land acquisition

land acquisitionSec. 502. (a) State Lands Acquisition.—Upon completion of the actions authorized in section 501, the Secretary shall utilize the remaining Federal lands in the Santa Rita Experiment Station, described in section 501, to acquire through exchange, pursuant to the exchange provisions of the Federal Land Policy Management Act of 1976, all of the State trust lands within Catalina State Park (as generally depicted on map AZ–020–02, subpart B, dated September 13, 1988), Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge (as generally depicted on map AZ–020–05, subpart A, dated September 13, 1988), the Black Canyon Corridor (as generally depicted on map AZ–020–03, Subpart A, dated September 13, 1988), Arivaca Lake (as generally depicted on map AZ–020–05, subpart B, dated September 13, 1988), the Madera-Elephant Head Trail area (as generally depicted on map AZ–020–01, subpart C, dated September 13, 1988), and near Lake Pleasant (as generally depicted on map AZ–020–03, subpart B, dated September 13, 1988). The maps described in this subsection shall be on file and available for public inspection in the offices of information, the Arizona State Bureau of Land Management and of the Bureau of Land Management in Washington, D.C. (b) Additional Acquisition Authority.—The Secretary is also authorized to acquire the State lands described in subsection (a) by purchase or eminent domain to the extent determined by him to be appropriate. (c) Lands To Be Included in the National Wildlife Refuge System.—Those lands within the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge that are acquired in accordance with this title shall be added to the National Wildlife Refuge System and managed in accordance with the National Wildlife Refuge System Administration Act of 1966. 102 STAT. 4594 (d) Lands To Be Administered by the Bureau of Land Management.—Those lands near Lake Pleasant and within the Black Canyon Corridor that are acquired in accordance with this title shall be administered by the Bureau of Land Management, in accordance with the provisions of the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976.