedures for issuing special recreation permits for certain public land units, and for other purposes. · Sec. 7

Sec. 7. Permits for multijurisdictional trips

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In the case of a multijurisdictional trip, the Federal land management agencies with jurisdiction over the multijurisdictional trip may offer to the applicant a single joint special recreation permit that authorizes the use of each public land unit under the jurisdiction of those Federal land management agencies. In offering a single joint special recreation permit under paragraph (1), the applicable Federal land management agencies shall designate a lead agency for administering the single joint special recreation permit based on the following considerations:
The length of the multijurisdictional trip and the relative portions of the multijurisdictional trip on each public land unit. The congressional or administrative designations that apply to the areas to be used during the multijurisdictional trip and the degree to which those designations impose limitations on recreational use. The relative ability of the Federal land management agencies with jurisdiction over the multijurisdictional trip to respond to the single joint special recreation permit application in a timely manner.
Other relevant administrative considerations. An applicant desiring to be offered a single joint special recreation permit under paragraph
(1)shall submit to the lead agency an application, as required by the lead agency. An applicant for a special recreation permit for a multijurisdictional trip may apply to each applicable Federal land management agency for a separate permit for the portion of the multijurisdictional trip on the public land unit managed by each applicable Federal land management agency. In issuing a single joint special recreation permit under subsection (a), the lead agency shall— coordinate with the associated agency, consistent with the authority of the Secretary concerned under section 330 of the Department of the Interior and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2001 ( 43 U.S.C. 1703 ), to develop and issue 1 joint permit that covers the entirety of the multijurisdictional trip; in processing the joint recreation permit application, incorporate the findings, interests, and needs of the associated agency; and complete the permitting process within a reasonable timeframe. The coordination with the associated agency under subsection
(b)shall not be subject to cost recovery. Nothing in this section modifies, expands, or limits the applicability of any Federal law (including regulations) to land managed by the Secretary concerned.
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