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New Haven Code § 21-9

Citation
New Haven Code § 21-9
Parent Document
New Haven Code § 21-9
Jurisdiction
NewHaven (municipal)

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The redevelopment agency may sell or lease, for such sums as may be agreed upon, the
 whole or any part of a redevelopment area to the redeveloper, or, if the property
 is to be used for public purposes, to an appropriate public agency. The consideration
 paid for the sale or lease of the property shall be determined by the redevelopment
 agency, provided, if the cost or carrying charges of such land to the redevelopment
 agency are greater than such consideration, the redevelopment agency shall first have
 specific authorization from the board of aldermen for the sale or lease at any lesser
 consideration, and the city may appropriate and authorize the expenditure of money
 to compensate for any portion of the difference between the acquisition cost of such
 property and such sale or lease price of such property at a lesser consideration to
 a redeveloper, but in no case shall sale or lease price be lower than the use value
 of such property. Each contract for sale or lease to a redeveloper shall provide,
 among other things that the property transferred shall be developed and used in accordance
 with the redevelopment plan or such plan as modified with the approval of the redevelopment
 agency, that the building of the improvements shall be begun within a period of time
 which the redevelopment agency fixes as reasonable and that all transfers of properties
 by the redeveloper shall be subject to the consent of the redevelopment agency. Any
 contract for sale or lease shall be approved by the board of aldermen before its final
 approval by the redevelopment agency.