Summary

Conveys roughly 14 acres of National Forest land in Wisconsin to a named private company if that company submits an offer at the appraised market value and pays all conveyance costs; appraisal must be completed within 300 days and the purchaser has 180 days to make a timely offer. Requires the Department of the Interior, with other Federal and state partners and industry stakeholders, to complete a public review of Federal permitting processes for stone, sand, and gravel development and deliver a report with timelines, inefficiencies, recommendations, and economic impacts within 180 days.

• Authorizes sale of about 14 acres of National Forest land in Wisconsin to a named private company if it pays appraised market value and costs.
• Requires the Forest Service to complete an appraisal within 300 days after enactment and allows 180 days after appraisal approval for the purchaser to submit an offer.
• Conveyance must be completed by quitclaim deed within 180 days of receiving a timely offer and remains subject to existing rights and Secretary-determined terms.
• Purchaser bears the full cost of the sale process, including appraisal, surveys, and environmental or resource analyses.
• Directs the Department of the Interior to lead a 180-day review of Federal permitting for stone, sand, and gravel development, with a public report of findings and recommendations.
• Report must describe permitting timelines, identify inefficiencies, recommend streamlining steps, and summarize economic impacts for the sector.
• No new Federal funding is specified; the conveyance is paid for by the buyer and the permitting review is an administrative requirement.
• Parcel boundaries are tied to a dated map subject to minor corrections and a final survey to establish exact acreage.