quitclaim deed, fee title of the Expansion Parcels, including the Senior
Center and Heritage Junction property to the City; assign any grant
responsibilities on the Trust Property and Expansion Properties to the
City, including executing an assumption agreement with the Regional
Parks and Open Space District and the State of California; transfer
ownership of, and responsibility for, the various animals and livestock at
the parks to the City without the County’s obligation or guarantee; lease
back a portion of the Expansion Property for the County's use as a
facility yard for up to a five-year term on a gratis basis, where the City
may terminate the lease with 180-day notice, provided they have secured
funding, permits, and have a contractor who is ready to break ground;
and transfer the Trust Collection and Associated Trust Collection Items;
Subject to the appropriate transfer agreements and upon probate court
approval, authorize the Chief Executive Officer and the Directors of
Parks and Recreation and the Natural History Museum, to execute the
appropriate quitclaim deed(s) and any other documents necessary to
complete the conveyance of the Trust Property, Trust Collection, Trust
Fund, Expansion Properties, Associated Trust Collection Items, and
livestock to the City;
The transfer of the Trust Property shall be made subject to the City's
compliance with the provisions of the bequest of William S. Hart and the
County's standard deed restrictions for the transfer of public parks,
including that the City shall operate and maintain the property as a public
park in perpetuity, the property shall be for the benefit and use of all
residents of the County and that there shall be no discrimination against,
or preference, gratuity, benefit, bonus, or other benefit granted to
residents of the City not also equally accorded to the residents of the
County, and the County may enforce these conditions by several means,
including revision of the property to the County;
The transfer of the Senior Center Property shall be made subject to the
following restrictions: the property shall be for the benefit and use of all
residents of the County and that there shall be no discrimination against,
or preference, gratuity, benefit, bonus, or other benefit granted to
residents of the City not also equally accorded to the residents of the
County; the Senior Center Property shall be maintained as a public
community and recreational center and for programs for arts and
veterans; and the County may enforce these conditions by several
means, including revision of the property to the County;
The transfer of the remaining Expansion Properties shall be subject to the
County's standard deed restrictions for the transfer of public parks,
including that the City shall operate and maintain the property as a public