Michigan HB4724 facilitates the transfer of state-owned property in Kent County to local governments or other entities for public use.

Michigan HB4724 authorizes the conveyance of state-owned property in Kent County, Michigan, to local governments or other entities for public use. The bill outlines various methods for transferring the property, including sale, jurisdictional transfer, or trade. The property must be used for public purposes for 30 years, and the state retains rights to repossess it if used inconsistently. The state also reserves rights to aboriginal antiquities and requires half of the revenue from oil, gas, or mineral development to be paid to the state.

Michigan HB4724 facilitates the transfer of state-owned property in Kent County to local governments or other entities for public use.

Michigan HB4724 authorizes the conveyance of state-owned property in Kent County, Michigan, to local governments or other entities for public use. The bill outlines various methods for transferring the property, including sale, jurisdictional transfer, or trade. The property must be used for public purposes for 30 years, and the state retains rights to repossess it if used inconsistently. The state also reserves rights to aboriginal antiquities and requires half of the revenue from oil, gas, or mineral development to be paid to the state.