(e) Subject to the approval of the National Forest Reservation 

 Commission, the Secretary of Agriculture is authorized to pay out 

 of any available money appropriated for carrying out the purposes 

 of this Act any State, county, and/or town taxes, exclusive of pen- 

 alties, due or accrued on any forest lands acquired by the United 

 States under donations from the owners thereof and which lands are 

 to be included in a State or other public forest pursuant to this Act. 



(f) The State shall prepare such standards of forest administra- 

 tion, development, and management as are necessary to insure maxi- 

 mum feasible utility for timber production and watershed protection, 

 and are acceptable to the Secretary of Agriculture and shall apply 

 the same to lands acquired and placed under the jurisdiction of the 

 State pursuant to this Act. 



(g) That with the exception of such Federal expenditures as may 

 be made for unemployment relief, the State shall pay without assist- 

 ance from the Federal Government the entire future cost of admin- 

 istering, developing, and managing all forest lands acquired and over 

 which it has been given jurisdiction under this Act. 



(h) During the period any cooperative agreement made under 

 this Act remains in force, one-half of the gross proceeds from all 

 lands covered by said agreement and to which the United States 

 holds title shall be paid by the State to the United States and cov- 

 ered into the Treasury. All such payments shall be credited to the 

 purchase price the State is to pay the United States for said land, 

 such purchase price to be an amount equal to the total sum expended 

 by the United States in acquiring said lands. Upon payments of 

 the full purchase price, either as herein provided or otherwise, title 

 to said lands shall be transferred from the Federal Government to 

 the State, and the Secretary of Agriculture is authorized to take 

 such action and incur such expenditures, as may be necessary to 

 effectuate such transfer. 



(i) Upon the request of the State concerned, any agreement made 

 pursuant to this Act may be terminated by the Secretary of Agri- 

 culture. The Secretary of Agriculture may, with the consent and 

 approval of the National Forest Reservation Commission, after due 

 notice given the State and an opportunity for hearing by said Com- 

 mission, terminate any such agreement for violations of its terms 

 and/or the provisions of this Act. If such agreement is terminated, 

 the United States shall reimburse the State for so much of the 

 State funds as have been expended in the administration, develop- 

 ment, and management of the lands involved as the Secretary of 

 Agriculture may decide to be fair and equitable. 



(j) The State shall furnish the Secretary of Agriculture with 

 such annual, periodic, or special reports as he may require respect- 

 ing the State s operations under its agreement with him. 



(k) When a State or political unit thereof acquires under tax 

 delinquency laws title to forest lands without cost to the United 

 States and which lands are included within a State or other public 

 forest, the Secretary of Agriculture, on behalf of the Federal Gov- 

 ernment, may contribute annually out of any funds made available 

 under this Act not to exceed one-half the cost of administering, 

 developing, and managing said lands. 



