A private real estate developer has plans to build a road. This project may involve a land exchange with a national park. Details about the proposal are limited, but it is known that a small section of the park is part of the discussion.
Further information about this potential land swap is available. The proposal is being considered by the current administration. The national park in question is Yosemite.
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