House approves land use bills, Pilot's Bill of Rights

The House approved several land use bills Monday afternoon, including one that allows Brigham Young University to buy 80 acres of land it already uses from the federal government.

The House also approved a bill easing federal rules for auto dealers, and the Senate-approved Pilot's Bill of Rights Act.

Details on these bills and others that were approved by voice vote follow here:

• H.R. 1237, allowing for a land exchange between Trinity County, California, and the Bureau of Land Management.

• H.R. 4484, authorizes the government to convey 80 acres of land to Brigham University, and requires the university to pay the government for the land.

• H.R. 3388, the Wood-Pawcatuck Watershed Protection Act.

• H.R. 2467, the Bridgeport Indian Colony Land Trust, Health, and Economic Development Act, to put two parcels of land in trust for a remote tribe.

• H.R. 5859, to repeal a provision in law that requires auto dealers to report insurance costs to customers.

• S. 1335, the Pilots Bill of Rights.

The House passed a few other bills naming post offices and other buildings: H.R. 1369, 2896, 3556, 3593, 3742, 4347, 5837, 5958.