technical correction; state land; sale

This bill amends an existing Arizona statute to clarify the process for selling state-owned land within dry riverbeds. It allows individuals who have held title to such land for over ten years and paid all associated taxes to apply for the sale of the state's interest in the property. If the state land commissioner approves the application, they must determine the amount of state land involved and order an appraisal to set a fair price. The appraisal must exclude any value added by the applicant's improvements while accounting for the costs the state might face in establishing its title. Ultimately, this technical correction ensures the legal framework for these specific land sales is clear and consistent.