California Public Resources Code

§ 33205.5

PRC § 33205.5Div. 23 · Ch. 3

Statute text

(a)Notwithstanding any other provision of law, concurrent with the transfers described in subdivision (b), the Department of Parks and Recreation shall transfer Stunt Ranch, which was acquired pursuant to Section 3 of Chapter 1305 of the Statutes of 1980, to the conservancy, and Stunt Ranch shall be deemed to have been acquired by the conservancy pursuant to Section 33204. Subject to the approval of the Director of Parks and Recreation, the conservancy, not sooner than January 1, 1986, may transfer in fee only to the National Park Service to be used for the benefit of the state park system, without payment of compensation, in accordance with Section 33205 of the Public Resources Code, that portion of Stunt Ranch not transferred to the regents pursuant to subdivision (c), subject to rights reserved to the regents by subdivision (c). If operating funds for Stunt Ranch become available to the Department of Parks and Recreation prior to a transfer to the National Park Service, the conservancy shall, upon the request of the Director of Parks and Recreation, retransfer the property, without payment of compensation, to the Department of Parks and Recreation and the property shall be operated as a unit of the state park system, subject to rights reserved to the regents by subdivision (c).

(b)If the conservancy acquires property of the regents commonly known as “362 acres more or less in Upper Temescal Canyon” (hereafter called Upper Temescal Canyon) and “40 acres more or less in Arroyo Sequit” (hereafter called Arroyo Sequit property), the executive director, on behalf of the conservancy, shall do the following:

(1)Transfer Upper Temescal Canyon to the Department of Parks and Recreation as an addition to Topanga State Park.

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Legislative history

Added by Stats. 1983, Ch. 1280, Sec. 2.