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§151.3. What is the Secretary's land acquisition policy? — Inbound Citations

25 C.F.R. § 151.3

Cited by 4 regulations in release Current.

Citations to 25 C.F.R. § 151.3 as a whole

  • (b) The Secretary shall give great weight to acquiring land that serves any of the following purposes, in accordance with § 151.3:
    (1) Furthers Tribal interests by establishing a Tribal land base or protects Tribal homelands;
    (2) Protects sacred sites or cultural resources and practices;
    (3) Establishes or maintains conservation or environmental mitigation areas;
    (4) Consolidates land ownership;
    (5) Reduces checkerboarding;
    (6) Acquires land lost through allotment;
    (7) Protects treaty or subsistence rights; or
  • (b) The Secretary shall give great weight to acquiring land that serves any of the following purposes, in accordance with § 151.3:
    (1) Furthers Tribal interests by establishing a Tribal land base or protects Tribal homelands;
    (2) Protects sacred sites or cultural resources and practices;
    (3) Establishes or maintains conservation or environmental mitigation areas;
    (4) Consolidates land ownership;
    (5) Reduces checkerboarding;
    (6) Acquires land lost through allotment;
    (7) Protects treaty or subsistence rights; or
  • (b) The Secretary shall give great weight to acquiring land that serves any of the following purposes, in accordance with § 151.3:
    (1) Furthers Tribal interests by establishing a Tribal land base or protects Tribal homelands;
    (2) Protects sacred sites or cultural resources and practices;
    (3) Establishes or maintains conservation or environmental mitigation areas;
    (4) Consolidates land ownership;
    (5) Reduces checkerboarding;
    (6) Acquires land lost through allotment;
    (7) Protects treaty or subsistence rights; or
  • (b) The Secretary shall give great weight to acquiring land that serves any of the following purposes, in accordance with § 151.3:
    (1) Furthers Tribal interests by establishing a Tribal land base or protects Tribal homelands;
    (2) Protects sacred sites or cultural resources and practices;
    (3) Establishes or maintains conservation or environmental mitigation areas;
    (4) Consolidates land ownership;
    (5) Reduces checkerboarding;
    (6) Acquires land lost through allotment;
    (7) Protects treaty or subsistence rights; or