§ 37-6-23. Calculation of interest and payment of judgment. (a) If a petition for assessment of damages is filed, then the property owner shall be entitled to interest on the fair market value of the property taken by the acquiring authority from the date it is condemned to the day that judgment enters. Interest thereon […]
§ 37-6-23.1. Procedure where no claim filed or owner unknown or under disability. (a) If, after the expiration of one year following the filing of the description, plat, and statement as provided in § 37-6-14, and after notice by publication as prescribed by § 37-6-16, no petition for an assessment of damages has been filed […]
§ 37-6-23.2. Deposit of fair market value as determined by state’s reviewing appraiser. (a) If, after the expiration of one year following the filing of the description, plat, and statement as provided in § 37-6-14, and after notice by publication as prescribed by § 37-6-16, no petition for an assessment of damages has been filed […]
§ 37-6-24. Conveyance of land in exchange for property taken — Construction on or improvement of land remaining to private owner. Whenever in the opinion of the acquiring authority a substantial saving in the cost of acquiring title can be effected by conveying other land or other real property, title to which is in the […]
§ 37-6-25. Liberal construction — Technicalities — Severability. The provisions of this chapter and §§ 37-7-1 — 37-7-9 shall be construed liberally in order to accomplish the purposes hereof, and where any specific power is given to the state properties committee or the acquiring authority by the provisions thereof, the statement thereof shall not be […]
§ 37-6-26. Acquisition of land for utility or railroad relocation necessitated by highway construction or improvement. (a) Whenever, in connection with the laying out, widening, relocating, improving, constructing, or altering of a highway by the department of transportation, land, an easement, or other interest therein owned by a public utility or railroad company, is acquired […]
§ 37-6-27. Use of state property for city park purposes. (a) The state properties committee may, upon receipt of a request from a city or town, permit the use of state owned property within the city or town for park or recreational purposes. The city or town receiving permission to use state property shall be […]
§ 37-6-28. Compliance with federal law. The state of Rhode Island and any and all of its agencies and departments are hereby authorized to comply fully with the pertinent provisions of the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Land Acquisition Policies Act of 1970, 42 U.S.C. § 4601 et seq., and any subsequent amendments thereto, by making […]
§ 37-6-29. Repealed. History of Section.P.L. 1989, ch. 555, § 5; P.L. 1994, ch. 258, § 2; Repealed by P.L. 2003, ch. 260, § 2; P.L. 2003, ch. 275, § 2, effective July 17, 2003. For present comparable provisions, see § 37-6-23.
§ 37-6-3. Detail of state employees to duty with committee. Upon request of the state properties committee, the head of any department, board, bureau, or commission of the state government shall detail to the committee any state employee under his or her supervision whose assistance as professional personnel, technician, or expert, or whose services as […]
§ 37-6-30. Registry of leases. (a) The chief purchasing officer as defined in subsection 37-2-7(3) shall cause to be established a registry of leases which shall be indexed and copies shall be kept of all leases entered into by the state or any of its agencies. The state and any department, board, bureau, commission, officer, […]
§ 37-6-4. Powers and duties supplemental. The powers and duties vested in the state purchasing agent, the director of administration, and the attorney general by the provisions of this chapter and §§ 37-7-1 — 37-7-9 shall be construed to be in addition to any and all other powers and duties vested in them by any […]
§ 37-6-5. Power of department and agency heads to acquire property for public use. (a) Whenever in the opinion of the head of any department, board, bureau, commission, or agency of the state government, hereinafter referred to as the acquiring authority, the acquisition of land or other real property or any interest, estate, or right […]
§ 37-6-6. Notice to Rhode Island economic development corporation of proposed acquisition or disposal. Before acquiring and before disposing of any land or other real property or any interest, estate, or right therein, by conveyance, grant, lease, or license, except by license terminable by will, the acquiring authority shall give written notice of its contemplated […]
§ 37-6-7. Consideration of public interest — Certificate that state employee is not interested in site selected. In the selection of a site for acquisition for any public use, reference shall be had to the interest and convenience of the public, as well as to the best interests of the state government. The state properties […]
§ 37-6-8. Approval and filing of conveyances to state. Every instrument conveying an interest in land or other real property to the state shall, prior to acceptance, be approved by the acquiring authority, and as to substance, by the director of administration, and as to form, by the attorney general, and a copy of each […]
§ 37-6-9. Acceptance of conveyances by treasurer. The general treasurer is hereby directed, authorized, and empowered, with the approval of the acquiring authority, and subject to the approval of the state properties committee and of the governor, to receive, take title to, and hold in trust for the state, exempt from taxation, any gift, grant, […]
