Concurrent Resolution Supporting the Transfer of Federally Managed Lands

Added new clauses emphasizing that land transfers should avoid expanding development into remote or environmentally sensitive areas.

Included language stating that strategic sales or exchanges can support moderate-income housing while making efficient use of existing infrastructure.

Reorganized the bill structure, moving from a list of line-specific amendments to a full text format with a new title and expanded preamble.

Expanded eligibility criteria to include unreserved lands located in close proximity to existing infrastructure, allowing for more efficient development.

Added a new directive urging the US Congress to permit flexible land exchanges or transfers to support moderate-income housing projects.

Added 'county boundaries' to the list of eligible locations for land transfers, expanding the geographic area where federal lands can be sold or exchanged for housing.

Included a new provision allowing consideration of lands in close proximity to existing infrastructure, ensuring development can occur in a focused and efficient manner.

The criteria for eligible land locations were expanded to include 'population centers within county boundaries,' allowing for consideration of lands in growing areas that are not yet incorporated as cities.

The document was restructured with line numbers, bullet points, and headers to improve formatting and clarity.