Veterans: county and city buildings.
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Fiscal committee
No
Appropriation
No
Current location
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Overview
This bill makes a technical update to a law that allows California counties and cities to lease or purchase property and then lease it back to veterans organizations or nonprofits. The law currently allows these leases to last up to 20 years. This amendment clarifies the language regarding the leasing process and ensures it remains consistent with current practices.
Key provisions
- Allows political subdivisions (counties and cities) to lease property.
- Allows political subdivisions to acquire and then lease property to veterans organizations.
- The lease term can be up to 20 years.
- Rental fees can be nominal.
- The recipient of the leased property must be a veterans association, veterans service organization, or nonprofit veteran service agency.
Who is affected
- California counties
- California cities
- Veterans associations
- Veterans service organizations
- Nonprofit veteran service agencies
Notable changes
- Clarifies the language regarding leasing options for political subdivisions.
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