text: SECTION 1. COMMUNICATION SITE USE FEES.
  
      (a) Fees.--Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the 
  Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of Agriculture (hereinafter 
  referred to as the ``Secretaries''), shall assess and collect charges 
  for utilization of radio and television communications sites located on 
  Federal lands administered by the Forest Service or the Bureau of Land 
  Management at such rates as the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land 
  Management shall establish or at such modified rates as are established 
  pursuant to the provisions of subsection (b) of this section.
      (b) Adjustments.--(1) The Schedule of Charges established under 
  this section shall be reviewed by the Forest Service and the Bureau of 
  Land Management on an annual basis, and shall be adjusted by the Forest 
  Service and the Bureau of Land Management to reflect changes in the 
  Consumer Price Index. Increases or decreases in charges shall apply to 
  all categories of charges, but any increase or decrease shall not total 
  less than 3 percent or more than 5 percent of the charge assessed to 
  the user in the preceding year. The Bureau of Land Management and the 
  Forest Service shall transmit to the Congress notification of any such 
  adjustment not later than 60 days before the effective date of such 
  adjustment.
      (2) Under the Schedule of Changes established under the section, if 
  any radio or television communications site user is to be charged an 
  amount that is greater than $1,000 more than the amount such site user 
  pays to the Bureau of Land Management or the Forest Service as of 
  January 1, 1993, then during the first year in which the Schedule of 
  Charges is in effect, such site user shall pay an amount equal to the 
  amount it paid to the Bureau of Land Management of the Forest Service 
  as of January 1, 1993, plus $1,000. Each year thereafter, such site 
  user shall pay the full amount under the Schedule of Charges, as 
  modified pursuant to the subsection.
      (3) Under the Schedule of Charges established under this section, 
  if any radio or television communications site user is to be charged an 
  amount that is less than the amount such site user paid to the Bureau 
  of Land Management or the Forest Service as of January 1, 1993, then 
  such site user shall continue to pay the higher amount until such time 
  as the charge to the site user in the Schedule of Charges equals or 
  exceeds that amount, as modified pursuant to this subsection.
      (c) Additional Users.--(1) If the radio or television 
  communications site user is permitted under the terms of its site use 
  authorization from the Bureau of Land Management or the Forest Service 
  to grant access to the site to additional users, then the radio or 
  television communications site user shall pay annually to the Bureau of 
  Land Management or the Forest Service an amount equal to 25 percent of 
  the gross income it receives from each such additional user during that 
  year.
      (2) Authorizations to radio and television communications site 
  users shall require such site users to provide the Bureau of Land 
  Management or the Forest Service with a certified list which identifies 
  all additional users of such sites and all gross revenues received from 
  such additional users. The Bureau of Land Management and the Forest 
  Service shall not require any additional user of a radio or television 
  communications site to obtain a separate authorization to use such a 
  site.
      (d) Administrative Provisions.--(1) The Secretaries shall prescribe 
  appropriate rules and regulations to carry out the provisions of this 
  section.
      (2) Ten years after the date of enactment of this section, the 
  Secretaries shall establish a broad-based advisory group, including 
  representatives from the radio and television broadcast industry, to 
  review the Schedule of Charges and other acceptable criteria for 
  determining fair market value for radio and television communications 
  site uses. The advisory group shall report its findings to the Congress 
  no later than 1 year after it is established.
      (e) Existing Charges.--(1) Until modified pursuant to subsection 
  (b) of this section, the Schedule of Charges for television 
  communications site users which the Secretaries shall prescribe 
  pursuant to subsection (a) of this section shall be as listed in 
  exhibit 3 (television rental fee schedule) in the report of the radio 
  and television broadcast use fee advisory committee dated December 
  1992.
      (2) Until modified pursuant to subsection (b) of this section, the 
  Schedule of Charges for radio communications site users which the 
  Secretaries shall prescribe pursuant to subsection (a) of this section 
  shall be as listed in exhibit 4, radio rental fee schedule in the 
  report of the radio and television broadcast use fee advisory committee 
  dated December 1992.
  
  SEC. 2. NONBROADCAST COMMUNICATION SITE ADVISORY BOARD.
  
      (a) Establishment.--The Secretaries of the Interior and Agriculture 
  are directed to jointly establish a broad-based advisory group 
  comprised of representatives from the nonbroadcast communications 
  industry (users of both private and public communication sites) and the 
  2 agencies to review recommendations on acceptable criteria for 
  determining fair market values and next best alternative use.
      (b) Review.--The advisory group shall review the methodology used 
  in any previous studies and reach concurrence on such methodology.
      (c) Assessments.--The advisory group shall also assess the validity 
  of the results of such studies, taking into account all reasonable 
  options for the establishment of fair market values and next best 
  alternative use.
      (d) Report.--The advisory group shall report its findings to the 
  Committee on Energy and Natural Resources of the Senate and the 
  Committee on Natural Resources of the House of Representatives within 1 
  year after the enactment of this Act.
target: Directs the Secretaries of the Interior and Agriculture to assess and collect charges for utilization of radio and television communications sites located on Federal lands administered by the Forest Service or Bureau of Land Management.  Requires the Forest Service and Bureau to annually review and adjust such charges to reflect changes in the Consumer Price Index, with limitations.  Requires any site user to pay an additional amount for granting access to the site to additional users and to provide a certified list of such additional users. 
  Directs the Secretaries to jointly establish a broad-based advisory group of representatives from the nonbroadcast communications industry and the two agencies to review and report to specified congressional committees on recommendations on acceptable criteria for determining fair market values for communications site use and next best alternative use.
feat_title: To establish fees for communication sites on public lands.