H.R. 2371: Scarper Ridge Golden Gate National Recreation Area Boundary Adjustment Act

This bill, known as the Scarper Ridge Golden Gate National Recreation Area Boundary Adjustment Act, proposes an amendment to the boundaries of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area in California. The key components of the bill are as follows:

Boundary Adjustment

The bill seeks to include a specific area of land identified as "Scarper Ridge" into the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. This addition is expected to be determined based on a map titled "Golden Gate National Recreation Area Proposed Boundary Addition," which is numbered 641/193973 and dated July 2024. The map outlines the proposed boundaries for this expansion.

Purpose of the Adjustment

The adjustment of the boundaries could allow for enhanced recreation opportunities, preservation of natural resources, and increased accessibility for visitors interested in outdoor activities within the national recreation area. The inclusion of the Scarper Ridge property aims to better integrate this land into the surrounding protected area.

Legislative Process

The bill was introduced by Mr. Liccardo and has been referred to the Committee on Natural Resources for further consideration. It represents an effort to expand the protected lands within the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, which is known for its scenic beauty and recreational opportunities.

Impact on Current Land Use

While the bill primarily focuses on the expansion of protected lands, it may affect existing land use policies in the Scarper Ridge area. The adjustment could lead to new regulations regarding development, resource management, and public access in that region to align with the goals of national park management.

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