Vermont § 9 - Executive Order No. 29-9 (No. 72-83) [Transfer of Land and Premises in Town of Alburgh From Agency of Transportation

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§ 9. Executive Order No. 29-9 (No. 72-83) [Transfer of Land and Premises in Town of Alburgh From Agency of Transportation

  • to Agency of Environmental Conservation, Department of Forests and Parks] WHEREAS, it appears that certain land and premises located in the Town of Alburgh,
    County of Grand Isle, State of Vermont, owned by the State of Vermont and presently
    under the jurisdiction and control of the Agency of Transportation has become and
    is no longer necessary for State Agency of Transportation purposes. NOW THEREFORE, I, Richard A. Snelling, by virtue of the powers vested in me as Governor
    of Vermont, do hereby transfer and set over from the Agency of Transportation to the
    jurisdiction and control of the Agency of Environmental Conservation, Department of
    Forests and Parks for its purposes the following described land and premises, to wit: All and the same land and premises conveyed to the Agency of Transportation (then
    known as the Highway Department), by Executive Order from the Department of Forests
    and Parks dated January 19, 1967 and as shown on the accompanying plat entitled State
    of Vermont, Agency of Transportation to Agency of Environmental Conservation, Department
    of Forests and Parks. Excepting and reserving therefrom all existing highway rights-of-way that may be of
    record. These lands and premises are subject to the following leases, as shown on the plat,
    between the State of Vermont, acting through the Agency of Transportation, and: 1. Alburgh Volunteer Fire Department, date of expiration December 14, 1984; 2. P. J. Medor, Inc., date of expiration April 15, 1985; 3. Village of Alburgh, date of expiration July 14, 1985; 4. Alburgh Volunteer Fire Department, date of expiration September 29, 1985; 5. Town of Alburgh, date of expiration December 31, 1985; 6. Town of Alburgh, date of expiration January 29, 1986; 7. Town of Alburgh, date of expiration July 14, 1991. These lands and premises are also subject to any utility rights-of-way and easements
    of record. Dated June 1, 1983.

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