Stratford may use state land for parking or sell, transfer, or lease it for parking, but must send any proceeds to the state transportation fund.
Stratford may use the land for parking or sell, transfer, or lease it for parking. If the land is used for another purpose, it returns to the state.
If Stratford receives money from selling, transferring, or leasing the land, it must promptly send it to the state transportation fund.
The law releases deed limits on the parcel and allows Stratford to use it for parking or sell, transfer, or lease it for parking. The parcel is state land conveyed to Stratford by a 1968 deed. If the parcel is used for any other purpose, it returns to the state. The law takes effect from passage.
Stratford must promptly pay the State Treasurer money it receives from selling, transferring, or leasing the parcel; the money goes into the Special Transportation Fund. This applies to money Stratford receives from any sale, transfer, or lease of the parcel. The law takes effect from passage.
No hearings or votes scheduled.