If enacted as shown, Connecticut would transfer about one acre along Route 6 to Woodbury for a memorial green, after state property review and approval.
The state would transfer about one acre along Route 6 to Woodbury for a memorial green, if the State Properties Review Board approves the transfer.
Woodbury would need to preserve the entire parcel as a memorial green. The land would return to the state if the town stops using, owning, or fully controlling it.
The transportation commissioner would convey the specified state land to Woodbury. The parcel is about one acre along Route 6 between Hollow Road and Dolittle Hill Road. It includes South Green, veterans memorials, and Veterans Lane. Woodbury would pay the administrative costs of the conveyance. The State Properties Review Board would have to approve the conveyance. The state transportation department would keep control of the land until the conveyance occurs. The section would take effect upon passage. The review board would complete its review within 30 days after receiving the proposed agreement.
Woodbury would have to use and keep the parcel as a commemorative memorial green, or the land would return to the state. The conditions would apply to the entire conveyed parcel, including its memorials and Veterans Lane. The land would return to Connecticut if Woodbury does not use it as a memorial green. The land would return if Woodbury does not keep ownership of the entire parcel. The land would return if Woodbury leases all or any part of the parcel. These ownership, use, and leasing conditions would apply after the conveyance is completed.
No hearings or votes scheduled.