Michigan § 46.358 County and regional commissions; acquisition of property.

Michigan Statutes

§ 46.358 — County and regional commissions; acquisition of property.

Michigan § 46.358

Ch. 46COUNTY BOARDS OF COMMISSIONERS

Act 261 of 1965COUNTY AND REGIONAL PARKS (46.351-46.367)

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COUNTY AND REGIONAL PARKS (EXCERPT) Act 261 of 1965 46.358 County and regional commissions; acquisition of property. Sec.

8.A county commission may acquire in the name of the county and a regional commission may acquire in its name by gift, purchase, lease, agreement, or otherwise, in fee or with conditions, suitable real property, within the county or region, or contiguous with or adjacent thereto, for public parks, preserves, parkways, playgrounds, recreation centers, wildlife areas, lands reserved for flood conditions for impounding runoff water, and other conservation purposes. In acquiring or accepting land, due consideration shall be given to its scenic, historic, archaeologic, recreational or other special features.

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COUNTY AND REGIONAL PARKS (EXCERPT) Act 261 of 1965 46.358 County and regional commissions; acquisition of property. Sec. 8. A county commission may acquire in the name of the county and a regional commission may acquire in its name by gift, purchase, lease, agreement, or otherwise, in fee or with conditions, suitable real property, within the county or region, or contiguous with or adjacent thereto, for public parks, preserves, parkways, playgrounds, recreation centers, wildlife areas, lands reserved for flood conditions for impounding runoff water, and other conservation purposes. In acquiring or accepting land, due consideration shall be given to its scenic, historic, archaeologic, recreational or other special features.