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GENERAL MANAGER <br />Tex Ward <br />WWROT MQ914flOG!1 A MmQ MOTENIff <br />To: Board of Directors <br />From: Tom Sorensen <br />Date: July 30, 2001 <br />Subject: Sale of Surplus Public Property <br />BOARD OF DIRECTORS <br />Joe Gibson, Chair <br />Mark H. Jacobsen, Vice Chair <br />Michael D. Berger, Director <br />George M. Lange, Director <br />Susan L. Holt, Director <br />In preparation for relocating the District administrative offices to 401 Hillcrest, and <br />in order to fund the tenant improvements at that site, staff reviewed a real estate <br />appraisal for the District -owned parcel at 155 East Wilbur, the District's current <br />office. In addition, staff has received an appraisal for the 3.12 -acre District -owned <br />parcel within the Conejo Ridge Business Park in Rancho Conejo. The Rancho <br />Conejo property has no present or contemplated public use and the Wilbur <br />property will have no use to the District once the District moves its offices to 401 <br />Hillcrest. Therefore, staff suggests the Board consider designating each of these <br />parcels as "Surplus Lands." <br />The process for sale of surplus public property is defined in the California <br />Government Code and includes an initial finding, declared by a Resolution of <br />Intention, that the properties to be disposed of "are no longer useful for the purpose <br />for which they were acquired" (Government Code Section 50551). Within that <br />resolution shall be included a notice of a time and place when and where any <br />persons objecting to the sale can show cause why the sale shall not be made; <br />failure to object in writing can constitute a waiver of all objections to the sale. <br />That resolution should be published once a week for two successive weeks in a <br />local newspaper. <br />In the interim between the Resolution of Intention and the time and place fixed for <br />hearing objections to the sale of such surplus property, the District must send a <br />written offer to sell or lease the surplus property to specified governmental <br />agencies, inclusive of the City of Thousand Oaks, Conejo Valley Unified School <br />District, and the State Resources Agency. These agencies must be offered the first <br />option to purchase any surplus properties before the surplus lands may be offered <br />- Serving the Conejo Valley Since 1963 - <br />155 EAST WILBUR ROAD - THOUSAND OAKS, CALIFORNIA 91360 - (805) 495-6471 - FAX: (805) 497-3199 - E-MAIL: parks0upd.org <br />