4. The Director of the Elizabeth Levinson Center may review the proposed easement for purposes of safety as it relates to the users of the Elizabeth Levinson Center and consult with the Commissioner of Administrative and Financial Services and Leo J. Davis with regard to any necessary changes to ensure the safety of the Elizabeth Levinson Center's users.

5. The easement subject to the provisions of this resolve may not be granted until a survey of the property across which the proposed easement is to be granted has been completed and filed with the Department of Administrative and Financial Services. The surveyor selected to undertake the survey must be mutually agreed upon by the Commissioner of Administrative and Financial Services and Leo J. Davis and, upon completion of the survey, the surveyor shall file a copy of the survey with the Commissioner of Administrative and Financial Services. The cost of the survey must be borne by Leo J. Davis.

6. The Commissioner of Administrative and Financial Services shall have an opinion of value prepared by an independent appraiser to determine the current market value of the easement. The Commissioner of Administrative and Financial Services shall transfer the easement upon such terms and conditions as are in the best interests of the State. Any proceeds from the transfer of the easement to Leo J. Davis must be deposited in an account to be determined by the Department of Health and Human Services, Deputy Commissioner of Finance for the benefit of the Elizabeth Levinson Center; and be it further

Sec. 2. Repeal. Resolved: That this resolve is repealed 3 years after it takes effect.