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Table 5: FLTFA Land Acquisition Nominations Reviewed by State-
Level Interagency Teams, as of May 31, 2007 a 31
Table 6: Completion of FLTFA Implementation Agreements and
Federal Register Notifications by State 37
Table 7: BLM Reported Administrative Expenditures by State,
July 25, 2000, through July 20, 2007 38
Table 8: FLTFA Administrative Expenditures by Type, as of July 20,
2007 39
Table 9: Additional Criteria Contained in FLTFA State-Level
Agreements beyond Those Criteria Established under the
Act 43
Table 10: The Seven BLM Field Offices Selected That Have
Generated 97 Percent of FLTFA Revenue, as of May 31,
2007 51
Table 11: The Eleven BLM Field Offices Selected That Had Not
Conducted a Competitive Sale under FLTFA, as of May 31,
2007 52
Figure 1: LWCF Land Acquisition Appropriations, Fiscal Year 2001
through Fiscal Year 2006 11
Figure 2: Requirements for Using FLTFA Revenue 12
Figure 3: FLTFA Revenue by Fiscal Year, through May 31, 2007 16
Figure 4: Two BLM Parcels Near Carson City, Nevada, Sold for a
Total of $24.5 Million 17
Figure 5: BLM “North Fork” 167-Acre Parcel on the Eastern Edge of
Las Cruces, New Mexico, Planned for Competitive Sale in
an April 2008 Auction 22
Figure 6: A View of the West Mesa BLM Property in Las Cruces,
New Mexico, That Will Be Added to Land Designated for
Disposal in the Revised Land Use Plan 26
Figure 7: Part of an Inholding in the BLM La Cienega Area of
Critical Environmental Concern That Has Been Acquired
with FLTFA Funding 30
Figure 8: Photograph and Location of the 80-Acre Pine Creek State
Park Inholding Approved as an FLTFA-Funded
Acquisition at $16 Million 33
Figure 9: The 320-Acre Winter’s Ranch FLTFA Acquisition
Nomination in Nevada, Valued at $29 Million 35
Figure 10: FLTFA Administrative Expenditures, July 25, 2000,
through July 20, 2007 39
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