Sec. 5.
After the acquisition of the real property such property as will be used by public agencies shall be transferred to or placed under the jurisdiction of the appropriate public agencies for public use as defined in this act. The remainder of the land which, in accordance with the betterment plan, is to be devoted to private uses shall be sold or exchanged to individuals, companies, or corporations, whose use of such property shall be in accordance with the limitations and conditions provided in the development plan. If the cost and expense of acquiring and altering, removing or demolishing real property is assessed against a special district, the proceeds from the sale of any remainder shall be credited to the special assessment roll.
Any such sale or exchange may be made without public bidding but only after public hearing by the legislative body upon the proposed sale or exchange and the provisions thereof. The sale or exchange shall be under terms fixed by the legislative body and shall contain provisions that the betterment plan for the property be carried out.
History: 1949, Act 208, Eff. Sept. 23, 1949
Structure Michigan Compiled Laws
Chapter 125 - Planning, Housing, and Zoning
Act 208 of 1949 - Neighborhood Area Improvements (125.941 - 125.952)
Section 125.942 - Definitions.
Section 125.943 - Neighborhood Betterment Plan; Plans; Statements; Actions.
Section 125.944 - Acquisition of Property; Condemnation; Proceedings Under Eminent Domain.
Section 125.946 - Repealed. 1957, Act 298, Eff. Sept. 27, 1957.
Section 125.946c - Tax Levy; Special Assessment.
Section 125.947 - Gifts, Loans, Grants From Private or Public Sources; Contracts for Assistance.
Section 125.948 - Neighborhood Areas in Municipalities; Modification of Plan, Hearing.
Section 125.949 - Neighborhood Areas in Municipalities; Permits, Withholding.
Section 125.951a - Neighborhood Areas in Municipalities; Designation of Administrative Agency.