under the wilderness act (1964), the designated area cannot include the privately owned property within the border. under the act, federal agencies have an obligation to provide property owners "adequate access" across public lands should their property lie within the designated wilderness boundary. as such, many public agencies have allowed limited use roads to be built in wilderness areas. under the eastern wilderness act, public agencies are allowed to seize wilderness inholdings if the owner of the inholding manages his land in a manner "incompatible with management of such area as wilderness".