State officials may lease Plymouth's Pilgrim Memorial Park for 99 years

State officials may lease the park to Plymouth for 99 years. The lease would cover the fields, facilities, land, and related property at Pilgrim Memorial Park, 79 Water Street, Plymouth. The lease terms must be acceptable to the state asset management commissioner, in consultation with the conservation and recreation commissioner. Plymouth must carry insurance that protects the state, pay utility costs, and handle day-to-day upkeep. Both commissioners must give written approval before the town designs or builds facilities. Plymouth would set park use rules and fees. The lease, if made, would last 99 years. The town’s oversight, insurance, upkeep, and public access duties would apply during the lease.