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Open for Comment: Administrative Site Leases

By CIV.IQ May 6, 2026
Agriculture Department — The United States Department of Agriculture (Department), Forest Service (Forest Service or Agency), is proposing to amend its land use regulations to exempt administrative site leases from the regulations for special uses. The purpose of this deregulatory action is to better align Forest Service leasing activities with private real estate market practices. (30 days remaining)

Open for Comment: Administrative Site Leases

Agriculture Department — The United States Department of Agriculture (Department), Forest Service (Forest Service or Agency), is proposing to amend its land use regulations to exempt administrative site leases from the regulations for special uses. The purpose of this deregulatory action is to better align Forest Service leasing activities with private real estate market practices. (30 days remaining)

Type: comment-period | Source: federalregister.gov

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