An Act authorizing the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance to dispose of certain parcels of land in the city of Brockton
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Overview
This bill authorizes the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance to sell or lease several parcels of land in Brockton, Massachusetts. One parcel is intended for affordable housing and a community multi-services center, and another is designated for redevelopment by the city. The bill outlines specific procedures for valuation, bidding, and the allocation of proceeds, including a reversionary clause for the affordable housing parcel and a share of proceeds deposited into a trust for Massasoit Community College.
Key provisions
- The Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance can convey land in Brockton for affordable housing and community services.
- A specific parcel near Christo’s Way is designated for conveyance to Catholic Charitable Bureau for affordable housing and a community center.
- The city of Brockton can receive parcels for redevelopment purposes.
- A portion of land adjacent to Massasoit Community College is to be conveyed for vehicle safety improvements.
- The sale or lease of these parcels will follow competitive bidding processes and require an independent appraisal.
- Proceeds from the sale will be split between the city and the Commonwealth, with a portion deposited into a trust for Massasoit Community College.
- A reversionary clause ensures the Commonwealth can reclaim ownership if the designated uses cease.
- The consideration for the conveyance of the parcels is set at $1.
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Joint Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight
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