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        <text><![CDATA[ <p>Fort Reno Mineral Leasing Act - Requires a specific authorization by Congress as prerequisite to the Fort Reno Management Area being: (1) declared to be excess or surplus federal property; (2) conveyed; or (3) transferred to the administrative jurisdiction of any other federal agency.</p> <p>Authorizes the Secretary of the Interior to provide for mineral leasing at the Fort Reno Management Area.</p> <p>States that no further administrative or environmental analyses shall be required for the leasing and development of minerals at the Fort Reno Management Area after enactment of this Act.</p> <p>Establishes the Fort Reno Management Fund as a revolving fund in the Treasury. Transfers to it proceeds received in the Treasury from the leasing of mineral resources at the Fort Reno Management Area.</p> <p>Requires the Administrator of the Agricultural Research Service, when making expenditures from the Fund, to consult with the Historic Fort Reno, Inc., and the Oklahoma State Historic Preservation Officer.</p> <p> Ratifies the Fort Reno Science Park Instrument.</p> <p>Sets forth the leasing authority of the Secretary of Agriculture with regard to the Area, including lease conversion and extension.</p>]]></text>
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