US HB4684

Secretary of Agriculture must issue a 10-year special use permit within 180 days for placing and maintaining a U.S. flag and flagpole at Kyhv Peak Lookout Point in Uinta National Forest, Utah (latitude 40°16′18.14″ N, longitude 111°36′58.57″ W)

Initial permit goes to Robert S. Collins of Provo, Utah; if he declines, eligible applicants include Utah County residents or nonprofit/volunteer organizations with flagpole maintenance experience

No land use fees may be charged for the permit, and NEPA environmental review requirements do not apply to permit issuance or flagpole activities

Permits are renewable for successive 10-year terms, with priority given to prior permit holders; the Secretary may terminate permits early for non-compliance with terms and conditions

Permit holders cannot accept anything of value for identifying successor applicants, and the Secretary may authorize reasonable access to the site for permit-related activities