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Senate Engrossed
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State of Arizona
Senate
Forty-fourth Legislature
Fourth Special Session
2000
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SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 1001
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A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
PROPOSING AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE X, SECTIONS 1 THROUGH 4, 7 AND 10, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE X, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA, BY ADDING SECTIONS 12, 13 AND 14; RELATING TO STATE LANDS.
(TEXT OF BILL BEGINS ON NEXT PAGE)
Be it resolved by the Senate of the State of Arizona, the House of Representatives concurring:
1. Purpose
A. The legislature has significantly expanded the 1998 growing smarter act to promote a more sensitive and rational development of land. This proposition presents to the voters several components of the expanded growing smarter act to reform the way state trust land is managed, to permit conservation of some unique state trust land, to modernize the management of the remaining trust land and to more directly benefit public schools and other trust beneficiaries.
B. In particular, this proposition:
1. Enables the state land department to transfer certain trust lands to school districts at no cost to the districts.
2. Authorizes the designation of Arizona conservation reserve lands to protect from development state trust lands that have important cultural, historical, paleontological, natural resource or geologic features and designates initial Arizona conservation reserve lands, notwithstanding the criteria prescribed for subsequent Arizona conservation reserve lands.
3. Permits land exchanges and conveyances for conservation purposes.
4. Establishes that land designated for conservation or donated for schools may enhance the value of adjacent state trust land.
5. Permits up to five per cent of the income generated by the state land department to be appropriated to better manage the state trust land.
6. Authorizes agricultural and grazing trust land leases for longer than ten years without advertising or public auction to promote sound stewardship and long-term agricultural and grazing productivity.
2. Article X, section 1, Constitution of Arizona, is proposed to be amended as follows if approved by the voters and on proclamation of the Governor:
1. Acceptance and holding of lands by state in trust
Section 1. A. All lands expressly transferred and
confirmed to the state by the provisions of the enabling act approved June 20,
1910, including all lands granted to the state and all lands heretofore
granted to the territory of Arizona, and all lands otherwise acquired by the
state, shall be by the state accepted and held in trust to be disposed of in
whole or in part, only in THE manner as in the said enabling act and
in this Constitution provided, and for:
1. The several objects specified in the respective granting and confirmatory provisions.
2. THE CONSERVATION OF CULTURAL, HISTORICAL, PALEONTOLOGICAL, NATURAL RESOURCE OR GEOLOGIC FEATURES OF THE TRUST LANDS DESIGNATED PURSUANT TO SECTION 14 OF THIS ARTICLE.
B. EXCEPT AS PROVIDED BY SECTION 7, SUBSECTION A, PARAGRAPH 1 OF THIS ARTICLE, the natural products and money proceeds of any of said lands shall be subject to the same trusts as the lands producing the same.
3. Article X, section 2, Constitution of Arizona, is proposed to be amended as follows if approved by the voters and on proclamation of the Governor:
2. Unauthorized disposition of land or proceeds as breach of trust
Section 2. A. Disposition of any of said lands, or of
any money or thing of value directly or indirectly derived therefrom, for any
object other than that for which such particular lands (or the lands from
which such money or thing of value shall have been derived) were granted or
confirmed OR AS PROVIDED BY SECTION 14 OF THIS ARTICLE, or in any manner
contrary to the provisions of the said enabling act, shall be deemed
a breach of trust.
B. THIS SECTION DOES NOT PREVENT THE APPROPRIATION OF A PORTION OF TRUST PROCEEDS FOR PURPOSES OF MANAGING TRUST LANDS AS PROVIDED BY SECTION 7, SUBSECTION A, PARAGRAPH 1 OF THIS ARTICLE.
4. Article X, section 3, Constitution of Arizona, is proposed to be amended as follows if approved by the voters and on proclamation of the Governor:
3. Mortgage or other encumbrance; sale or lease at public auction
Section 3. A. No mortgage or other encumbrance of the said lands, or any part thereof, shall be valid in favor of any person or for any purpose or under any circumstances whatsoever.
B. Said lands shall not be sold or leased, in whole or in part,
except to the highest and best bidder at a public auction to be held at the
county seat of the county wherein the lands to be affected, or the major
portion thereof, shall lie. , Notice of which public
EACH auction shall first have been duly BE given by
advertisement, which shall set forth the nature, time and place of the
transaction to be had AUCTION, with a full description of the lands
to be offered. , and THE NOTICE SHALL be published once each
week for not less than ten successive BEGINNING AT LEAST FIVE weeks
in a newspaper of general circulation published regularly at the state
capital, and in that newspaper of like circulation which shall then be
regularly published nearest to the location of the lands so offered; nor shall
any BEFORE THE DATE OF THE AUCTION IN A MANNER PRESCRIBED BY LAW.
NO sale or contract for the sale of any timber or other natural product
of such lands MAY be made, save EXCEPT at the place, in the
manner, and after the notice by publication provided for sales and leases
of the lands themselves.
C. Nothing herein, IN THIS SECTION or elsewhere in
THIS article X contained, shall prevent ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:
1. The leasing of any of the lands referred to in this article in such
manner as the legislature may prescribe, for grazing, agricultural, commercial
and homesite purposes, for a term of ten years or less, without advertisement
OR AUCTION OR FOR LONGER TERMS IN AGRICULTURAL OR GRAZING LEASES FOR LONG-
TERM PRODUCTIVITY OF TRUST LANDS, AS AUTHORIZED BY SECTION 10 OF THIS
ARTICLE. ;
2. The leasing of any of said lands, in such manner as the legislature
may prescribe, whether or not also leased for grazing and agricultural
purposes, for mineral purposes, other than for the exploration, development,
and production of oil, gas and other hydrocarbon substances, for a term of
twenty years or less, without advertisement, or AUCTION. ,
3. The leasing of any of said lands, whether or not also leased for
other purposes, for the exploration, development, and production of oil,
gas and other hydrocarbon substances on, in or under said lands for an initial
term of twenty (20) years or less and as long thereafter as ANY oil,
gas or other hydrocarbon substance may be procured therefrom in paying
quantities, the leases to be made in any manner, with or without
advertisement, bidding, AUCTION or appraisement, and under such
terms and provisions, as the legislature may prescribe, the terms and
provisions to include a reservation of a royalty to the state of not less than
twelve and one-half per cent of production.
4. THE SALE OR OTHER DISPOSITION OF LANDS DESIGNATED AS ARIZONA CONSERVATION RESERVE LANDS WITHOUT ADVERTISEMENT OR AUCTION AS PROVIDED BY LAW.
5. THE SALE OF NATURAL PRODUCTS OF THE LAND IN SMALL QUANTITIES FOR NONCOMMERCIAL PURPOSES WITHOUT ADVERTISEMENT OR AUCTION AS PROVIDED BY LAW.
5. Article X, section 4, Constitution of Arizona, is proposed to be amended as follows if approved by the voters and on proclamation of the Governor:
4. Sale or other disposal; appraisal; minimum price; credit; passing of title
Section 4. A. All lands, lease-holds
LEASEHOLDS, timber, and other products of land, before being offered,
shall be appraised at their true value. , and
B. No sale or other disposal thereof shall be made for a
consideration less than the value so ascertained, nor in any case less than
the minimum price hereinafter fixed, nor upon credit unless accompanied by
ample security, and, EXCEPT THAT:
1. LANDS THAT ARE DESIGNATED AS ARIZONA CONSERVATION RESERVE LANDS PURSUANT TO SECTION 14 OF THIS ARTICLE MAY BE SOLD FOR NOT LESS THAN THE APPRAISED TRUE VALUE OF THE LAND, MINUS THE VALUE OF THE DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS, IN A MANNER PRESCRIBED BY LAW.
2. LANDS MAY BE DONATED TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS FOR SCHOOL SITES AS PROVIDED BY SECTION 13 OF THIS ARTICLE.
3. THE LEGISLATURE MAY PRESCRIBE PROCEDURES FOR DONATION OF TRUST LAND FOR CONSERVATION PURPOSES IN CONJUNCTION WITH TRUST LANDS PLANNED FOR DEVELOPMENT IF IT IS DETERMINED THAT THE DONATION WOULD RESULT IN HIGHER NET VALUE TO THE TRUST LANDS TO BE DEVELOPED.
C. EXCEPT FOR LANDS DONATED FOR SCHOOL SITES OR FOR CONSERVATION UNDER SUBSECTION B, PARAGRAPH 2 OR 3, the legal title shall not be deemed to have passed until the consideration shall have been paid.
6. Article X, section 7, Constitution of Arizona, is proposed to be amended as follows if approved by the voters and on proclamation of the Governor:
7. Permanent funds; segregation, investment and distribution of monies
Section 7. A. A separate permanent fund shall be
established for each of the several objects for which the said grants are made
and confirmed by the enabling act to the state. , and whenever Any
monies shall be THAT ARE in any manner derived from any of said
lands, the same shall be DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS:
1. NOT MORE THAN FIVE PER CENT OF THE MONIES DERIVED FROM SALES OR LEASES OF THE LANDS MAY BE APPROPRIATED FOR PURPOSES OF MANAGING LANDS HELD IN TRUST PURSUANT TO THIS ARTICLE, EXCLUDING PERSONNEL EXPENSES, BUT INCLUDING TRUST LAND USE PLANNING.
2. ALL REMAINING MONIES SHALL be deposited by the state treasurer in the permanent fund corresponding to the grant under which the particular land producing such monies was, by the enabling act, conveyed or confirmed.
B. No monies shall ever be taken from one permanent fund for deposit in any other, or for any object other than that for which the land producing the same was granted or confirmed.
C. All such monies shall be invested in safe interest-bearing securities and prudent equity securities consistent with the requirements of this section.
D. The legislature shall establish a board of investment to serve as trustees of the permanent funds. The board shall provide for the management of the assets of the funds consistent with the following conditions:
1. Not more than sixty per cent of a fund at cost may be invested in equities at any time.
2. Equities that are eligible for purchase are restricted to stocks listed on any national stock exchange or eligible for trading through the United States national association of securities dealers automated quotation system, or successor institutions, except as may be prohibited by general criteria or by a restriction on investment in a specific security adopted pursuant to this subsection.
3. Not more than five per cent of all of the funds combined at cost may be invested in equity securities issued by the same institution, agency or corporation, other than securities issued as direct obligations of and fully guaranteed by the United States government.
E. In making investments under this section the state treasurer and trustees shall exercise the judgment and care under the prevailing circumstances that an institutional investor of ordinary prudence, discretion and intelligence exercises in managing large investments entrusted to it, not in regard to speculation, but in regard to the permanent disposition of monies, considering the probable safety of capital as well as the probable total rate of return over extended periods of time.
F. The earnings, interest, dividends and realized capital gains and
losses from investment of a permanent fund, shall be credited to that
fund.
G. The board of investment shall determine the amount of the annual distributions required by this section and allocate distributions pursuant to law. Beginning July 1, 2000 and except as otherwise provided in this section, the amount of the annual distribution from a permanent fund established pursuant to this section is the amount determined by multiplying the following factors:
1. The average of the annual total rate of return for the immediately preceding five complete fiscal years less the average of the annual percentage change in the GDP price deflator, or a successor index, for the immediately preceding five complete fiscal years. For purposes of this paragraph:
(a) "Annual total rate of return" means the quotient obtained by dividing the amount credited to a fund pursuant to subsection F for a complete fiscal year, plus unrealized capital gains and losses, by the average monthly market value of the fund for that year.
(b) "GDP price deflator" means the gross domestic price deflator reported by the United States department of commerce, bureau of economic analysis, or its successor agency.
2. The average of the monthly market values of the fund for the immediately preceding five complete fiscal years.
H. Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, the annual distribution from the permanent funds for fiscal years 1999-2000 through 2002- 2003 shall be as follows:
1. For fiscal year 1999-2000, the greater of five per cent of the average of the monthly market values of the funds for fiscal years 1994-1995 through 1998-1999 or the average of actual annual distributions for fiscal years 1994-1995 through 1998-1999.
2. For fiscal years 2000-2001 through 2002-2003, the greater of the average of the actual annual distributions for the immediately preceding five complete fiscal years or the amount of the distribution required by subsection G.
7. Article X, section 10, Constitution of Arizona, is proposed to be amended as follows if approved by the voters and on proclamation of the Governor:
10. Laws for sale or lease of state lands; protection of residents and lessees; stewardship incentives
Section 10. The legislature shall provide by proper laws for:
1. The sale of all state lands or the lease of such
lands. , and shall further provide by said laws for
2. The protection of the actual bona fide residents and lessees of said lands, whereby such residents and lessees of said lands shall be protected in their rights to their improvements (including water rights) in such manner that:
(a) In case of lease to other parties the former lessee shall be paid
by the succeeding lessee the value of such improvements and rights.
and
(b) Actual bona fide residents and lessees shall have preference to a renewal of their leases at a reassessed rental to be fixed as provided by law.
3. AGRICULTURAL AND GRAZING LEASES FOR LONGER THAN TEN YEARS WITHOUT ADVERTISEMENT OR AUCTION TO PROMOTE SOUND STEWARDSHIP AND LONG-TERM AGRICULTURAL AND GRAZING PRODUCTIVITY OF TRUST LANDS.
8. Article X, Constitution of Arizona, is proposed to be amended as follows, by adding sections 12, 13 and 14, if approved by the voters and on proclamation of the Governor:
12. Land exchanges for conservation purposes
SECTION 12. A. AFTER PUBLIC NOTICE, THE STATE MAY EXCHANGE LANDS GRANTED OR CONFIRMED BY THE ENABLING ACT FOR OTHER PUBLIC LANDS AS THE LEGISLATURE MAY PROVIDE BY LAW IF THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS ARE MET:
1. THE EXCHANGE IS IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE STATE LAND TRUST.
2. THE PURPOSE OF THE EXCHANGE IS TO CONSERVE OPEN SPACE ON TRUST LANDS OFFERED BY THE STATE IN THE EXCHANGE.
3. AT LEAST TWO INDEPENDENT APPRAISALS SHOW THAT THE TRUE VALUE OF ANY LANDS RECEIVED IN THE EXCHANGE EQUALS OR EXCEEDS THE TRUE VALUE OF THE LANDS THE STATE EXCHANGES.
4. AN ANALYSIS OF THE PROPOSED EXCHANGE SHOWS:
(a) THAT THE PROJECTED INCOME TO THE TRUST AFTER THE EXCHANGE EQUALS OR EXCEEDS THE INCOME TO THE TRUST BEFORE THE EXCHANGE.
(b) THE FISCAL IMPACT OF THE EXCHANGE ON EACH COUNTY, CITY, TOWN AND SCHOOL DISTRICT IN WHICH ALL THE LANDS INVOLVED IN THE EXCHANGE ARE LOCATED.
B. LAND MAY NOT BE EXCHANGED UNLESS:
1. PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE EXCHANGE IS PROVIDED THAT INCLUDES A LEGAL AND GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LOCATION OF THE LANDS TO BE EXCHANGED, THE APPRAISED VALUE OF ALL PARCELS OF THE LANDS AND THE TIME AND PLACE OF THE PUBLIC HEARINGS DESCRIBED IN PARAGRAPH 2 OF THIS SUBSECTION. THE NOTICE SHALL BE GIVEN BEGINNING AT LEAST FIVE WEEKS BEFORE THE EXCHANGE IN A MANNER PRESCRIBED BY LAW.
2. PUBLIC HEARINGS ARE HELD AT THE STATE CAPITOL AND IN A LOCATION OF GENERAL ACCESSIBILITY IN THE VICINITY OF THE STATE LANDS BEING EXCHANGED.
C. LAND EXCHANGES ARE NOT CONSIDERED TO BE SALES FOR PURPOSES OF THIS ARTICLE.
13. Donation of trust land for school sites
SECTION 13. A. THE LEGISLATURE MAY PROVIDE BY LAW FOR THE NOMINATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL LANDS THAT ARE SPECIFIED IN THE ENABLING ACT FOR DONATION TO A SCHOOL DISTRICT, WITHOUT COMPENSATION OR PUBLIC AUCTION, FOR USE PRIMARILY AS A SITE FOR KINDERGARTEN, COMMON OR HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUCTION.
B. THE LEGISLATURE SHALL PROVIDE FOR AN ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW AND EVALUATION OF THE NOMINATION IN A MANNER PRESCRIBED BY LAW. THE REVIEWING AGENCY SHALL:
1. CONSIDER ALL ASPECTS OF THE PROPOSED DONATION, INCLUDING THE ECONOMIC IMPACT TO THE PERMANENT STATE SCHOOL FUND AND TO THE STATE GENERAL FUND.
2. HOLD AT LEAST ONE PUBLIC HEARING AND SHALL RECEIVE AND CONSIDER ALL WRITTEN AND ORAL COMMENTS.
C. THE REVIEW AND EVALUATION OF THE NOMINATION ARE AN EXERCISE OF DISCRETIONARY JUDGMENT. THERE IS NO PRESUMPTION OR EXPECTATION THAT ANY LAND NOMINATED MUST BE DONATED TO A SCHOOL DISTRICT. THERE IS NO RIGHT OF ACTION TO COMPEL THE DONATION OF ANY LAND TO A SCHOOL DISTRICT.
D. LANDS THAT ARE DONATED TO A SCHOOL DISTRICT UNDER THIS SECTION SHALL BE USED PRIMARILY FOR KINDERGARTEN, COMMON OR HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUCTION. THE TITLE TO THE LAND SHALL INCLUDE A COVENANT THAT THE LANDS ARE SUBJECT TO THAT REQUIREMENT AND REVERT TO THE STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL LAND TRUST IF THE DISTRICT CONVEYS TITLE TO THE LAND OR DISCONTINUES ITS USE FOR THAT PURPOSE.
14. Designation of Arizona conservation reserve lands
SECTION 14. A. THE LEGISLATURE SHALL PROVIDE A PROCESS TO SELECT LANDS HELD IN TRUST BY THIS STATE PURSUANT TO SECTION 1 OF THIS ARTICLE, THAT HAVE SIGNIFICANT CULTURAL, HISTORICAL, PALEONTOLOGICAL, NATURAL RESOURCE OR GEOLOGIC FEATURES, FOR DESIGNATION AS ARIZONA CONSERVATION RESERVE LANDS.
B. THE AGGREGATE AREA OF THE LANDS THAT ARE DESIGNATED AS ARIZONA CONSERVATION RESERVE LANDS MAY NOT EXCEED THREE PER CENT OF THE AREA OF LANDS HELD IN EACH TRUST FOR EACH BENEFICIARY PURSUANT TO SECTION 1 OF THIS ARTICLE ON THE DATE THE ENABLING ACT IS AMENDED TO AUTHORIZE TRUST LANDS TO BE DESIGNATED AS ARIZONA CONSERVATION RESERVE LANDS. THIS LIMITATION DOES NOT APPLY WITH RESPECT TO ARIZONA CONSERVATION RESERVE LANDS THAT ARE EXCHANGED FOR THEIR FAIR MARKET VALUE.
C. LANDS MAY BE NOMINATED FOR DESIGNATION AS ARIZONA CONSERVATION RESERVE LANDS EXCLUSIVELY AS PROVIDED BY THIS SECTION. THE GOVERNING BODY OF A CITY, TOWN OR COUNTY MAY NOMINATE LANDS WITHIN ITS JURISDICTION. THE LEGISLATURE SHALL PROVIDE FOR ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW AND EVALUATION OF THE NOMINATION IN A MANNER PRESCRIBED BY LAW.
D. A LIST OF LANDS THAT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE REVIEW AND EVALUATION PROCESS AS PRESCRIBED BY LAW SHALL BE TRANSMITTED TO THE LEGISLATURE, WHICH SHALL CONSIDER ALL OF SUCH LANDS IN THE FORM OF:
1. A BILL THAT MUST RECEIVE THE APPROVAL OF TWO-THIRDS OF THE MEMBERS OF EACH HOUSE OF THE LEGISLATURE AND BE PRESENTED TO THE GOVERNOR. THE LEGISLATURE MAY VOTE TO APPROVE OR DISAPPROVE THE BILL AS A WHOLE BUT MAY NOT AMEND THE BILL, OTHER THAN TO CORRECT MINOR TECHNICAL AND CLERICAL ERRORS. IF THE GOVERNOR APPROVES THE BILL, THE GOVERNOR SHALL SIGN IT, AND THE LANDS ARE DESIGNATED AS ARIZONA CONSERVATION RESERVE LANDS. IF THE GOVERNOR VETOES THE BILL, IT MAY BE SUBSEQUENTLY APPROVED BY THE AFFIRMATIVE VOTE OF AT LEAST THREE- FOURTHS OF THE MEMBERS OF EACH HOUSE OF THE LEGISLATURE, AND THE LANDS SHALL BE DESIGNATED AS ARIZONA CONSERVATION RESERVE LANDS.
2. A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION. THE LEGISLATURE MAY VOTE TO APPROVE OR DISAPPROVE THE RESOLUTION AS A WHOLE BUT MAY NOT AMEND THE RESOLUTION, OTHER THAN TO CORRECT MINOR TECHNICAL AND CLERICAL ERRORS. IF THE LEGISLATURE PASSES THE RESOLUTION WITH THE APPROVAL OF AT LEAST A MAJORITY OF THE MEMBERS OF EACH HOUSE OF THE LEGISLATURE, THE RESOLUTION SHALL BE TRANSMITTED TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE WHO SHALL PLACE THE PROPOSITION ON THE NEXT REGULAR GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT. TO BE APPROVED, THE PROPOSITION MUST RECEIVE AN AFFIRMATIVE VOTE OF A MAJORITY OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS VOTING ON THE MEASURE. ON APPROVAL BY THE VOTERS, THE LANDS ARE DESIGNATED AS ARIZONA CONSERVATION RESERVE LANDS.
E. THE LEGISLATURE SHALL PROVIDE BY LAW FOR A PROCESS TO REFER TO THE NEXT REGULAR GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT THE NOMINATED LANDS THAT THE LEGISLATURE FAILS TO CONSIDER PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION D, PARAGRAPH 1 OR 2.
F. LANDS THAT ARE DESIGNATED AS ARIZONA CONSERVATION RESERVE LANDS MAY BE SOLD, WITHOUT PUBLIC AUCTION, TO A STATE ENTITY OR A CITY, TOWN, COUNTY OR TRIBAL GOVERNMENT, FOR THE FAIR MARKET VALUE MINUS THE VALUE OF THE DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS IN A MANNER PRESCRIBED BY LAW. THE TERMS OF A SALE OF STATE TRUST LANDS DESIGNATED AS ARIZONA CONSERVATION RESERVE LANDS SHALL INCLUDE THE CONDITION THAT THE CONVEYANCE OF TITLE IS SUBJECT TO A COVENANT THAT RUNS WITH THE LAND AND THAT THE LAND SHALL BE USED ONLY FOR PURPOSES THAT ARE CONSISTENT WITH CONSERVATION PURSUANT TO SECTION 1, PARAGRAPH 2 OF THIS ARTICLE.
G. THE PROCESS OF DESIGNATING LANDS AS ARIZONA CONSERVATION RESERVE LANDS IS AN EXERCISE OF DISCRETIONARY JUDGMENT AND LEGISLATIVE PREROGATIVE. THERE IS NO PRESUMPTION OR EXPECTATION THAT ANY LAND NOMINATED MUST BE DESIGNATED AS ARIZONA CONSERVATION RESERVE LAND. THERE IS NO RIGHT OF ACTION TO COMPEL THE DESIGNATION OF ANY LAND AS ARIZONA CONSERVATION RESERVE LAND.
9. Initial Arizona conservation reserve lands; procedure
A. The following state trust lands are designated as Arizona conservation reserve lands:
1. Apache county:
Petrified forest
Eagar trailhead
2. Cochise county:
Mustang Mountains
3. Coconino county:
Dry lake
Naval Observatory ridge
Rio de Flag
Rogers lake
Turkey hills
Walnut canyon
Wild Cat hill
Woody mountain
4. Maricopa county:
Cave Creek recreational area
Granite mountain area
Go John canyon
Jewel of upper Cave creek
McDowell mountains
North Phoenix - Union Hills area
North Phoenix - Pyramid Peak area
White Tank mountains - south parcels
Daisy mountain
5. Mohave county:
Body beach natural park areas
Cerbat foothills
6. Navajo county:
Homolovi state park
7. Pima county:
Las Cienegas area
Tortolita - Big Wash area
Tortolita mountains
Interstate route 19 and Valencia road archaeological site
Canada del Oro E. area
Tumamoc hill
Pistol hill
8. Pinal county:
Superstition mountains (east parcels of Gold canyon)
Tortolita mountains
Picacho mountains
Picacho peak
9. Santa Cruz county:
Mustang mountains
10. Yavapai county:
Badger mountain
Burro creek
Camp Date creek
Glassford hill
Watson lake
Sheepshead canyon
B. The boundaries of these lands are shown on maps filed in the office of the Secretary of State on or before February 15, 2000, subject to minor changes to correct technical or clerical errors or subsequent surveys.
C. The Secretary of State shall:
1. Include the list of lands on the ballot with the proposition for authorizing the designation of trust lands as Arizona conservation reserve lands pursuant to article X, section 14, Constitution of Arizona.
2. Include the list with a description of the lands in the official publicity pamphlet for the general election as provided by law.
10. Submission to voters
The Secretary of State shall submit this proposition to the voters at the next general election as provided by article XXI, Constitution of Arizona.