§ 1208 Public Land Use For Districts
This law lets local boards (like city councils, school boards, or park authorities) give or rent out land they control to school districts so they can build meeting halls or memorial buildings, as long as it doesn’t bother the board’s own plans.
A school district wants a new auditorium and the city park board owns an unused piece of land in a park.
The park board can lease that land to the school district for free or for a fee, and the district can build the auditorium there, because the law says the board may do this if it doesn’t interfere with the park’s interests.
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§ 1208 Public Land Use For Districts
Last verified: January 11, 2026