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PROVINCIAL PROPERTIES /
Provincial Assets Disposal
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The Provincial Properties Section is charged with the
responsibility of disposing of surplus land and
buildings on behalf of most government agencies and
departments. These may include abandoned road beds,
parcels of land deemed surplus to provincial needs,
including properties seized for non payment of taxes
which do not sell at public auction, surplus buildings
including houses and barns acquired when purchasing land
for highways and or capital projects.
Assets are generally disposed of through the Public Tender
process whereby advertisements appear in all local papers
giving particulars of the proposed disposal. Where a parcel
of land does not meet planning or access regulations it may
be offered to adjoining landowners by means of an invited
tender. Abandoned road beds are disposed off in accordance
with the
Roads Act RSPEI
Cap. R-15 s. 24 to 26. Buildings are disposed of by means of
the public tender process generally for removal from the lands. In the
event a building cannot be removed or no interest is shown they will be
disposed of by a means approved by the Minister.
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For Further information contact
John S. Gallant * Last
updated July 16, 2004 |
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