An Act relative to the Pilgrim Memorial Park in Plymouth
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill allows the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to lease the Pilgrim Memorial State Park in Plymouth to the town of Plymouth for a period of 25 years. The lease agreement will outline responsibilities for maintenance, insurance, and park accessibility, with the town of Plymouth retaining oversight and control over the park’s operations and development. The agreement also includes stipulations regarding liability and approvals for new facilities.
Key provisions
- The Commissioner of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance will lease the park to the town of Plymouth.
- The lease term is 25 years, with potential for decade-long renewals.
- The town of Plymouth will be responsible for general liability insurance.
- The park must remain accessible to the public.
- The town must obtain approval for any new facility construction.
- The town will handle all utility costs and day-to-day maintenance.
- The town will establish rules and fees for park usage.
- The town will provide oversight for the park's land, facilities, and appurtenances.
Who is affected
- The Town of Plymouth
- The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
- Park Visitors
- Local Residents
- State Administration Agencies
Notable changes
- The Commonwealth is transferring operational control of Pilgrim Memorial State Park to the town of Plymouth.
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Primary sponsor
Joint Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight
Cosponsors
Kathleen R. LaNatra
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