Camden National Battlefield Park Study Act
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To President
- Became Law
Overview
This bill directs the Secretary of the Interior to conduct a comprehensive study to determine if the area around Camden, South Carolina, where the Battle of Camden was fought during the Revolutionary War, is suitable for designation as a National Battlefield Park. The study will assess the area's national significance, potential management strategies, and associated costs. It also requires the Secretary to consult with various stakeholders during the process and submit a final report to Congress.
Key provisions
- Requires a special resource study of the Camden Battlefield area in South Carolina.
- Evaluates the national significance of the study area.
- Determines the feasibility of establishing Camden National Battlefield Park.
- Identifies methods for protecting and interpreting the area.
- Assesses the viability of a local partnership for management.
- Estimates costs for Federal development and maintenance.
- Mandates consultation with relevant agencies and stakeholders.
- Sets a 3-year deadline for submitting a report to Congress.
Who is affected
- The Secretary of the Interior
- State and local government entities in South Carolina
- Federal agencies
- Private and nonprofit organizations
- Residents of South Carolina
Notable changes
- Establishes a formal process for evaluating the potential designation of a National Battlefield Park.
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Primary sponsor
Lindsey Graham
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