The facts

  1. H.R. 952 became Public Law 119-135 on 22 October. The White House and LegiScan both record the signing date. [1][2][3]

  2. The law covers approximately 8.43 acres identified on a November 2022 map. An owner may request only the reversionary interest associated with parcels they own. [1]

  3. Interior must make an offer within two years after receiving the owner's request. Conveyance requires payment of at least fair market value, determined by appraisal. [1]

  4. The buyer must also pay survey, appraisal and administrative costs. Sale proceeds go to the Federal Land Disposal Account. [1]

  5. Existing rights remain protected. The law preserves a railway right-of-way at least fifty feet on each side of the main track's center line. [1]

Still unconfirmed

  • Any individual owner's request, appraisal, payment or completed conveyance was not established in the checked sources.

Sources

References support the numbered facts above. Source checks: 30 Oct 2026, 03:02 UTC.

  1. Public Law 119-135: Reversionary Interest Conveyance Act

    US Government Publishing Office · Primary source · 22 Oct 2026

    Complete enacted text read, including the owner-request trigger, two-year offer deadline, appraisal requirements and right-of-way protection.

  2. Congressional Bills H.R. 952 and H.R. 7022 Signed into Law

    The White House · Primary source · 22 Oct 2026

    Actual signature announcement read. Another government source, not independent reporting.

  3. US HB952: Reversionary Interest Conveyance Act

    LegiScan · Reporting

    Actual page read through the web research tool. LegiScan LLC separately tracks the 22 October signature from public legislative records; it is not a separate witness to the signing.

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