Common Sense 250 Act of 2026
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To President
- Became Law
Overview
This bill formally approves the location for a commemorative work honoring Thomas Paine. It specifically designates a portion of land within Washington, D.C., as the site for this project, aligning with existing guidelines for commemorative works. The bill clarifies that this approval overrides certain regulations typically associated with the establishment of such memorials. It aims to ensure a permanent tribute to Paine’s contributions to American history.
Key provisions
- Approves the location of a commemorative work for Thomas Paine.
- Designates Area I on the Commemorative Areas map as the site.
- Aligns with the Commemorative Works Act and related regulations.
- Specifies the date of the map used for location reference.
Who is affected
- The National Park Service
- The Thomas Paine Legacy
- Citizens interested in American history
- The City of Washington, D.C.
Notable changes
- Overrides certain regulations under the Commemorative Works Act for this specific project.
- Defines a precise geographic area for the commemorative work.
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