federal lands; natural resources; permission

This Arizona House bill seeks to prevent the federal government from designating new national monuments, parks, or conservation areas within the state without specific approval. It requires that any such designation or withdrawal of natural resources receive explicit authorization from the U.S. Congress, the Arizona State Legislature, and the county boards of supervisors in affected areas. Additionally, the bill mandates a comprehensive economic impact study to analyze how removing land and resources from production would affect national, state, and local economies before any restrictions are imposed. The legislation aims to protect local economies and traditional land uses by limiting federal authority over Arizona's public lands and natural resources.