Michigan § 125.2743 Urban homesteading program for vacant land; availability to individuals to purchase; resolution; appeals process to applicants, purchasers, and lessees.

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§ 125.2743 — Urban homesteading program for vacant land; availability to individuals to purchase; resolution; appeals process to applicants, purchasers, and lessees.

Michigan § 125.2743

Ch. 125PLANNING, HOUSING, AND ZONING

Act 129 of 1999URBAN HOMESTEADING ON VACANT LAND ACT (125.2741-125.2748)

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URBAN HOMESTEADING ON VACANT LAND ACT (EXCERPT) Act 129 of 1999 125.2743 Urban homesteading program for vacant land; availability to individuals to purchase; resolution; appeals process to applicants, purchasers, and lessees. Sec.

3.By resolution, a local governmental unit may operate an urban homesteading program for vacant land that makes parcels of vacant property available to individuals to purchase under this act. In the resolution, the local governmental unit shall provide an appeals process to applicants, purchasers, and lessees who are adversely affected by a decision of the local governmental unit.

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URBAN HOMESTEADING ON VACANT LAND ACT (EXCERPT) Act 129 of 1999 125.2743 Urban homesteading program for vacant land; availability to individuals to purchase; resolution; appeals process to applicants, purchasers, and lessees. Sec. 3. By resolution, a local governmental unit may operate an urban homesteading program for vacant land that makes parcels of vacant property available to individuals to purchase under this act. In the resolution, the local governmental unit shall provide an appeals process to applicants, purchasers, and lessees who are adversely affected by a decision of the local governmental unit.