Conveyances: DeLaveaga Park.

Existing law requires all real property within the DeLaveaga Park Property owned by the state, other than that portion leased to the City of Santa Cruz, to be used for a National Guard camp of instruction and, if that use is determined by the Adjutant General to be no longer necessary for that purpose, requires the Department of General Services to reconvey the real property to the city, to be used in perpetuity for public recreational purposes. The department is also directed to convey to the city its fee interest in that portion of the DeLaveaga Park Property leased to the city to be used as a municipally owned public golf course, if the city simultaneously conveys in fee to the state the portion of the property that is leased to the state. This bill would describe the portion of real property within the DeLaveaga Park Property owned by the state and comprised of approximately 40 acres to be referred to as "the armory site," and make various conforming changes. The bill would delete the provisions requiring the Department of General Services to reconvey the real property to the city if the Adjutant General determines the property to be no longer necessary for the purpose of a camp of instruction for the National Guard, and would instead authorize the department, in that instance, to dispose of the armory site, subject to specified conditions. The bill would also delete the provisions requiring the city to simultaneously convey in fee to the state the portion of the DeLaveaga Park Property that is leased to the state, and instead require the city to simultaneously quitclaim any interest it has in the armory site, subject to terms and conditions that the department deems is in the best interest of the state. The bill would authorize, rather than direct, the department to convey its fee interest to the City of Santa Cruz, but would require consultation with the Adjutant General.