2. Negotiate, draft, execute and deliver any documents necessary to settle any boundary line discrepancies;

3. Exercise, in accordance with the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 23, chapter 304, the power of eminent domain to quiet for all time any possible challenges to ownership of the state property;

4. Negotiate, draft, execute and deliver any easements, conservation easements or other rights that, in the commissioner's discretion, may contribute to the value of a proposed sale or lease of the State's interests; and

5. Release any interests in the state property that, in the commissioner's discretion, do not contribute to the value of the remaining state property; and be it further

Sec. 3. Property interests that may be conveyed. Resolved: That the state property authorized to be sold pursuant to this resolve is up to 15 acres of unimproved land, subject to existing rights and easements, designated Parcel D "Terrace Housing" on the "Maine Youth Center" plan developed by Winton Scott Architects; except that any conveyance must be made subject to affordable neighborhood development covenants. The commissioner is also authorized to execute a boundary line agreement with the City of Portland to straighten a jog in the property line separating the old Maine Youth Center from the Portland International Jetport; the parcels exchanged must be roughly equivalent in size and of similar value so that no consideration is required; and be it further

Sec. 4. Property to be sold as is. Resolved: That the commissioner may negotiate and execute purchase and sale agreements upon terms the commissioner considers appropriate. The state property must be sold as is, with no representations or warranties.

Title must be transferred by quitclaim deed without covenant, executed by the commissioner, but the 15 acres in section 3 must be transferred subject to affordable neighborhood development covenants and in compliance with local zoning ordinances; and be it further

Sec. 5. Exemptions. Resolved: That any conveyance pursuant to this resolve is exempt from any statutory or regulatory requirement that the property first be offered to the Maine State Housing Authority or another state or local agency; and be it further