Public agencies face challenges in managing land utilization, emphasizing the need for effective regulation and tax reforms.
Public agencies administering public lands are confronted with many problems. Not the least important to these arise from the mismanagement of private lands within or adjacent to publicly owned areas. In order to remedy the present situation it will be necessary to revise the existing tax structure, regulate the use of private lands, expect more efficient land management, or acquire the lands by the public. Each of these remedial measures has some possibilities; in order to solve the problem all four must become effective.
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