Pub. L. 93-493, tit. V, sec. 501

klamath project right-of-way, oregon

EnactedYear: 1974Length: 303 wordsOfficial source
klamath project right-of-way, oregon Sec. 501. The Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized and directed to convey by quitclaim deed to the respective owners of record of those certain Tots situated in those subdivisions of Klamath Falls, Oregon, respectively known as Mills Addition, Enterprise Tracts, Mills Garden, Old Orchard Manor, Sixth Street Addition, and Subdivision Block 803, and as such officially shown on the recorded plats of the city records, all right, title, and interest of the United States in the specific tracts of land now owned by the United States which collectively constitute the abandoned Klamath reclamation project “B” lateral canal right-of-way, as designated for general location purposes on Bureau of Reclamation drawing numbered 12–208–338, dated March 27, 1970, and filed for reference purposes in both the Klamath County recorder’s office and the corresponding records of the city of Klamath Falls, to the extent that any such tract would constitute a contiguous addition to each of the lots in the above-named subdivisions if the boundaries of each of said lots were to be extended to include the affected port ion of above-cited public lands of the United States. Such conveyance shall, in each instance, be made only upon application therefor by the owner of record of one of the affected lots within one year of the date of this Act: Provided, That said owner of record shall, to the satisfaction of the Secretary of the Interior, support such application at time of filing same with proof of ownership and an adequate description of the exterior boundaries of the parcel of Government interest land applied for. The Secretary of the Interior is authorized, as determined appropriate by him, to require payment of not more than $100 per parcel of Government interest land applied for in addition to the cost of such conveyance.
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