in the Natural Resources Journal, Vol. 48, Fall 2008. (7) Office of the Attorney General of the State of New Mexico, the New Mexico Land Grant Council, and other agencies of the State. (8) State Legislative Records. (9) Records of courts, counties and municipalities. (10) Records of members of Congress not included in the National Archives. (11) Authenticated records of land grant-mercedes, pueblos, tribes, and private entities. (c) Notice of receipt of materials Not later than 60 days after receipt of a submission pursuant to subsection (a), the Forest Supervisor, Field Manager, or other similarly situated authority, as appropriate, of the Secretary concerned shall notify the governing body that the submission was received. (d) Process for determination of historical-Traditional use boundaries (1) In general Not later than 14 months after receipt of a submission pursuant to subsection (a), the Forest Supervisor or Field Manager, or other similarly situated authority, as appropriate, of the Secretary concerned shall— (A) approve of the historical-traditional use boundaries as proposed by the qualified land grant-merced governing body