I believe that portion of the phrase does mean precisely that. If the property is "leased by a governmental entity" then it doesn't matter if it's owned by a corporation, a natural person, or a different governmental entity. If the lessee is a governmental entity, 30.06 would not apply unless 46.03/46.035 apply.TacShot wrote:I have always had a problem with the phrase "or leased by a government entity...," as this could easily mean, for example, a commerical building leased by the city for the purpose of serving a neighborhood with a tax office, or neighborhood center.
Additionally, if the property is owned by a governmental entity, then it doesn't matter who/what controls the property at the moment. It could be rented by the day for a wedding or gun show, leased to a non-profit organization for 99 years, or managed/operated by a for-profit company on behalf of the government. If the owner is a governmental entity, then 30.06 does not apply unless 46.03/46.035 apply.