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HomeHealth and Safety CodeDiv. 101Pt. 1Ch. 3Art. 6§ 100510 Berkeley Property Transfer

§ 100510 Berkeley Property Transfer

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§ 100510 Berkeley Property Transfer

This law tells how the state will give the land at 2151 Berkeley Way to the University of California, what the university has to do with the land, and how the state and city will work together on it.

Key Takeaways

  • •The state will offer the property to the university between 18 and 36 months before the current owner moves out.
  • •The university must talk with the City of Berkeley about how it will use the land and try to reuse it as soon as possible.
  • •If the university and the state don’t agree within 24 months of the offer, the land can be treated as surplus and sold to someone else.
  • •The university must get any soil or groundwater contamination reports within 60 days of their creation.
  • •Within one year of getting the land, the university must sell, lease, or exchange a defined portion of it and keep the money.
  • •The university must report its plans for the remaining land to the legislature each year until the plan is carried out.

Example

The state offers the land to the university, the university talks with the City of Berkeley about what to do with it, then within a year the university sells part of the land and reports its plans each year.

The university must first negotiate with the state, then consult the city, sell a portion of the property within 12 months, and keep the legislature updated every year until it finishes its plan.

AI-generated — May contain errors. Not legal advice. Always verify source.

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§ 100510 Berkeley Property Transfer

(a)  It is the intent of the Legislature that the property at 2151 Berkeley Way in the City of Berkeley be conveyed to the University of California pursuant to a process mutually agreed to by the State Department of Health Services, the Department of General Services, and the University of California. (b)  It is the intent of the Legislature that the University of California consult with the City of Berkeley regarding the planned use of the property at 2151 Berkeley Way, should it be transferred to the University of California. It is also the intent of the Legislature that the property located at 2151 Berkeley Way be reused by the University of California as soon as is reasonably possible after the transfer of title. (c)  Not earlier than 36 months nor later than 18 months prior to the vacating of the property located at 2151 Berkeley Way, the Department of General Services, on behalf of the State Department of Health Services, shall offer to convey title to that property to the University of California on terms and conditions as the State Department of Health Services shall deem reasonable and appropriate. For the duration of 24 months following the date of this offer, the Department of General Services shall negotiate with the University of California, and shall not offer the property to any public or private entity other than the University of California. If, at the end of the 24-month period following the offer, the Department of General Services and the University of California have not reached final agreement for the conveyance of property, or have not agreed upon an extension of the period, the property may be disposed of as surplus property. Nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit the parties from reaching an agreement for the conveyance of the property at an earlier date. (d)  The State Department of Health Services shall provide to the University of California copies of all reports produced pertaining to any contamination found that is associated with the soil or groundwater. The State Department of Health Services shall provide those reports within 60 days after they are produced, or, in the case of reports produced prior to January 1, 1997, by July 1, 1997. (e)  Not later than 12 months after the transfer of title of the property at 2151 Berkeley Way to the University of California, the University of California shall offer for sale, lease, or exchange, for uses that are not exempted from taxes, that portion of the property bounded on the west by Shattuck Avenue, on the south by Berkeley Way, on the north by Hearst Avenue, and on the east by a marking of up to 75 feet from the westernmost boundary of the property on Shattuck Avenue. The proceeds of the sale, lease, or exchange shall be credited to the University of California. (f)  Within one year after the transfer of title of the property at 2151 Berkeley Way to the University of California, and annually thereafter, the University of California shall report to the Legislature regarding the status of its plans for the use of that portion of the property that remains in the possession of the University of California. The reporting requirements of this subdivision shall terminate upon implementation by the University of California of its plan for the property. (g)  This section shall not apply to the University of California unless the Regents of the University of California, by resolution, make this section applicable. (Repealed and added by Stats. 1996, Ch. 649, Sec. 4. Effective January 1, 1997.)

Last verified: January 11, 2026

Key Terms

2151 Berkeley WayUniversity of CaliforniaState Department of Health ServicesDepartment of General Services

Related Statutes

  • § 100505 Berkeley Property Reuse
  • § 100500 Richmond Health Facility Financing
  • § 100560 Contract Review Approval
  • § 101315 Federal Emergency Health Funding
  • § 101315.2 Local Health Emergency Funding Allocation

References

  • Official text at leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
  • California Legislature. Health and Safety Code. Section 100510.
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