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authorized pursuant to both federal and state law.”
Watts states that exchanges of park land for privately-owned tracts may be consumated under federal law when both areas are within the park boundaries. He maintains that this is the case with the proposed exchange of Rappahannock Park land for private property in Greene County.
He relies on the 1926 statute establishing Shenandoah National Park with boundaries enclosing 52,000 acres. This section, Watts maintains, established a park with authorized boundaries of 521,000 acres while subsequent amendments to federal law “permitted the Secretary of the Interior to begin Park operations and development after certain minimum land
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