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PUBLIC LAW 92-313-JUNE 16, 1972
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Senate and House of Representatives of his determination that the best interests of the Federal Government will be served by providing such space by entering into a purchase contract therefor. SEC. 6. (a) The Postmaster General of the United States Postal eonvey°antef;r"'" Service shall convey to the city of Carbondale, Illinois, all right, title, public park. and interest of the United States and such Postal Service, in and to the real property (including any improvements thereon) in Carbondale, Illinois, bounded by old West Main Street on the south, Glenview Drive on the west, Illinois Route 13 and access road to Murdale Shopping Center on the north, and by Texaco Service Station and lesidences on the north, approximately 308 feet on the east, 525 feet on the south, 420 feet on the west and with an irregular boundary on the north, a total area of approximately 191,000 square feet. The exact legal description of the property shall be determined by the Postmaster General, without cost to the city of Carbondale, Illmois. Such conveyance shall be made without payment of monetary consideration and on condition that such property shall be used solely for public park purposes, and if it ever ceases to be used for such purpose, U.S. reversion the title thereto shall revert to the United States which shall have the right. right of immediate reentry thereon. New York (b)(1) The United States Postal Service shall grant to the City air rights forCity, of New York, without reimbursement, air rights for public housing public housing imrposes above the postal facility to be constructed on the real propiTty bounded by Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Streets, Ninth and Tenth Avenues, in the City of New York (the Morgan Annex site), such facility to be designed and constructed in such manner as to permit the building by the City of New York of a high-rise residential tower thereon, Provided, That— Conditions. (A) the City of New York shall grant to the Postal Service without reimbursement exclusive use of Tw^enty-ninth Street, l)etween Ninth and Tenth Avenues in the City of New York, such use to be irrevocable unless the Postal Service sells, leases, or otherwise disposes of the Morgan Annex site; and (B) the City of New York shall agree to reimburse the Postal Service for the additional cost of designing and constructing the foundations of its facility so as to render them capable of supporting a residential tower above the facility, and shall issue any permits, licenses, easements and other authorizations which may be necessary or incident to the construction of the postal facility. (2) If within twenty-four months after the City of New York lias complied with the provisions of paragraphs (A) and (B) of subsection (d)(1) of this section, the United States Postal Service has not awarded a contract for the construction of its facility, the Postal Service shall convey to the City of New York, at the fair market value, all right, title and interest in and to the above-described real property. Such conveyance shall be made on the condition that such property U.S. shall be used solely for public housing purposes, and if public housing- Service,Postal reversion is not constructed on the property within five years after title is right. i^onveyed to the City of New York or if thereafter the property ever ceases to be used for such purposes, title thereto shall revert to the Postal Service, which shall have the right of immediate reentry thereon. SEC. 7. To carry out the provisions of the Public Buildings Amend- Regulations. ments of 1972, the Administrator of General Services shall issue such regulations as he deems necessary. Such regulations shall be coordinated with the Office of Management and Budget, and the rates established by the Administrator of General Services pursuant to sections 210(j) and 210(k) of the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949, as amended, shall te approved by the Director of Ante, p. 219. the Office of Management and Budget.
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