Section 406. Board of Property.--The Board of Property shall consist of the Secretary of Community Affairs, the Secretary of the Commonwealth, and the Attorney General. Two members of the board shall constitute a quorum.
(406 amended Dec. 18, 1968, P.L.1232, No.390)
Compiler's Note: Section 301(a)(16) of Act 58 of 1996, which created the Department of Community and Economic Development and abolished the Department of Community Affairs, provided that all other powers and duties delegated to the Department of Community Affairs and not otherwise expressly transferred elsewhere by Act 58 and currently performed by the Department of Community Affairs under section 406 are transferred to the Department of Community and Economic Development. Section 904 of Act 58 of 1996 provided that, in place of the membership of the Secretary of Community Affairs on the Board of Property under this section, the Secretary of Community and Economic Development shall serve on that board. The General Counsel shall be a member of the Board of Property in place of the Attorney General, and, on and after the effective date of Act 58, the Secretary of the Commonwealth shall be the chairperson of the Board of Property.
Compiler's Note: Section 504 of Act 154 of 1980 provided that section 406 is repealed to the extent that it designates the Attorney General as a member of the Board of Property. Section 304 of Act 164 of 1980 designates the General Counsel as a member of the Board of Property.