S 239 · in committee · niche

Crow Revenue Act

What this bill does

The bill authorizes exchanges of mineral interests between the federal government, the Crow Tribe, and a private trust in Montana.
The Crow Tribe of Montana, the Hope Family Trust, and the Department of Interior are directly affected by these land exchanges.
The exchanges involve approximately 4,660 acres of tribal subsurface rights and 5,470 acres of federal lands, with revenue-sharing required before conveyance.

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Community Threads

Started by Cosponsor

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How would the revenue-sharing arrangement between the federal government, the Crow Tribe, and the Hope Family Trust be structured and divided?
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What specific mineral interests and subsurface rights are the Crow Tribe exchanging, and how were the acreage values determined as equivalent?
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What are the long-term economic and land-use implications for the Crow Tribe of exchanging 4,660 acres of tribal subsurface rights for 5,470 acres of federal lands?

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