Property: conveyance of state property; transfer of certain state-owned property in Kent County; provide for. Creates land transfer act.

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This bill allows the state administrative board to sell state-owned land in Kent County, currently managed by the department of state police. The sale can be done through various methods, including competitive sale, offering to local governments, or trading for other property. Revenue from the sale will go into the state's general fund.

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Sponsorship · 11 Sponsors

Democrat6Republican5Independent0Other0

R · PrimeBryan Posthumus
D · CoJason Morgan
D · CoJohn Fitzgerald
R · CoGina Johnsen
R · CoAngela Rigas
R · CoLuke Meerman
D · CoPhil Skaggs
D · CoKristian Grant
D · CoStephen Wooden
D · CoCarol Glanville
R · CoPat Outman

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