A concurrent resolution urging Congress to enact legislation...
A concurrent resolution urging Congress to enact legislation allowing a landowner to terminate a perpetual easement owned by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service within the state.
This bill, SCR4002, urges Congress to pass legislation that would allow landowners to terminate a perpetual easement held by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. A perpetual easement is a legal right that allows someone else to use your land in a specific way forever. If this bill becomes law, it would give landowners more control over how their land is used by the government agency.
This bill would affect landowners who have such easements on their property and who might want to reclaim full control over their land. It would not directly affect the general public but could indirectly impact land use policies and the operations of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service.
As of April 2, 2025, the bill has been filed with the Secretary of State, signed by the President, and signed by the Speaker of the House, indicating it has been officially passed. It began in the Senate and was introduced on January 14, 2025, and has gone through several stages including committee reviews and hearings before final passage.