52:31-1.7. Master plan; submission, updating
a. The Commissioners of the Department of Human Services and the Department of Corrections shall each, in conjunction with the Department of the Treasury, develop and promulgate, and update annually, a comprehensive master plan listing property held by the department and its control and usage by the department. The plan shall: (1) specify the current use of all real property held by the department; (2) provide a five-year projection of the department's use of the property, including anticipated sales, transfers to other departments and changes in intradepartmental use; and (3) provide a five-year projection of any anticipated acquisitions of additional property by the department.
b. The Department of Human Services and the Department of Corrections shall submit the master plan and each annual update thereto concurrently to the General Assembly State Government Committee, the Senate State Government Committee, the General Assembly Appropriations Committee, and the Senate Revenue, Finance and Appropriations Committee. The master plan shall be submitted no longer than one year after the effective date of this act and each update shall be submitted annually on or before July 1.
c. The Department of Human Services and the Department of Corrections, in conjunction with the Department of the Treasury, shall also report to the committees described in subsection b. of this section the transfer or sale of any surplus real property prior to the transfer or sale.
The departments shall provide such notification to the committees simultaneous with any scheduled action by the State House Commission to authorize the sale of the surplus State properties, or in the case of a transfer, 30 days prior to the transfer, whether or not that sale or transfer is identified in or contemplated by the master plan or the most recently submitted update thereof.
L.1989,c.110,s.2.
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