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Summary
The bill lets a city work directly with the state agency or authority that controls a parcel of state land to align future land‑use plans before the land is sold to a private buyer. It also tightens oversight of public infrastructure districts, limits their ability to issue new bonds, and adjusts how certain taxes and loan funds are distributed to the authority. These changes aim to improve coordination, fiscal control, and transparency for state‑owned land development.
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