Establishes procedures for sale of certain State-owned properties used by agencies or organizations providing housing to adults with developmental disabilities.

This bill allows nonprofit agencies providing housing for adults with developmental disabilities to pay only 50% of liens when selling State-owned properties they've used for at least 10 years. It requires the state to transfer all sale proceeds directly to these agencies, rather than keeping them. Agencies must use the funds exclusively to buy new housing properties, renovate existing ones, or improve services for residents. This removes current financial barriers where agencies had to return all sale money to the state and pay full liens, hindering housing expansion.