Property: conveyances; requirements for the conveyance of certain property in Roscommon County and Crawford County; modify. Amends secs. 3 & 4 of 2006 PA 584.
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Overview
This bill modifies existing laws regarding the conveyance of state-owned property in Roscommon and Crawford counties, specifically targeting land currently used for recreational purposes. It restricts the use of the property to ex-service personnel, their families, and their descendants, ensuring it remains dedicated to their benefit. The bill also establishes a governing association to enforce these restrictions and maintain compliance.
Key provisions
- The property must be used exclusively for residential cottages and recreational purposes for ex-service personnel and their families.
- The state retains the right to repossess the property if the use restrictions are violated.
- The Attorney General can initiate legal action to regain possession if the grantee disputes the state's reentry.
- Eligibility for ownership is limited to ex-service personnel, their spouses, and direct lineal descendants.
- The Camp Curnalia Cottage Owners Association is responsible for enforcing these eligibility requirements.
- The association cannot alter its bylaws to contradict the eligibility requirements.
- Any future conveyance of the property must remain subject to the original restrictions.
Who is affected
- Ex-service personnel
- Spouses of ex-service personnel
- Direct lineal descendants of ex-service personnel
- Camp Curnalia Cottage Owners Association
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