School facilities: leasing real property.
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Fiscal committee
No
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill modifies existing law to allow school districts to lease real property for a minimum annual rental of $1, provided the lease agreement requires the lessee to construct a building for the school district’s use and title to the building vests in the district upon lease expiration. The bill extends a provision that currently allows this type of lease, but then repeals it and makes the provisions inoperative on July 1, 2027. It outlines specific procedures for awarding leases, including competitive solicitations and requirements for subcontractors.
Key provisions
- Extends the ability for school districts to lease property for $1/year with construction requirements.
- Requires competitive solicitation processes for leasing agreements.
- Mandates the inclusion of specific subcontractor requirements in lease agreements.
- Allows preconstruction services under certain circumstances without immediate Department of General Services approval.
- Establishes procedures for evaluating proposals and awarding leases based on ‘best value’ to the district.
- Requires public notice of lease requests and evaluation criteria.
- Specifies requirements for subcontractors, including fair practices compliance.
- Provides a mechanism for compensating contractors if a lease is later determined to be invalid.
Who is affected
- School Districts
- Property Owners
- Construction Companies
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