Summary

Requires the Secretary of the Interior, through the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), to offer and convey the United States’ reversionary interests in about 8.43 acres of BLM-administered land in Sacramento to the recorded parcel owners on request, at not less than appraised fair market value. The buyer must also pay related transaction costs, and the sale proceeds must be deposited into the Federal Land Disposal Account. Preserves existing property and railroad rights by keeping a minimum railroad right-of-way width and by refusing to validate adverse-possession or abandonment claims unless previously conveyed by the railroad company; the BLM must complete any requested conveyance within two years, subject to valid existing rights and required appraisals and surveys.

• Directs BLM to offer and convey U.S. reversionary interests in ~8.43 acres of Sacramento land to recorded parcel owners on request.
• Conveyance must be sold for at least appraised fair market value; buyers pay appraisal, survey, and administrative costs.
• Sale proceeds go to the Federal Land Disposal Account and are used under the Federal Land Transaction Facilitation Act.
• BLM must complete requested conveyances within two years, subject to valid existing rights.
• Preserves a minimum railroad right-of-way of 50 feet on each side of the main track centerline as historically maintained by Southern Pacific.
• Does not validate adverse possession, prescription, or abandonment claims unless previously confirmed by a Southern Pacific conveyance.
• Does not appropriate federal funds or create a new federal program; it implements a specific land disposal process.
• Applies only to the specific parcels shown on the referenced map; does not change other federal land policy.