US HB3620

Secretary of Health and Human Services must convey approximately 3.372 acres of federal property in Anchorage, Alaska to the Southcentral Foundation within 2 years of enactment for use in health and social services programs

Conveyance must be made by warranty deed with no payment required from SCF, no conditions or obligations imposed, and no reversionary interest retained by the United States

SCF is shielded from environmental liability for any soil, groundwater, or other contamination that occurred before the property transfer date

Secretary retains liability for pre-existing environmental contamination including hazardous substances, petroleum products, and toxic materials, and must comply with CERCLA disclosure requirements

Secretary retains easement rights to access the property as necessary to fulfill any retained obligations or liabilities