By Counts H.B. No. 2461 74R6925 PAM-F A BILL TO BE ENTITLED 1-1 AN ACT 1-2 relating to the release of the state's reversionary interest in 1-3 certain real property located in Howard County. 1-4 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS: 1-5 SECTION 1. (a) The General Land Office may release, on 1-6 behalf of the state, the state's reversionary interest described by 1-7 Section 2, Chapter 85, Acts of the 64th Legislature, Regular 1-8 Session, 1975, in the real property conveyed to the City of Big 1-9 Spring and described by Section 2 of this Act if: 1-10 (1) the City of Big Spring and the Texas Department of 1-11 Mental Health and Mental Retardation execute a memorandum of 1-12 understanding ensuring that the future use of the property is 1-13 compatible with the operation of the Big Spring State Hospital; 1-14 (2) the City of Big Spring ensures that the portion of 1-15 the property set aside for public use is accessible to persons with 1-16 disabilities; and 1-17 (3) the City of Big Spring pays consideration to the 1-18 state in an amount determined by the General Land Office. 1-19 (b) The General Land Office shall determine the amount of 1-20 consideration due under this Act by determining the fair market 1-21 value of the property as if the restrictions described by Section 1-22 2, Chapter 85, Acts of the 64th Legislature, Regular Session, 1975, 1-23 do not apply less the fair market value of the property determined 1-24 as if the restrictions apply. 2-1 SECTION 2. The real property referred to in Section 1 of 2-2 this Act includes only the territory contained in the following 2-3 area: 2-4 being a 70.67 acre tract, Sec. 26, Block 33, T-1-N T & P RR Co. 2-5 Survey, Howard County, Texas, to wit: 2-6 Beginning at a 3/4" G.I.P. in the South line of Sec. 23, 2-7 Block 33, T-1-N, T. & P. RR Co. Survey, Howard County, Texas, and 2-8 in the East boundary line of a north-south paved county road, for 2-9 the NW corner of this tract; From whence a railroad spike in the 2-10 centerline of pavement, the NW corner of Sec. 26, Block 33, T-1-N 2-11 bears S. 75 40' 15" W 1435.4'; 2-12 Thence N 75 40' 15" E with the South line of said Sec. 23, 2-13 1320.0' to a 3/4" G.I.P. for the N.E. corner of this tract; 2-14 Thence S. 14 27' E. 2303.83' to a 3/4" G.I.P. in the north 2-15 right-of-way line of I.H. 20 for SE corner of this tract. 2-16 Thence S 75 59' 58" W with said north right-of-way line of 2-17 I.H. 20, 1,085.48' to a 3/4" G.I.P. for the most easterly SW corner 2-18 of this tract. 2-19 Thence N. 14 00' 02" W with said north right-of-way line of 2-20 I.H. 20, 10.0' to a 3/4" G.I.P. the beginning of a curve to the 2-21 right (having a radius of 1860' and a delta angle of 23 42'), for 2-22 an interior corner of this tract. 2-23 Thence with the north right-of-way of I.H. 20, the arc of 2-24 said curve to the right 277.57' to a 3/4' G.I.P. in the east 2-25 boundary line of a north-south paved county road, for the most 2-26 westerly SW corner of this tract; 2-27 Thence N 13 24' 07" W. 2275.80' to the place of beginning 3-1 containing 70.67 acres of land, more or less. 3-2 SECTION 3. The importance of this legislation and the 3-3 crowded condition of the calendars in both houses create an 3-4 emergency and an imperative public necessity that the 3-5 constitutional rule requiring bills to be read on three several 3-6 days in each house be suspended, and this rule is hereby suspended, 3-7 and that this Act take effect and be in force from and after its 3-8 passage, and it is so enacted.