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Q: SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.

This Act may be cited as the Valle Grande/Valles Caldera
Preservation bill.

SEC. 2. FINDINGS.

The Congress of the United States finds the following:
(1) The lands managed by the Baca Land and Cattle Company
which comprise most of the Valles Caldera in central New
Mexico, represent a unique land mass, with significant
scientific, cultural, historic, recreational, ecological, and
productive values, including:
(A) The Valles Caldera is one of the world's
largest resurgent lava domes, testing by the United
States Geological Survey of the Valles Caldera
indicates significant geothermal activity;
(B) The land was originally granted to the heirs of
Don Luis Maria Cabeza de Vaca as part of a settlement
by the United States of their Spanish land grant claims
to the Village of Las Vegas, New Mexico, under the 1848
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, (Act of June 21, 1860, an
Act to Confirm Certain Private Land Claims in the
Territory of New Mexico, Section 6). Generations have
used this land to raise sheep, cattle and horses, and
as a timber supply. Archaeological evidence of this use
in the form of old logging camps, and other artifacts
is important to a historical knowledge of territorial
New Mexico. In addition, these lands have been used
since the 1940s for numerous films about the American
West, and the various film sets remaining on the
property are a significant part of the history of the
American film industry;
(C) The careful husbandry of the land by the
Dunigan family, the current owners, including selective
timbering, limited grazing and hunting, and the use of
proscribed fire, have preserved a mix of healthy and
nearly pristine range and timber land with significant
species diversity which could be used as a model for
sustainable land use; and
(D) The incredible natural beauty and splendor of
these lands, and their proximity to large municipal
populations could provide numerous recreational
opportunities for hiking, fishing, camping, cross-
country skiing, and hunting.
(2) The current owners have indicated that they wish to
sell the land, creating an opportunity to acquire these lands
into public ownership and allow for public access and enjoyment
of these lands for the first time since 1860.
(3) The Baca Land and Cattle Company Lands are bordered by
the Sante Fe National Forest and the Bandelier National
Monument. They also contain the headwaters for the Jemez and
San Antonio rivers.
(4) These lands should be acquired expeditiously so that
the American people will not lose the opportunity presented by
this resource to potential subdivisions.
(5) As these lands have different potential uses with
different resulting impacts on water and land resources, an
appropriate set of authorities is needed to allow the
Department of Agriculture and the Department of the Interior to
jointly develop a jurisdictional mechanism for best use and
preservation of these lands.

SEC. 3. ACQUISITION OF LANDS.

The Secretary of Agriculture, acting through the Forest Service is
hereby authorized to acquire all of the rights, title, and interests in
the lands shown and described as Baca Location No. 1, on the plat
entitled ''Independent Resurvey of the Baca Location No. 1,'' made by
L.A. Osterhoudt, W.V. Hall and Charles W. Devendorf, U.S. Cadastral
Engineers, June 30, 1920-August 24, 1921, under special instructions
for Group No. 107 dated February 12, 1920, in New Mexico, by purchase
through appropriated funds or funds which may be later made available
by Congress from the sale of lands or assets administered by the Bureau
of Land Management or the General Services Administration, by exchange
of lands, or by donation: Provided, That such acquisition be on a
willing seller basis, and on terms mutually acceptable to the current
owners and the Secretary.

SEC. 4. BOUNDARY ADJUSTMENTS: SANTA FE NATIONAL FOREST; BANDELIER
NATIONAL MONUMENT.

The Secretary of Agriculture acting through the Forest Service, and
the Secretary of the Interior acting through the National Park Service
(the Secretaries), shall jointly develop a plan to adjust the
boundaries between the Santa Fe National Forest and the Bandelier
National Monument to provide consistent land management to protect the
watershed of the monument. The Secretaries shall submit this plan to
Congress within 120 days of the acquisition of the Baca Location No. 1
by the Secretary of Agriculture.
A:
Valle Grande-Valles Caldera Preservation bill - Authorizes the Secretary of Agriculture, acting through the Forest Service, to acquire specified lands in New Mexico owned by the Baca Land and Cattle Company.
Requires the Secretary, acting through the Forest Service, and the Secretary of the Interior, acting through the National Park Service, to: (1) jointly develop a plan to adjust the boundaries between the Sante Fe National Forest and the Bandelier National Monument to provide consistent land management to protect the Monument's watershed; and (2) submit such plan to the Congress within 120 days of the land acquisition.