To require congressional approval before the sale, disposal, declaration of excess or surplus, transfer, or conveyance of Federal property with historical significance, and for other purposes.

Referred to the Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings, and Emergency Management.

Bill 119 HR 2046, also known as the "Federal Property Historical Significance Protection Act," aims to ensure that any federal property with historical significance cannot be sold, disposed of, declared excess or surplus, transferred, or conveyed without prior approval from Congress. This bill seeks to protect important historical sites and landmarks from being destroyed or altered without proper consideration.

The bill requires that any proposed sale, disposal, declaration of excess or surplus, transfer, or conveyance of federal property with historical significance must be submitted to Congress for approval. This process would involve a thorough review of the property's historical significance and potential impact of the proposed action.

Additionally, the bill includes provisions for public input and consultation with relevant stakeholders, such as historical preservation organizations and local communities. This ensures that decisions regarding the fate of federal properties with historical significance are made with transparency and consideration for the interests of all parties involved. Overall, Bill 119 HR 2046 aims to protect and preserve federal properties with historical significance by requiring congressional approval before any significant actions are taken. This legislation serves to safeguard important historical sites and landmarks for future generations to appreciate and enjoy.