California AB1947 addresses the sale and disposition of surplus state real property by exempting certain transactions from specific environmental.
California AB1947 modifies the Government Code to exempt the sale of surplus state real property made on an "as is" basis from certain environmental laws. It mandates that the Department of General Services sell or dispose of surplus land, reporting annually to the Legislature on each parcel's status, sale date, and price. State agencies must review their lands and report any excess to the Department of General Services by December 31 each year.
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