Massachusetts Statutes

§ 34A — Sale or exchange of state forest land; rights of way or locations over or across state forests; telephone, telegraph, electric light and power transmission lines and pipe lines for natural gas; revocation of location; hearing; appeal

Massachusetts·Part I ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT·Title XIX AGRICULTURE AND CONSERVATION·Ch. 132 FORESTRY
Section 34A. The commissioner, with the approval of the governor and council, and after a public hearing, may sell or exchange any land acquired by the commonwealth under section thirty or thirty-three, chapter three hundred and forty-four of the acts of nineteen hundred and twenty-one, or chapter four hundred and seventy-eight of the acts of nineteen hundred and eight and amendments thereof or corresponding provisions of later laws, and may in like manner grant rights of way for public highways over any such land, if in his judgment such sale, exchange or grant is advantageous to the commonwealth, and may execute such deeds of conveyance or other papers as may be necessary; and the commissioner may also grant over, across or under any such lands such locations as shall be found by order o

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