2007 California Public Resources Code Article 2. Parklands Acquisition And Development Program

CA Codes (prc:5096.231-5096.232)

5096.231.  All money deposited in the Parklands Fund of 1984 shall
be available for appropriation in the manner set forth in Section
5096.260 for the purposes set forth below in amounts not to exceed
the following:


(a) For grants to counties, cities, and districts
    for the acquisition, development, rehabili-
    tation, or restoration of real property for
    park, beach, recreational, or historical
    resources preservation purposes, including
    an amount not to exceed ,500,000 for state
    administrative costs directly incurred in
    connection therewith, and further including
    the amount of ,500,000 for grants to
    nonprofit organizations as provided in
    category (5), in accordance with the
    following schedule: .........................  0,000,000
    Schedule:
    (1) Seventy-eight million five hundred
        thousand dollars (,500,000) for the
        development, rehabilitation, or resto-
        ration of real property for park,
        beach, and recreational purposes; pro-
        vided, however, that each county shall
        be entitled to receive not less than
        two hundred thousand dollars (0,000).
    (2) Fifteen million dollars (,000,000)
        for the development, rehabilitation, or
        restoration of real property consisting
        of locally and regionally operated
        lakes, reservoirs and waterways.
    (3) Forty-five million dollars (,000,000)
        for expenditure by the Department of
        Parks and Recreation for the purposes of
        the Roberti-Z'berg Urban Open-spaces and
        Recreation Program Act (commencing with
        Section 5620 of the Public Resources
        Code); provided however, that notwith-
        standing Section 5627, funds made avail-
        able pursuant to this category may be
        expended only for capital outlay
        purposes.
    (4) Ten million dollars (,000,000) for
        acquisition, development, rehabilitation,
        or restoration of historical resources
        and for historical resources preservation
        projects and costs of planning and inter-
        pretation.
    (5) One million five hundred thousand dollars
        (,500,000) for the acquisition, devel-
        opment, rehabilitation, or restoration of
        real property for park and recreational
        purposes by nonprofit organizations.
(b) For acquisition, development, rehabilitation,
    or restoration of real property for the state
    park system in accordance with the following
    schedule: ...................................  5,000,000
    Schedule:
    (1) Forty-five million dollars (,000,000)
        for acquisition of real property inside
        the boundaries of existing projects or
        units or as additions to existing proj-
        ects or units; provided, however, that
        not more than ten million dollars
        (,000,000) shall be expended on any
        one project or unit of the state park
        system.
    (2) Forty million five hundred thousand
        dollars (,500,000) for development,
        rehabilitation, or restoration of coastal
        resources, other than coastal resources
        in or on San Francisco Bay, in accordance
        with the following schedule:
        Schedule:
        (A) Twenty-eight million five hundred
            thousand dollars (,500,000) within
            San Diego County through Santa
            Barbara County.
        (B) Seven million five hundred thousand
            dollars (,500,000) within San Luis
            Obispo County through the City and
            County of San Francisco.
        (C) Four million five hundred thousand
            dollars (,500,000) within Marin
            County through Del Norte County.
    (3) Fourteen million five hundred thousand
        dollars (,500,000) for development,
        rehabilitation, or restoration of re-
        sources in or on San Francisco Bay.
    (4) Fifteen million dollars (,000,000)
        for development, rehabilitation, or
        restoration of inland resources.
    (5) Fifteen million dollars (,000,000)
        for development, rehabilitation, or res-
        toration at lakes, reservoirs, and
        waterways, including state water facil-
        ities, as defined in paragraphs (1) to
        (4), inclusive, of subdivision (d) of
        Section 12934 of the Water Code.
    (6) Five million dollars (,000,000) for the
        repair of storm damage and construction
        to prevent future storm damage.
    (7) Three million dollars (,000,000) for
        planning, development, rehabilitation,
        restoration, or interpretive facilities
        in support of volunteer community action
        projects for the state park system.
    (8) Five million dollars (,000,000) for the
        increased stewardship of the public in-
        vestment in the protection of the most
        critical natural and scenic features of
        the existing state park system.
    (9) Two million dollars (,000,000) for
        development, rehabilitation, or restora-
        tion of real property for the state park
        system within the Sacramento-San Joaquin
        Delta.
(c) For the acquisition, development, or resto-
    ration of real property for wildlife manage-
    ment in accordance with the provisions of the
    Wildlife Conservation Law of 1947 (Chapter 4
    (commencing with Section 1300) of Division 2
    of the Fish and Game Code), including costs
    for planning and interpretation in accordance
    with the following schedule: ................   ,000,000
    Schedule:
    (1) Fifteen million dollars (,000,000) for
        the acquisition, development, rehabilita-
        tion, or restoration of real property for
        wildlife management.
    (2) Ten million dollars (,000,000) for the
        acquisition, rehabilitation, or restora-
        tion of habitat for any bird, mammal,
        fish, amphibia or reptile declared rare
        or endangered pursuant to the Federal
        Endangered Species Act of 1973 (Title 16,
        United States Code Sec. 1531 et seq.) and
        subsequent amendments or designated by
        state statute as fully protected.
(d) (1) This subdivision shall become operative
        only if Senate Bill 512 of the 1983-84
        Regular Session of the Legislature is
        approved by the voters, in which case,
        subdivision (c) of this section shall not
        be operative.
    (2) Ten million dollars (,000,000) to the
        Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy for
        the purposes set forth in Division 23
        (commencing with Section 33000), and for
        administrative costs directly incurred
        in connection therewith.
    (3) Five million dollars (,000,000) for
        expenditure by the Wildlife Conservation
        Board pursuant to the Wildlife Conserva-
        tion Law of 1947 (Chapter 4 (commencing
        with Section 1300) of Division 2 of the
        Fish and Game Code in accordance with the
        following schedule:
        Schedule:
        (A) Three million dollars (,000,000)
            for development, rehabilitation, or
            restoration of real property for
            coastal fishing piers.
        (B) Two million dollars (,000,000) for
            acquisition, development, rehabilita-
            tion, or restoration of real property
            for wildlife-oriented public use
            projects.
    (4) Ten million dollars (,000,000) for
        development, rehabilitation, or restora-
        tion of real property for the state park
        system in accordance with the following
        schedule:
        Schedule:
        (A) Five million dollars (,000,000) in
            augmentation of subdivision (b) for
            development and restoration of his-
            torical resources and for historical
            resources preservation projects and
            costs of planning and interpretation.
        (B) Three million dollars (,000,000) in
            augmentation of category (4) of sub-
            division (b).
        (C) Two million dollars (,000,000) in
            augmentation of category (2) of sub-
            division (b).




5096.232.  All money deposited in the State Coastal Conservancy Fund
of 1984, not to exceed fifty million dollars (,000,000), shall be
available for appropriation in the manner set forth in Section
5096.260 for the purposes set forth below in amounts not to exceed
the following:


          (a) Fifteen million dollars (,000,000) for
              the purposes set forth in Division 21
              (commencing with Section 31000), and for
              state administrative costs directly incurred
              in connection therewith.
          (b) Fifteen million dollars (,000,000) for
              grant to local public agencies or nonprofit
              organizations for projects in the San
              Francisco Bay and the Suisun Marsh of
              which not less than five million dollars
              (,000,000) shall be allocated to urban
              waterfront projects, and for state admin-
              istrative costs directly incurred in
              connection therewith.
          (c) Twenty million dollars (,000,000) for
              grants to local public agencies or nonprofit
              organizations to acquire, develop,
              or restore real property that consist of
              projects provided for in local coastal
              programs pursuant to Division 20
              (commencing with Section 30000), and for
              state administrative costs directly
              incurred in connection therewith.