Compilation of National Park Service Laws, 108th Congress, January 2003-December 2004

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FOREWORD
This compilation includes all laws enacted by the 108th Congress (2003-2004)
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that affect the National Park Service. have included both park bills passed
individually, as well as any legislation concerning national parks that was included
in appropriations bills. In each case, we have noted in the index the specific section
ofthe actwhere the language canbe found.
The text used for each public law is the same version as is found in the United
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States Statutes at Large. line of stars in the text denotes omitted, extraneous
material.
In addition to the public laws, this compilation includes copies of any
presidential proclamations and executive orders that affect the National Park
Service. The one presidential proclamation affecting Governors Island is found
under the National Monuments heading, while the executive orders are found under
theirownheading.
We appreciate the assistance ofLaTonya Ward in compiling these laws. Ifyou
have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
JeffreyK. Taylor Donald J. Hellmann
Assistant Director DeputyAssistant Director/
Legislative and Congressional Affairs ChiefofLegislation
Legislative and Congressional Affairs
August, 2005
Digitized by the Internet Archive
in 2012 with funding from
LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE LAWS 2003-2004
108th Congress
I. General Legislation:
1. Commemorative Works Act Amendments, Title II, P.L. 108-126 96
2. Competitive Sourcing, Sec. 340, P.L. 108-108 89
3. Concessions, Admin. Provisions, NPS, Title I, Div. E, P.L. 108-447 277
4. Federal Employees:
(a) Sec. 147, Div. H, P.L. 108-199 146
(b) P.L. 108-41 236
5. Federal Law Enforcement:
(a) P.L. 108-196 130
(b)P.L. 108-277 169
6. Fee Authority:
(a) Sec. 332, P.L. 108-108 88
(b) Title VIII, Div. J, P.L. 108-447 333
7. HistoricallyBlack Colleges and Universities, Sec. 150, Title I, Div. F, P.L. 108-7 17
8. National Historic Light Stations Conveyances, Sec. 627, P.L. 108-293 185
9. National Historic Preservation Act, Sec. 13, P.L. 108-352 214
10. National Park Service Organic Act, Sec. 10, P.L. 108-352 214
1 1. National Park System General Authorities Act, Sec. 10, P.L. 108-352 214
12. Overflights ofNational Parks, Sec. 323, P.L. 108-176 1 19
13. Park Police:
(a) P.L. 108-133 104
(b)Sec. 11, P.L. 108-352 214
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14. Surface Transportation Extension, P.L. 108-202 151
II. Appropriations:
1..Consolidated Appropriations Resolution forFY 2003, P.L. 108-7 1
2. Consolidated Appropriations Act forFY 2004, P.L. 108-199 132
3. Consolidated Appropriations Act for FY 2005, P.L. 108-447 271
4. Department ofDefense Appropriations for FY 2004, P.L. 108-87 48
5. Department ofthe InteriorAppropriations forFY 2004, P.L. 108-108 56
6. District ofColumbiaAppropriations forFY 2005, P.L. 108-335 197
7. Energyand Water Development Appropriations Act forFY 2004, P.L. 108-137 107
HI. National Parks:
1. Black Canyon ofthe Gunnison, P.L. 108-128 101
2. Congaree:
(a) Sec. 135, P.L. 108-108 68
(b) Sec. 148, P.L. 108-108 79
(c) Sec. 139, Div. H, P.L. 108-199 144
3. Everglades:
(a) Sec. 157, Title I, Div. F, P.L. 108-7 19
(b) Construction Acct., Title I, P.L. 108-137 109
(c) Sec. 1, P.L. 108-483 356
4. Grand Teton:
(a) P.L. 108-32 37
(b) Sec. 825, P.L. 108-176 121
(c) Sec. 146, Title I, Div. E, P.L. 108-447 291
5. Great SmokyMountains:
(a) Sec. 138, P.L. 108-108 69
(b) P.L. 108-343 207
6. Hawai'i Volcanoes, Sec. 3, P.L. 108-352 212
7. Kenai Fjords, Sec. 344, Title III, Div. E, P.L. 108-447 301
8. Mount Rainier, P.L. 108-312 189
9. Petrified Forest, P.L. 108-430 266
10. RockyMountain, Sec. 140, Title I, Div. F, P.L. 108-7 16
11. Sequoia, Sec. 139(b) and (c), Title I, Div. E, P.L. 108-447 285
12. Shenandoah, Construction Acct., Title I, Div. E, P.L. 108-447 275
13. Yellowstone, Sec. 146, Title I, Div. E, P.L. 108-447 291
14. Zion, Sec. 140, Title I, Div. F, P.L. 108-7 16
IV. National Parks and Preserves:
1. GlacierBay, Sec 616, P.L. 108-293 183
V. National Preserve:
1. Big Cypress, Sec. 2, P.L. 108-483 357
2. Mojave:
(a) Sec. 328, Title HI, Div. F, P.L. 108-7 28
(b) Sec. 8121, P.L. 108-87 50
(c) Sec. 325, P.L. 108-108 86
(d) Sec. 141, Title I, Div. E, P.L. 108-447 287
3. Tallgrass Prairie, Sec. 17, P.L. 108-352 215
4. Timucuan, P.L. 108-321 195
VI. National Historical Parks:
l.Chaco Culture, P.L. 108-413 256
2. Cumberland Gap, Sec. 150, Div. H, P.L. 108-199 147
3. Dayton Aviation, Sec. 513, Title V, Div. J, P.L. 108-447 323
4. Harpers Ferry, P.L. 108-307 187
5. Kaloko-Honokohau, P.L. 108-142 Ill
6. Keweenaw, National Recreation and Preservation Acct.,
Title I, Div. E, P.L. 108-447 274
7. Lewis and Clark, Title I, P.L. 108-387 226
8. New Bedford Whaling, Sec. 154, Title I, Div. F, P.L. 108-7 18
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9. Rosie the Riveter/WWII Home Front, Sec. 6, P.L. 108-352 213
VII. National Battlefields:
1. Fort Donelson, P.L. 108-367 216
2. Wilson's Creek, P.L. 108-394 233
VIII. National Military Parks:
1. Chickamauga and Chattanooga, Sec. 160, Title I, Div. F, P.L. 108-7 19
2. Vicksburg, Sec. 15, P.L. 108-352 214
DC. National Historic Sites:
1. Allegheny Portage Railroad, Sec. 16, P.L. 108-352 215
2. Carter G. Woodson Home, P.L. 108-192 128
3. Fort Vancouver, P.L. 108-63 45
4. Frederick Douglass, P.L. 87-633, 76 Stat. 435 (1962) 387
5. Harry S Truman, P.L. 108-396 235
6. John Muir, P.L. 108-385 225
7. KateMullany, P.L. 108-438 269
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8. Martin Luther King, Jr., P.L. 108-314 193
X. National Memorials and Memorial Parks
1. Adams, Sec. 142, Title I, Div. F, P.L. 108-7 16
2. Jefferson National Expansion, P.L. 108-348 21
3. Johnstown Flood, P.L.108-313 191
4. Lincoln Memorial, Sec. 4, P.L. 108-352 212
5. Martin LutherKing, Jr., P.L. 108-125 94
6. Oklahoma City:
(a) Operation ofNational Park System and National Recreation
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Preservation Accts., P.L. 108-108 57, 58
(b) Sec. 544, Title V, Div. F, P.L. 108-199 140
7. Mt. Soledad Veterans, Sec. 116, Title I, Div. J, P.L. 108-447 312
8. Vietnam Veterans, Title I, P.L. 108-126 95
XI. National Monuments:
1. Aztec Ruins, P.L. 108-413 256
2. Cape Krusenstern, Sec. 337, Title m, Div. F, P.L. 108-7 30
3. Castillo de San Marcos, P.L. 108-480 353
4. Fort Frederica, P.L. 108-417 258
5. Governor's Island:
(a) Sec. 136, Title I, Div. E, P.L. 108-447 285
(b) Proclamation No. 7647 359
6. Montezuma Castle, P.L. 108-190 124
7. Organ Pipe Cactus, P.L. 108-64 47
8. Statue ofLiberty, Sec. 136, Title I, Div. E, P.L. 108-447 285
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XII. National Seashores/Lakeshores:
1. Apostle Islands, Sec. 140, Title I, Div. E, P.L. 108-447 286
2. Cumberland Island, Sec. 145, Title I, Div. E, P.L. 108-447 289
3. Sleeping Bear Dunes, P.L. 108-229 168
XIII. National Recreation Areas:
1. Boston Harbor Islands, Sec. 12, P.L. 108-352 214
2. Chickasaw, P.L. 108-389 230
3. Delaware Water Gap, Sec. 348, Title III, Div. E, P.L. 108-447 302
4. Glen Canyon, P.L. 108-43 41
5. Golden Gate:
(a) Sec. 1 14, Title I, Div. F, P.L. 108-7 12
(b)Sec. 118, P.L. 108-108 66
6. Lake Roosevelt, Sec. 325, P.L. 108-108 86
XV. National Rivers:
1. New River Gorge, Sec. 150, P.L. 108-108 79
XVI. National Parkways:
1. Blue Ridge, Sec. 138, P.L. 108-108 69
2. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Sec. 146, Title I, Div. E, P.L. 108-447 291
XVII. National Capital Parks
1. Anacostia, Sec. 344, P.L. 108-335 199
XVIII. National Trails System:
1. El Camino Real de los Tejas, P.L. 108-342 205
2. Technical Amendments, Sec. 14, P.L. 108-352 214
XIX. National Heritage Areas:
1. Blue Ridge, Sec. 140, P.L. 108-108 72
2. Delaware and LehighNational Heritage Corridor, Sec. 141, Div. H, P.L. 108-199 .... 145
3. Lackawanna Valley, Sec. 2, P.L. 108-352 212
4. Mississippi GulfCoast, Title VII, Div. J, P.L 108-447 330
5. National Aviation, Title V, Div. J, P.L. 108-447 317
6. Oil Region, TitleVI, Div. J, P.L. 108-447 324
XX. Wild and Scenic Rivers:
1. Technical Amendments, Sec. 5, P.L. 108-352 212
XXI. Miscellaneous Enactments:
1. Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission, P.L. 108-59 42
2. American Revolution 225th Anniversary, Title II, Div. J, P.L. 108-447 314
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3. Brown Tree Snake Control and Eradication Act of 2004, P.L. 108-384 219
4. Carl T. Curtis NPS Midwest Regional Headqtrs. Bldg., P.L. 108-37 39
5. Coltsville, CT (study), P.L. 108-94 54
6. California Missions Preservation, P.L. 108-420 259
7. Capital Concerts, Sec. 130, Title I, Div. F, P.L. 108-7 15
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8. Fairbanks, Heritage Education Ctr., Sec. 141, Title I, Div. F, P.L. 108-7 16
9. Fort Bayard National Historic Landmark, NM, P.L. 108-209 166
10. Harriet Tubman Sites (study), MD & NY:
(a) Sec. 8, P.L. 108-352 213
(b) Sec. 323, Title III, Div. E P.L. 108-447 298
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11. Harriet Tubman Home, NY, Sec. 141, P.L. 108-108 78
12. Hibben Center, NM, P.L. 108-413 256
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13. Highlands Region Conservation, CT, NJ, NY, PA; P.L. 108-421 262
14. Jamestown Settlement 400th Anniversary Commemorative Coin, P.L. 108-289 172
15. Kris Eggle Memorial, Administrative Provision, NPS, P.L. 108-108 61
16. Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center, P.L. 108-62 44
17. Lewis and Clark National Historic Landmark Theme Study, Eastern Sites (study),
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Title n, P.L. 108-387 229
19. Manhattan Project Sites (study), P.L. 108-340 203
20. Miami Circle, FL (study), P.L. 108-93 52
21. MigratoryBirds, Sec. 143, Title I, Div. E, P.L. 108-447 288
22. National Museum ofAfrican American History, Sec. 136-137, Title I,
Div. F, P.L. 108-7 15
23. Noxious Weed Control and Eradication, P.L. 108-412 251
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24. Nutria Eradication and Control, LA, P.L. 108-16 33
25. Peleliu Battlefield 60th Anniversary Commemoration, P.L. 108-479 351
26. Public Land Management Agency Foundations' Travel, Sec. 9, P.L. 108-352 213
27. San Gabriel River Watershed (study), P.L. 108-42 40
28. Sentinel Island Light Station Conveyance, Sec. 612, P.L. 108-293 180
29. Train to the Mountain Project (study), WA, National Recreation and Preservation Acct.,
Title I, Div. E, P.L. 108-447 274
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30. Veterans Memorial Preservation Recognition Act of2003, P.L. 108-29 35
31. Vicksburg Campaign Trail Battlefields (study), Sec. 7, P.L. 108-352 213
EXECUTIVE ORDERS, January20, 2003-December 31, 2004
13285 January29, 2003 President's Council on Service and Civic Participation 362
13287 March 3, 2003 Preserve America 364
13316 September 17, 2003 ContinuanceofCertain Federal AdvisoryCommittees 368
13327 February4, 2004 Federal Real Property Asset Management 370
13330 February24, 2004 Human Service Transportation Coordination 374
13340 May 18, 2004 Establishment ofGreat Lakes InteragencyTask Force and
Promotion ofa Regional Collaboration ofNational Significance
for the Great Lakes 377
13347 July 22, 2004 Individuals with Disabilities in EmergencyPreparedness 380
13352 August 26, 2004 Facilitation ofCooperative Conservation 382
13366 December 17, 2004 Committee on Ocean Policy 384
Appendix
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National Park System Technical Amendments Act of2004, P.L. 108-352 212
Appendix
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Frederick Douglass Home, P.L. 87-633, 76 Stat. 435 (1962) 387
Secretarial Order, Designation ofFrederick Douglass National Historic Site (1988) 389
Frederick Douglass National Historic Site, 53 F.R. 47770 (1988) 390
Frederick Douglass National Historic Site, 53 F.R. 49824 (correction-1988) 392
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