Plum Island Preservation Act aims to protect Plum Island, New York, for ecological conservation, cultural heritage, and public access.
The Plum Island Preservation Act mandates the permanent protection of Plum Island, New York, and its associated properties for ecological conservation, historical and cultural heritage discovery, and public access. The bill requires the General Services Administration to initiate visioning sessions within 180 days of enactment, involving relevant agencies and stakeholders, to develop a future ecological management plan. Annual reports on the visioning sessions must be submitted to specified congressional committees until one year after the sessions conclude.
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