To designate certain Federal land in the District of Columbia under the administrative jurisdiction of the National Park Service as the “Illinois’ Bicentennial Grove”, and for other purposes.

Designation— The Federal land in the District of Columbia described as “United States Reservation 343, Anacostia Park, Section F” and commonly known as the River Terrace Area of Anacostia Park is hereby designated as “Illinois’ Bicentennial Grove”.

Tree planting; plaque— Subject to subsection (c), the Secretary of the Interior shall provide and place a plaque near trees planted in the Illinois’ Bicentennial Grove recognizing the trees as a tribute to the bicentennial of the State of Illinois and four prominent abolitionists from Illinois, Edward Coles, Mary Brown Davis, and Elijah and Owen Lovejoy.

Additions— The Secretary shall allow for the planting of addition trees and the placement of a commemorative bench in the Illinois’ Bicentennial Grove—

Funding— Subsection (b) shall take effect as soon as practicable after non-Federal funds sufficient to cover the cost of the activities authorized by subsection (b) have been donated to the United States for such purpose.

CWA— The activities authorized by this section shall not be considered to be a “commemorative work” for the purposes of chapter 89 of title 40, United States Code.