Appalachian Trail Centennial Act enhances preservation and management of national historic and scenic trails.
The Appalachian Trail Centennial Act aims to improve the preservation, maintenance, and management of national historic trails and national scenic trails. It mandates the Secretary concerned to determine visitor capacity for specific trail segments, establish a fee collection system, and designate operational partners for trail management. The Act also authorizes the disposal of surplus personal property to designated partners for trail purposes, encourages volunteer involvement, and requires the development of proposed priority lists for land and resource protection.
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