Arizona SB1459 requires the return of historical items to the city of Yuma from the Arizona Historical Society.
Arizona SB1459 mandates the Arizona Historical Society to return certain documents, items, and personal property to the city of Yuma if they meet specific criteria. These items must have benefited Yuma County, been made in Yuma County, or hold historical significance to Yuma. The bill also requires the conveyance of the Sanguinetti House Museum and Gardens and the Molina Block to the city of Yuma, with a signed deed to be delivered within fifteen days of September 14, 2024. The city must use these properties for public purposes and cannot sell, exchange, or barter them.
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