Pennsylvania SB243 amends the disposition of Commonwealth surplus land, detailing definitions, annual surveys, property disposition, and conveyance.
Pennsylvania SB243 revises the process for disposing of surplus land owned by the Commonwealth. It updates definitions, mandates an annual property survey, and outlines specific conditions for property disposition. The bill requires consultation with various departments to determine if land should be retained for agricultural use or open space. It also specifies that sales must be to the highest bidder, provided the offer meets or exceeds fair market value. The bill allows for the sale of surplus property through sealed bidding or auction, at the department's discretion.
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