To provide for a land exchange between the city of Greeley, Colorado, and the Forest Service, and for other purposes.
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Summary
The bill authorizes a land exchange in which the City of Greeley, Colorado would convey approximately 40 acres of city-owned water utility property (excluding water rights) to the Forest Service, and the Forest Service would convey approximately 78 acres of National Forest System land to the city. The city would bear all exchange costs, and the United States would reserve perpetual public nonmotorized access easements over the Seaman Reservoir Trail and Wintersteen Trail, along with administrative access easements. Lands acquired by the United States would become part of the Roosevelt National Forest, with wilderness or Wild and Scenic River designations applying where lands fall within those boundaries.
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