An Act authorizing the Barnstable county and the town of Bourne to convey certain parcels of land and certain interests in land in the town of Bourne
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill allows Barnstable County and the town of Bourne to transfer ownership of two parcels of land and associated interests in land located in Bourne. Specifically, Barnstable County will convey these parcels to Bourne, and Bourne will then assign its conservation restriction on the property to Barnstable County. This transfer is subject to existing restrictions and approvals, including a conservation restriction and a Cape Cod Commission approval.
Key provisions
- Barnstable County will convey two parcels of land in Bourne to the town of Bourne.
- Bourne will assign its conservation restriction on the land to Barnstable County.
- The conveyances and assignments must occur concurrently.
- The conservation restriction will not merge as a result of the transfer.
- The parcels are located at 0 County Road and 100 Dr. Julius Kelley Lane in Bourne.
- The land is identified as lot 7 and lot 8 on land court plan number 24204C and 24204D.
- The transfer is subject to existing restrictions, including a registered conservation restriction and a 2003 Cape Cod Commission approval.
- The bill takes effect upon passage.
Who is affected
- Barnstable County
- Town of Bourne
- Property Owners in Bourne
- Cape Cod Commission
- Land Court Registry District
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Primary sponsor
House Committee on Ways and Means
Cosponsors
David T. Vieira
Steven George Xiarhos
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