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US Pays $400,000 to End Decades-Long Land Dispute Near Capitol Reef National Park

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The US government resolved a long-running legal dispute with Dean Brimhall through a $400,000 buyout agreement. The settlement led to the demolition of commercial structures, including a lodge and petrol station, located near Capitol Reef National Park in southern Utah. Quarrying operations on the contested land were also brought to an end as part of the deal. The agreement struck a balance between private property rights and conservation priorities, paving the way for the restoration of native vegetation under park management.

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