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Whereas, The deferred operation of this act would tend to defeat its purpose, which is to immediately provide for the completion of certain projects by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority, therefore it is hereby declared to be an emergency law, necessary for the immediate preservation of the public convenience.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:

SECTION 1. Notwithstanding the provisions of sections forty E to forty J, inclusive, of chapter seven of the General Laws or any other general or special law to the contrary, the commissioner of the division of capital planning and operations acting for and on behalf of the commonwealth, is hereby authorized and directed to transfer, for nominal consideration, three permanent sewer easements together with appurtenant temporary construction sewer easements in a parcel of land in the town of Natick, acquired by the metropolitan water supply commission, a predecessor agency to the metropolitan district commission hereinafter referred to as MDC, which transferred control to the department of conservation, a predecessor agency to the department of environmental management hereinafter referred to as DEM, for park purposes to the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority for the purpose of installing, maintaining and operating a sewer line, subject to such additional terms and conditions as the commissioner may prescribe, being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Parcel 1. The first permanent sewer easement is located in the Town of Natick, Massachusetts, containing an area of 1,190 square feet as shown as Parcel 11A on Sheet 4 of a plan entitled "Framingham Extension Relief Sewer Land Taking Plans in Framingham, Natick, Wellesley and Dover, Mass. to be taken by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority" dated January, 1993, prepared by ASEC Corporation and recorded as Plan Number 51 of 1993 on January 22, 1993 at the Middlesex county south registry of deeds and being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at its northwest corner, also being a common corner on the line between said DEM land and the land of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA). Said beginning corner is located about four hundred sixty feet (460'+) east of the center of Mill Street;

Thence, running N86<=53'52"E, for a distance of one hundred thirty and sixty-two hundredths feet (130.62') by said MBTA land to a corner on a line of the existing 20' wide Framingham Extension Sewer Easement owned by the Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts;

Thence, turning and running S11<=38'29"W, for a distance of four and fourteen hundredths feet (4.14') through said DEM land, also being by said existing MDC Sewer Easement to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S86<=53'52"W, for a distance of three and sixty hundredths feet (3.60') by said DEM land, also being by said existing MDC Sewer Easement, to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S03<=06'08"E, for a distance of five and no hundredths feet (5.00') through said DEM land, also being by said existing MDC Sewer Easement, to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S86<=53'52"W, for a distance of one hundred thirty-four and eighty-two hundredths feet (134.82') through said DEM land, also being by said existing MDC Sewer Easement line, to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N41<=26'37"E, for a distance of twelve and sixty-three hundredths feet (12.63') by said MBTA land to the point of beginning.

Said permanent easement being over land of the commonwealth under the care and custody of the department of environmental management, described in an instrument transferring control from the metropolitan district commission to the department of conservation recorded in the Middlesex county south registry of deeds in Book 7324, Page 206.

Parcel 2. The second permanent sewer easement is located in the Town of Natick, Massachusetts, containing an area of 976 square feet as shown as Parcel 11B on Sheet 4 of a plan entitled "Framingham Extension Relief Sewer Land Taking Plans in Framingham, Natick, Wellesley and Dover, Mass. to be taken by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority" dated January, 1993, prepared by ASEC Corporation and recorded as Plan Number 51 of 1993 at the Middlesex county south registry of deeds, and being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point at its northwest corner, located about six hundred twenty feet (620'+) east of the center of Mill Street, also being an intersection of the existing 20' wide Framingham Extension Sewer Easement owned by the MDC with the line between said DEM land and said MBTA land;

Thence, running N86<=53'52"E, for a distance of one hundred eleven and seven hundredths feet (111.07') by said MBTA land to a corner, said corner being on the dividing line with land now or formerly of Arthur, Raymond and Ernest J. DeVincent;

Thence, turning and running S37<=14'57"W, for a distance of eleven and eighty hundredths feet (11.80') by said DeVincent land to a corner being on said existing MDC Sewer Easement;

Thence, turning and running S86<=53'52"W, for a distance of one hundred five and eighty-two hundredths feet (105.82') through said DEM land, also being by said existing MDC Sewer Easement, to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N11<=38'29"E, for a distance of nine and thirty-one hundredths feet (9.31') through said DEM land, also being by said existing MDC Sewer Easement, to the point of beginning.

Said permanent easement being over land of the commonwealth under the care and custody of the department of environmental management, described in an instrument transferring control from the metropolitan district commission to the department of conservation recorded in the Middlesex county south registry of deeds in Book 7324, Page 206.

Parcel 3. The third permanent sewer easement is located in the Town of Natick, Massachusetts, containing an area of 3,944 square feet as shown as Parcel 12 on Sheet 5 of a plan entitled "Framingham Extension Relief Sewer Land Taking Plans in Framingham, Natick, Wellesley and Dover, Mass. to be taken by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority" dated January, 1993, prepared by ASEC Corporation and recorded as Plan Number 51 at the Middlesex county south registry of deeds, and being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point at its northwest corner, also being the intersection of the southerly line of land of said MBTA with the line by said DeVincent land and the existing 20' wide Framingham Extension Sewer Easement owned by the MDC. Said beginning corner is located at a distance of about one hundred twenty feet (120+) west of the center of Beaver Dam Brook and four hundred thirteen and fifty-three hundredths feet (413.53') west of a stone bound found:

Thence, running N86<=53'52"E, for a distance of about one hundred eight feet (108+) by said MBTA land to the westerly side of Beaver Dam Brook;

Thence, continuing to run N86<=53'52"E for a distance of about twenty feet (20+) by said MBTA land to the easterly side of said Beaver Dam Brook;

Thence, continuing to run N86<=53'52"E, for a distance of about two hundred eighty-five feet (285'+) by said MBTA land to a corner, marked by a stone bound, on the westerly line of Town of Natick land;

Thence, turning and running S01<=38'08"E, for a distance of twenty-six and sixty-eight hundredths feet (26.68') by said Town of Natick land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N58<=06'37"W, for a distance of thirty and eighty-two hundredths feet (30.82') through said DEM land, also being by said existing MDC Sewer Easement, to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S86<=53'52"W, for a distance of about two hundred fifty-eight feet (258'+) through said DEM land, also being by said existing MDC Sewer Easement, to the easterly side of Beaver Dam Brook;

Thence, continuing to run S86<=53'52"W, for a distance of about twenty-three feet (23'+) through said DEM land, also being by the existing MDC Sewer Easement, to the westerly side of Beaver Dam Brook;

Thence, continuing to run S86<=53'52"W, for a distance of about one hundred six feet (106'+) through said DEM land, also being by said existing MDC Sewer Easement, to a corner, being on the easterly line of said DeVincent land;

Thence, turning and running N08<=48'13"W for a distance of nine and four hundredths feet (9.04') by said DeVincent land to the point of beginning.

Said permanent easement being over land of the commonwealth under the care and custody of the department of environmental management, described in an instrument transferring control from the metropolitan district commission to the department of conservation recorded in the Middlesex county south registry of deeds in Book 7324, Page 206.

Temporary Construction Easements. The appurtenant temporary construction easements are located in the town of Natick, as shown on Sheet 6 of a plan entitled "Framingham Extension Relief Sewer Land Taking Plans in Framingham, Natick, Wellesley and Dover, Mass. to be taken by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority" dated January, 1993, prepared by ASEC Corporation and recorded as Plan Number 51 of 1993 at the Middlesex county south registry of deeds.

SECTION 2. Notwithstanding the provisions of sections forty E to forty J, inclusive, of chapter seven of the General Laws or any other general or special law to the contrary, the commissioner of the division of capital planning and operations acting for and on behalf of the commonwealth, is hereby authorized and directed to transfer, for nominal consideration, three permanent sewer easements together with appurtenant temporary construction sewer easements and temporary access easements in a parcel of land in the towns of Wellesley and Dover, which was transferred to the care and control of the metropolitan district commission for park purposes pursuant to chapter six hundred and twenty-four of the acts of nineteen hundred and eighty-six, to the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority for the purpose of installing, maintaining and operating a sewer line, subject to such additional terms and conditions as the commissioner may prescribe, being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Parcel 4. The fourth permanent sewer easement is located in the town of Wellesley, Massachusetts, containing an area of 7,620 square feet as shown as Parcel 82A on Sheet FM-18 of a plan entitled "Framingham Extension Relief Sewer Land Taking Plans (Force Main and Gravity Sewer) in Framingham, Natick, Wellesley and Dover, Mass. to be taken by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority" prepared by ASEC Corporation to be recorded at the Norfolk county registry of deeds, and being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at its northeasterly corner, also being the intersection of the southerly line of Washington Street and the most southeasterly corner of Permanent Easement Parcel 75;

Thence, running S43<=13'43"E, for three hundred fourteen and sixty hundredths feet (314.60') through said MDC land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S84<=21'44"E, for twenty-one and forty-nine hundredths feet (21.49') to a corner on the westerly line of land owned by Philip C. and Christina C. Moses;

Thence, turning and running S43<=09'04"E, for forty-five and fifty-three hundredths feet (45.53') by said Moses land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N84<=21'44"W, for fifty-one and eighty hundredths feet (51.80') through said MDC land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N43<=13'43"W, for three hundred thirty-seven and forty-three hundredths feet (337.43') through said MDC land to a corner on the southerly line of Washington Street;

Thence, turning and running N47<=07'53"E, twenty and zero hundredths feet (20.00') by Washington Street to the point of beginning.

Said permanent easement being on land of the commonwealth under the care and custody of the metropolitan district commission, described in a deed from the trustees of the Stigmatine Fathers, Inc. to the commonwealth of Massachusetts and recorded in the Norfolk county registry of deeds in Book 5197, Page 372.

Parcel 5. The fifth permanent sewer easement is located on the town line of Wellesley, Massachusetts and Dover, Massachusetts, said line also being the centerline of the Charles River, containing an area of about 171,932 square feet as shown as Parcel 82B on Sheets FM-18 through FM-22 of a plan entitled "Framingham Extension Relief Sewer Land Taking Plans (Force Main and Gravity Sewer) in Framingham, Natick, Wellesley and Dover, Mass. to be taken by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority" prepared by ASEC Corporation to be recorded at the Norfolk county registry of deeds, and being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at its northwesterly corner, said corner being on the Wellesley/Dover Town Line, said line also being the centerline of the Charles River, said corner also being located about eighty feet (80'+) north of Cheney Bridge;

Thence, running S84<=21'44"E, for about seventy-three feet (73'+) to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N67<=37'12"E, for fifty-nine and eighty-three hundredths (59.83') to a corner;

Thence, running northerly and bending easterly by a curve having a radius of three hundred thirty-two feet (332.00') and a length of two hundred twenty-one and thirty-nine hundredths feet (221.39') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N65<=09'27"E for fifty-six and six hundredths feet (56.06') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N68<=11'36"E for one hundred forty-two and six hundredths feet (142.06') to a point;

Thence, continuing to run N68<=11'36"E for forty-two and twenty-eight hundredths feet (42.28') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S86<=24'9"E for fifty and sixty-six hundredths feet (50.66') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S05<=17'45"E for thirty-two and twenty-two hundredths feet (32.22') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S29<=37'08"E for three hundred two and forty-three hundredths feet (302.43') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S25<=06'53"E for thirty-six and forty hundredths feet (36.40') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S06<=34'55"E for twenty-seven and ten hundredths feet (27.10') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S03<=59'27"E for forty-two and forty-four hundredths feet (42.44') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S12<=08'06"E for seven and forty-eight hundredths feet (7.48') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S27<=15'19"E for thirty-seven and twelve hundredths feet (37.12') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S63<=59'54"W for one hundred twenty and fifteen hundredths feet (120.15') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S24<=33'56"E for about sixty-four feet (64'+) to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S63<=59'54"W for about seven feet (7'+) to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S24<=33'56"E for about twelve feet (12') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S63<=59'54"W for about twenty-seven feet (27') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N24<=33'56"W for about one hundred feet (100') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N63<=59'54"E for ninety-seven and five hundredths feet (97.05') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N08<=40'11"E for thirty-eight and thirty hundredths feet (38.30') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N03<=59'27"W for thirty-seven and no hundredths feet (37.00') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N06<=34'55"W for twenty-three and thirty-nine hundredths feet (23.39') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N25<=06'53"W for thirty-two and sixteen hundredths feet (32.16') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N29<=37'08"W for three hundred six and six hundredths feet (306.06') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N05<=17'45"W for fifteen and sixty-eight hundredths feet (15.68') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N86<=24'49"W for thirty-seven and fifty-nine hundredths feet (37.59') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S68<=11'36"W for one hundred seventy and fifty-five hundredths feet (170.55') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S65<=09'27"W for fifty-five and fifty hundredths feet (55.50') to a corner;

Thence, running southerly and bending westerly along a curve with a radius of three hundred twelve and no hundredths feet (312.00') and a length of two hundred fifteen and thirty-seven hundredths feet (215.37') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S67<=37'12"W for forty-one and seventy-four hundredths feet (41.74') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S21<=16'13"E for one hundred eighty-one and sixty hundredths feet (181.60') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S64<=49'35"W, for five and no hundredths feet (5.00') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S25<=10'25"E, for thirty-eight and ninety-four hundredths feet (38.94') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S06<=00'32"E, for one hundred fifteen and sixty-four hundredths feet (115.64') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S13<=47'58"E, for one hundred seventeen and thirty-three hundredths feet (117.33') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S06<=37'29"E, for four hundred ninety-two and eight hundredths feet (492.08') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N83<=35'21"E, for seventy-seven and fifty-six hundredths feet (77.56') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N71<=45'18"E, for one thousand three hundred forty-seven and eighty-two hundredths feet (1,347.82') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S48<=00'18"E for five hundred fifty-seven and thirty-one hundredths feet (557.31') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S88<=08'32"E, for six hundred forty-four and forty-one hundredths feet (644.41') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S68<=54'06"E, for four hundred five and seventy-two hundredths feet (405.72') to a corner on the northerly line of the existing 25' wide Framingham Extension Sewer Easement owned by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA);

Thence, turning and running S66<=23'34"W, along said existing MWRA Sewer Easement for fifty-six and eighty-six hundredths feet (56.86') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N68<=54'06"W, for three hundred fifty-eight and fifty-three hundredths feet (358.53') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N88<=08'32"W, for six hundred fifty-two and twenty-four hundredths feet (652.24') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N48<=00'18"W, for five hundred forty-eight and seventy-one hundredths feet (548.71') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S71<=45'18"W, for one thousand three hundred twenty-eight and seventy-six hundredths feet (1,328.76') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S83<=35'21"W, for one hundred one and fifty-six hundredths feet (101.56') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N06<=37'29"W, for five hundred thirty and seventy-five hundredths feet (530.75') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N13<=47'58"W, for one hundred seventeen and forty-four hundredths feet (117.44') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N06<=00'32"W, for one hundred thirteen and sixty-two hundredths feet (113.62') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N25<=10'25"W, for thirty-five and fifty-seven hundredths feet (35.57') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S64<=49'35"W, for five and no hundredths feet (5.00') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N25<=10'25"W, for seventy-three and seventy-five hundredths feet (73.75') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N21<=16'13"W, for one hundred seventy and forty-nine hundredths feet (170.49') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N84<=21'44"W, for about eighty-five feet (85'+) to a corner on the Dover/Wellesley Town Line;

Thence, turning and running north along said Town Line for about thirty feet (30'+) to the point of beginning.

Said permanent easement being over land of the commonwealth under the care and custody of the metropolitan district commission described in a deed from the trustees of the Stigmatine Fathers, Inc. to the commonwealth of Massachusetts and recorded at the Norfolk county registry of deeds in Book 5197, Page 372.

Parcel 6. The sixth permanent sewer easement is part of land owned by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) located in the Town of Dover, Massachusetts, containing an area of 13,492 square feet as shown as Parcel 82C on Sheet FM-21 of a plan entitled "Framingham Extension Relief Sewer Land Taking Plans (Force Main and Gravity Sewer) in Framingham, Natick, Wellesley and Dover, Mass. to be taken by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority", prepared by ASEC Corporation to be recorded at the Norfolk county registry of deeds, and being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at its northeasterly corner, located about one hundred forty-five feet (145'+) west of the Wellesley/Dover Town Line, also being at a corner of the existing Framingham Extension Sewer Easement owned by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority;

Thence, S26<=22'22"E, along said existing MWRA Sewer Easement for twenty and two hundredths feet (20.02') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S66<=23'34"W, for six hundred sixty-four and ninety-nine hundredths feet (664.99') to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N68<=54'06"W, for twenty-eight and forty-three hundredths feet (28.43') to a corner on the southerly line of said existing MWRA Sewer Easement;

Thence, turning and running N66<=23'34"E, for six hundred eighty-four and twenty-three hundredths feet (684.23') along said easement to the point of beginning.

Said permanent easement being over land of the commonwealth under the care and custody of the metropolitan district commission described in a deed from the trustees of the Stigmatine Fathers, Inc. to the commonwealth of Massachusetts and recorded in the Norfolk county registry of deeds in Book 5197, Page 372.

Temporary Construction Easements and Access Easements. The appurtenant temporary construction easements are located in the towns of Wellesley and Dover, as shown on Sheets FM-18 through FM-22 of a plan entitled "Framingham Extension Relief Sewer Land Taking Plans (Force Main and Gravity Sewer) in Framingham, Natick, Wellesley and Dover, Mass. to be taken by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority", prepared by ASEC Corporation to be recorded at the Norfolk county registry of deeds. In addition, the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority is also authorized to use existing roads within the Elm Bank Reservation for construction access and is also authorized to acquire a temporary access easement in, on, and through a parcel of land located within the Elm Bank Reservation and generally described as follows: including so much of the Elm Bank Reservation land as lies between the proposed Framingham Extension Relief Sewer alignment and the property line dividing the reservation from privately owned land in the town of Dover; and bounded on the easterly side by a line commencing at a point on the intersection of the property line of the reservation and private property in said town of Dover and the easterly limit of a dirt road running northerly from Turtle Lane, a private lane in said town of Dover, and extending northerly along the eastern limit of an existing dirt road within the reservation to the proposed Framingham Extension Relief Sewer alignment; and bounded on the westerly side by a line commencing at a point on the intersection of the property line of the reservation and private property in said town of Dover and a line approximately one hundred feet westerly of Buttercup Lane, a private lane in said town of Dover, and extending northerly to the proposed Framingham Extension Relief Sewer alignment, as generally shown on a plan of land entitled "Massachusetts Water Resources Authority Elm Bank Access Easement Plan", to be recorded at the Norfolk county registry of deeds. The more precise location and orientation of the limits of the temporary access easement on the Elm Bank Reservation will be determined by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority in consultation with the metropolitan district commission.

SECTION 3. Notwithstanding the provisions of sections forty E to forty J, inclusive, of chapter seven of the General Laws or any other general or special law to the contrary, the division of capital planning and operations, acting for and on behalf of the commonwealth, is hereby authorized and directed to transfer, for nominal consideration, a temporary construction sewer easement in a parcel of land in the town of Natick, acquired by the metropolitan water board, a predecessor of the metropolitan district commission, by Order of Taking by said metropolitan water board recorded at Middlesex county south registry of deeds on January 1, 1898 in Book 2635, Page 1 to the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority for the purpose of constructing a sewer line, subject to such additional terms and conditions as the commissioner may prescribe. Said temporary construction sewer easement contains an area of about 800 square feet as shown as Parcel TC-80 on Sheet FM-16 of a plan entitled "Framingham Extension Relief Sewer Land Taking Plans (Force Main and Gravity Sewer) in Framingham, Natick, Wellesley and Dover, Mass. to be taken by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority", prepared by ASEC Corporation, to be recorded at the Middlesex county south registry of deeds.

SECTION 4. The board of selectmen of the town of Natick, acting for and on behalf of the town of Natick, is hereby authorized and directed to transfer, for nominal consideration, pursuant to the provisions of section three of chapter forty of the General Laws, five permanent sewer easements together with appurtenant temporary construction sewer easements in a parcel of land in the town of Natick, acquired by the town of Natick, for park purposes to the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority for the purpose of installing, maintaining and operating a sewer line, subject to such additional terms and conditions as are mutually agreed between the board of selectmen and the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority, being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Parcel 7. The seventh permanent sewer easement is located in the Town of Natick, Massachusetts, containing an area of 6,469 square feet as shown as Parcel 1OA on Sheet 4 of a plan entitled "Framingham Extension Relief Sewer Land Taking Plans in Framingham, Natick, Wellesley and Dover, Mass. to be taken by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority" dated January, 1993, prepared by ASEC Corporation and recorded as Plan Number 51 of 1993 on January 22, 1993 at the Middlesex county south registry of deeds, and being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point at its northwest corner, also being a common corner with the line between land owned by John A. Hill, Jr., and land of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA);

Thence, running N86<=31'30"E, for twenty and no hundredths feet (20.00') by said MBTA land;

Thence, turning and running S04<=28'04"E, for three hundred twenty-three and twenty-seven hundredths feet (323.27') through said Town of Natick land to a corner on the northerly layout line of West Central Street;

Thence, turning and running S85<=27'53"W, for twenty and no hundredths feet (20.00') by West Central Street to a corner on the line with said Hill land owned by John A. Hill, Jr.;

Thence, turning and running N04<=28'04"W, for three hundred twenty-three and sixty-four hundredths feet (323.64') by said Hill land to the point of beginning.

Said permanent easement being over land of the town of Natick described in a deed from George C. Fairbanks to the town of Natick on October 31, 1927.

Parcel 8. The eighth permanent sewer easement is located in the Town of Natick, Massachusetts, containing an area of 3,214 square feet as shown as Parcel 1OB on Sheet 4 of a plan entitled "Framingham Extension Relief Sewer Land Taking Plans in Framingham, Natick, Wellesley and Dover, Mass. to be taken by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority" dated January, 1993, prepared by ASEC Corporation and recorded as Plan Number 51 of 1993 on January 22, 1993 at the Middlesex county south registry of deeds, and being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point at its northeast corner, also being a corner between land of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) and the Mill Street layout line;

Thence, turning and running S29<=16'08"E, for thirty-five and sixty-six hundredths feet (35.66') along said layout line to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S86<=53'52"W, for ninety-one and twenty-eight hundredths feet (91.28') along the existing 20' wide Framingham Extension Sewer Easement owned by the Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N49<=51'28"W, for forty-six and seventy-one hundredths feet (46.71') again by said existing MDC sewer easement to a corner, also being on the line with land of said MBTA;

Thence, turning and running N86<=53'52"E, for one hundred nine and fifty-eight hundredths feet (109.58') to the point of beginning.

Said permanent easement being over land of the town of Natick described in a deed from George C. Fairbanks to the town of Natick on October 31, 1927.

Parcel 9. The ninth permanent sewer easement is located in the Town of Natick, Massachusetts, containing an area of 21,051 square feet as shown as Parcel 51 on Sheets FM-5 and FM-6 of a plan entitled "Framingham Extension Relief Sewer Land Taking Plans (Force Main and Gravity Sewer) in Framingham, Natick, Wellesley and Dover, Mass. to be taken by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority" dated November 1991, prepared by ASEC Corporation to be recorded at the Middlesex county south registry of deeds, and being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point at its southeast corner, also being a corner at the intersection of two southerly lines of said MBTA land with the westerly line of said other Natick land;

Thence, running S56<=13'31"W, for twenty-seven and sixty-three hundredths feet (27.63') by said other Natick land to a corner;

Thence, running westerly and bending northerly by a curve having a radius of three thousand eight hundred eighty-one and eight hundredths feet (3,881.08') and a length of nine hundred thirty-two and seventy-two hundredths feet (932.72') through said Natick land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N04<=11'45"E, for ten and no hundredths feet (10.00') through said Natick land to a corner;

Thence, running westerly and bending northerly by a curve having a radius of three thousand eight hundred seventy-one and eight hundredths feet (3,871.08') and a length of two hundred nine and nine hundredths feet (209.09') through said Natick land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N07<=17'26"E, for ten and no hundredths feet (10.00') through said Natick land to a corner on the southerly line of said MBTA land;

Thence, running easterly and bending northerly by a curve having a radius of three thousand eight hundred sixty-one and eight hundredths feet (3,861.08') and a length of one thousand one hundred sixty-one and sixty-one hundredths feet (1,161.61') by said MBTA land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S09<=56'49"E, for eight and seventy-five hundredths feet (8.75') by said MBTA land to the point of beginning.

Said permanent easement being over land of the town of Natick described in the deed from George P. Baker, Richard C. Bond, Jervis Langdon, Jr. and Willard Wirtz, Trustees of the Property of the Penn Central Transportation Company to the town of Natick recorded in the Middlesex county south registry of deeds in Book 12115, Page 294.

Parcel 10. The tenth permanent sewer easement is located in the Town of Natick, Massachusetts, containing an area of 3,125 square feet as shown as Parcel 52 on Sheet FM-7 of a plan entitled "Framingham Extension Relief Sewer Land Taking Plans in Framingham, Natick, Wellesley and Dover, Mass. to be taken by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority" dated November 11, 1991, prepared by ASEC Corporation to be recorded at the Middlesex county south registry of deeds and being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point at its southeast corner, also being a corner on the northerly line of other land of the town of Natick, also being about two hundred and forty-six feet (246'+) from the intersection of said northerly line with the westerly line of land owned now or formerly by Ermeto & Gena W. Antinori;

Thence, running S73<=26'02"W, for twenty and sixty hundredths feet (20.60') by said Natick land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N30<=23'44"W, for one hundred fifty-six and forty-six hundredths feet (156.46') through said Natick land to a corner on the southerly line of said MBTA land;

Thence, turning and running N74<=28'11"E, for twenty and sixty-nine hundredths feet (20.69') by said MBTA land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S30<=23'44"E, for one hundred fifty-six and eight hundredths feet (156.08') through said Natick land to the point of beginning.

Said permanent easement being over land of the town of Natick described in a deed from the commonwealth under the care and custody of the department of natural resources to the town of Natick and recorded in the Middlesex county south registry of deeds in Book 12460, Page 348.

Parcel 11. The eleventh permanent sewer easement is located in the town of Natick, Massachusetts, containing an area of 11,045 square feet as shown as Parcel 53 on Sheets FM-7 and FM-8 on a plan entitled "Framingham Extension Relief Sewer Land Taking Plans (Force Main and Gravity Sewer) in Framingham, Natick, Wellesley and Dover, Mass. to be taken by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority" dated November 1991, prepared by ASEC Corporation to be recorded at the Middlesex county south registry of deeds, and being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at its northeast corner, also being a corner on the westerly end of Middlesex Avenue and located about seven feet (7') south of the intersection of said westerly end with the northerly street line of said Middlesex Avenue;

Thence, running S19<=33'58"E, for twenty and five hundredths feet (20.05') by said Middlesex Avenue to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S74<=16'26"W, for two hundred fifty-five and nineteen hundredths feet (255.19') through said Natick land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S48<=39'08"W, for sixteen and fifty-seven hundredths feet (16.57') through said Natick land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S73<=22'52"W, for two hundred five and ninety-four hundredths feet (205.94') through said Natick land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S64<=17'24"W, for thirty-five and twenty-five hundredths feet (35.25') through said Natick land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N53<=07'48"W, for twenty-eight and nine hundredths feet (28.09') through said Natick land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N30<=23'44"W, for twenty-six and fifty-one hundredths feet (26.51') through said Natick land to a corner on the southerly line of land owned by the Town of Natick;

Thence, turning and running N73<=26'02"E, for twenty and sixty hundredths feet (20.60') by said Natick land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running S30<=23'44"E, for twenty-three and forty hundredths feet (23.40') through said Natick land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N73<=22'52"E, for two hundred thirty-three and twenty-two hundredths feet (233.22') through said Natick land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N48<=39'08"E, for sixteen and seventy-three hundredths feet (16.73') through said Natick land to a corner;

Thence, turning and running N74<=16'26"E, for two hundred fifty-eight and thirty-nine hundredths feet (258.39') through said Natick land to the point of beginning.

Said permanent easement being over land of the town of Natick described in a deed from the Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Company to the town of Natick recorded in the Middlesex county south registry of deeds in Book 11457, Page 566.

Temporary Construction Easements. The appurtenant temporary construction easements are located in the town of Natick, shown on Sheets 4 through 9 of a plan entitled "Framingham Extension Relief Sewer Land Taking Plans in Framingham, Natick, Wellesley and Dover, Mass. to be taken by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority", dated January, 1993, prepared by ASEC Corporation and recorded as Plan Number 51 of 1993 on January 22, 1993 at the Middlesex county south registry of deeds and on Sheets FM-5, FM-6, FM-7, and FM-8 of plan entitled "Framingham Extension Relief Sewer Land Taking Plans (Force Main and Gravity Sewer) in Framingham, Natick, Wellesley and Dover, Mass. to be taken by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority", prepared by ASEC Corporation to be recorded at the Middlesex county south registry of deeds.

SECTION 5. The more precise configuration of the parcels described in sections one, two, three and four of this act shall be as shown on that plan of land referenced in said sections one, two, three and four as such plan is further revised, if necessary, and recorded with the Middlesex county south registry of deeds and the Norfolk county registry of deeds. In the event that the property so described in this act contradicts or is inconsistent with such parcels as shown upon said plan of record, then said plan of record and any subsequent plans of record shall control as to the accuracy and correctness of such description.

SECTION 6. All property interest to the parcels described in sections one, two and three of this act shall revert to the commonwealth in the event that the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority no longer needs such land for the purpose of installing, maintaining and operating a sewer line.

SECTION 7. All property interest to the parcels described in section four of this act shall revert to the town of Natick in the event that the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority no longer needs such land for the purpose of installing, maintaining and operating a sewer line.

SECTION 8. All costs associated with the transfer and use of the parcels described in sections one, two, three and four of this act shall be borne by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority.

SECTION 9. Chapter one hundred and thirty-two of the acts of nineteen hundred and ninety-four is hereby repealed.