The Mountain View Corridor Completion Act directs the Secretary of the Interior, acting through the Bureau of Land Management, to transfer roughly 200 acres of federal land located within Camp Williams, Utah, to the state of Utah. This land transfer must occur within 90 days of the bill becoming law, and Utah is required to pay the federal government the full fair market value of the property, based on a formal appraisal conducted under federal land management and appraisal standards. The bill exempts this land from a 1914 executive order that had previously governed the property's use. It also includes a reversion clause, meaning the land could return to federal ownership if the state sells it, attempts to sell it, or uses it for purposes other than transportation or defense, though the state would first get notice and a chance to fix any issues. This legislation primarily affects the state of Utah, the Bureau of Land Management, and local infrastructure planning tied to the Mountain View Corridor transportation project, which the land transfer is intended to support.
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