An Act authorizing the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance to convey 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 transfer land in Brockton to various entities. Specifically, it allows the division to convey a parcel to Catholic Charitable Bureau for affordable housing and a community multi-services center, and another parcel to the City of Brockton for redevelopment. Additionally, it allows the division to transfer land adjacent to Massasoit Community College to the city for vehicle safety improvements.
Key provisions
- The Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance can convey land in Brockton.
- A parcel is being transferred to Catholic Charitable Bureau for affordable housing and a community multi-services center.
- Another parcel is being transferred to the City of Brockton for redevelopment purposes.
- Land adjacent to Massasoit Community College is being transferred to the city for vehicle safety improvements.
- The consideration for the land transfers is $1 in each case.
- If the parcel is not purchased within a specified timeframe, it can be sold or leased.
- An independent appraisal must be commissioned before any disposition of the property.
- Net proceeds from sales or leases will be split between the city and the commonwealth.
Who is affected
- City of Brockton
- Catholic Charitable Bureau of the Archdiocese of Boston, Inc.
- Massasoit Community College
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Senate Committee on Ways and Means
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