The Draft General Management Plan proposes to use this site for visitor services. including a Visitor Contact Station within an original warehouse to greet visitors and provide orientation for the monument. The other. a 7.87acre parcel. is on the east end of the monument and was undeveloped during WWII. The NPS proposes to use this area for special events and to provide a site for the development of a memorial for the Issei. firstgeneration Japanese immigrants. These two publiclyowned properties are critical for longterm development. visitor services. and protection and preservation of historical structures and features at Minidoka Internment National Monument. I would like to add that this legislation was developed with and is strongly supported by both the agencies involved and the local communities.
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