S. 432
Establishes a national historical park at Fort Ontario
Makes the Fort Ontario site in New York, where 982 World War II refugees lived from 1944 to 1946, a unit of the National Park System.
- Park is not created until the Interior Secretary decides enough land has been acquired
- Land inside the boundary may be donated, bought with donated or appropriated funds, or exchanged
- Land owned by New York or a local government may be added only by donation
- A general management plan is due within 3 years after money is made available
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