Tulare Youth Recreation and Women’s History Enhancement Act

This bill authorizes the conveyance of and removes the United States' reversionary interest in two parcels of land in Tulare, California, to allow the City of Tulare to obtain clear title. The parcels are currently leased by the city and used for a youth recreation facility and a historic women's club. The bill relinquishes the federal government's reversionary interest retained under an 1866 railroad land grant, enabling the Union Pacific Railroad to sell the parcels to the city.

Sec. 3, Authorization of conveyance and removal of reversionary interest: This section defines key terms, including the City of Tulare, a map dated April 30, 2015, the parcels identified on that map, the Secretary of the Interior, and the Union Pacific Railroad. It extinguishes the United States' reversionary interest in the parcels to promote youth recreation and women's history. The Secretary must execute a document suitable for recording in Tulare County, referencing this Act and prior instruments. The city pays all documentation costs. The relinquishment takes effect when the railroad conveys the parcels to the city. The map will be kept at the Bureau of Land Management for public inspection. The bill preserves existing public or adjacent landowner access rights over, under, or across the parcels. The parcels are subject to the same surface entry conditions as those affected by Public Law 105-195.