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National Park Service FY 2013 Budget Justifications Fiscal Year 2013 National Park Service Federal Land Acquisition Program Program or Park Area: American Battlefield Protection Grant Program Location: Civil War sites outside of the National Park System Land Acquisition Limitation Amount Remaining: N/A. Cost Detail: FY 2013 $8.986 million requested No estimated annual operating and maintenance costs are associated with this acquisition. FY 2012 $8.986 million appropriated FY 2011 $8.982 million appropriated FY 2010 $9.000 million appropriated Improvements: Various Description: Funds provided in FY 2013 will be used to provide grants to States and local communities for the purpose of acquiring lands or interest in lands from willing owners to preserve and protect Civil War battlefield sites located outside of the National Park System. Since 1990, the American Battlefield Protection Program (ABPP) and its partners have helped protect and enhance more than 100 battlefields by co-sponsoring 429 projects in 42 states and territories. Individual project funding has ranged from $5,000 to more than $80,000; the average grant is $32,000. The ABPP encourages, but does not require, matching funds or in-kind services to these projects. Public Law 107-359 (December 2002) amended the American Battlefield Protection Act of 1996 and authorized $10 million in Battlefield Protection Grants to be appropriated each year FY 2004 through FY 2008. The act noted that well over half of the 384 principal Civil War battlefields (as identified by the Civil War Sites Advisory Commission in 1993) were already lost, or were in imminent danger of being lost entirely or fragmented by development. Another 17 percent were cited as being in poor condition. Public Law 111-11, enacted March 30, 2009, extended this appropriation authority through FY 2013. Need: The number of unprotected sites and the rapid growth of development in the eastern United States create an urgent need to move this program forward as quickly as possible. Identifying and developing partnerships, raising funds, and finalizing land transactions is time-consuming. Given the immediacy of the threat to these sites, the requested funding will be needed without delay as the previous amounts are committed, in order to maintain continuity and momentum. LASA-21
National Park Service FY 2013 Budget Justifications Fiscal Year 2013 National Park Service Federal Land Acquisition Program Program or Park Area: Civil War Sesquicentennial Location: Civil War sites within the National Park System Land Acquisition Limitation Amount Remaining: N/A. Cost Detail: FY 2013 $5.000 million requested No estimated annual operating and maintenance costs are associated with this acquisition. Improvements: Various Description: Funds provided in FY 2013 will be used for the Federal acquisition of lands or interests in lands needed to preserve and protect Civil War battlefield sites located within the National Park System. Need: There are many tracts available for acquisition that are privately owned, or are held by non-profit partners, in the NPS’ Civil War battlefield parks. NPS partners have acquired and continue to hold, in anticipation of Federal acquisition, lands within many core areas of Civil War battlefields located within the National Park System. This funding request would provide the flexibility necessary to acquire land within the battlefield as the need arises, with special emphasis on those units which are currently commemorating the sesquicentennial anniversary of the particular battle. Priority needs exist at Fort Donelson National Battlefield, Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania County Battlefields Memorial National Military Park, Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, Pecos National Historical Park, Richmond National Battlefield Park, and Shiloh National Military Park. These funds would be allocated to projects as they are ready to be acquired, including due diligence requirements, land acquisition, and closing and relocation activities. LASA-22
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