MI
Michigan Senate Bill SB0440

Michigan 2023-2024 Regular Session

Michigan Senate Bill SB0440

Introduced
6/28/23  
Refer
6/28/23  
Report Pass
10/17/24  
Refer
10/17/24  
Report Pass
10/23/24  
Engrossed
11/7/24  
Refer
11/7/24  

Caption

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

Impact

The impact of SB 440 is notable in terms of state governance, as it indicates a shift in focus from correctional oversight to veteran affairs management. This may lead to future developments on the property that align more closely with the needs and services for veterans rather than corrections. Furthermore, the bill establishes processes for ensuring that the transfer of jurisdiction and associated responsibilities are executed properly, which could set a precedent for similar property management changes in the future.

Summary

Senate Bill 440 proposes to authorize the state administrative board to transfer administrative jurisdiction over a parcel of state-owned land in Livingston County, Michigan. The bill specifically transfers the property from the department of corrections to the department of military and veterans affairs, signifying a change in responsibility for the management and oversight of the land. The transfer is to be executed without financial consideration and is described in detail, including geographical boundaries and notable features of the parcel involved, which encompasses approximately 92.98 acres.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SB 440 appears to be generally supportive among legislators, as indicated by the reported favorability during discussions. The reported voting history shows unanimous support, with no opposing votes noted. This level of agreement suggests a consensus on the importance of enhancing veteran support services through effective land use.

Contention

While the bill's passage was smooth, notable points of contention may still exist around the implications of transferring this land specifically from corrections to military affairs. Some concerns might include the future utilization of the property, potential budget impacts due to the transfer coordination, and whether the new administrative responsibilities will be met adequately by the military and veterans affairs department. Overall, these concerns highlight the need for thoughtful planning regarding the land's future use post-transfer.

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Companion Bills

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