State property: City of Moreno Valley.
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill would transfer 11 parcels of state-owned, undeveloped open-space land in Moreno Valley to the City of Moreno Valley at no cost to the city. The city intends to use the land for wildfire mitigation efforts, expanding recreational opportunities, and other community-focused purposes. The transfer is contingent on the land being in a very high fire hazard severity zone and located near critical infrastructure, and it exempts the land from certain surplus property disposal regulations.
Key provisions
- Requires the Director of General Services to quitclaim 11 parcels of state land to the City of Moreno Valley.
- Specifies that the transfer is at no cost to the city.
- Directs the City of Moreno Valley to use the land for wildfire mitigation, open space, and recreational opportunities.
- Establishes criteria for the transfer, including location within a very high fire hazard severity zone and proximity to critical infrastructure.
- Exempts the land from certain surplus property disposal laws.
- Includes legislative findings regarding wildfire risk and the need for a special statute.
- Requires the city to obtain an ISO rating through wildfire mitigation efforts.
Who is affected
- City of Moreno Valley
- Residents and businesses in Moreno Valley
- State of California (regarding state property)
- State Fire Marshal
- Local responsibility areas
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