The General Assembly Raised Bill No. 7282 proposes the conveyance of a 5-acre parcel of state land located in Plymouth to Gentile's Campground for a fee of $5,000 plus administrative costs. The land is specifically bounded by several identified parcels and the Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection will determine the precise size and location of the parcel. If a survey is deemed necessary for the conveyance, Gentile's Campground will be responsible for the associated costs. The conveyance is subject to approval by the State Properties Review Board, and the land will remain under the care of the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection until the conveyance is finalized.

The bill stipulates that Gentile's Campground must use the land for open space, recreational, or lodging purposes. Should the campground fail to use the land for these purposes, not retain ownership, or lease any portion of it, the parcel will revert back to the state. Additionally, the State Properties Review Board is required to complete its review of the conveyance within thirty days of receiving a proposed agreement from the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection. The bill introduces new legal language regarding the conveyance process and the responsibilities of the involved parties, while deleting any previous provisions that may conflict with these new stipulations.