Report on the Real Property Owned and Leased by the Commonwealth of

July 2009

Executive Office for Administration & Finance Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance

David B. Perini, Commissioner

Acknowledgements

This report was prepared under the direction of David B. Perini, Commissioner of the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance and H. Peter Norstrand, Deputy Commissioner for Real Estate Services. Linda Alexander manages and maintains the MAssets database used in this report. Martha Goldsmith, Director of the Office of Leasing and State Office Planning, as well as Thomas Kinney of the Office of Programming, assisted in preparation of the leasing portion of this report.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Executive Summary 1

Report Organization 5

Table 1: Summary of Commonwealth-Owned Real Property by Executive Office 11

Total land acreage, buildings, and gross square feet under each executive office

Table 2: Summary of Commonwealth-Owned Real Property by County or Region 15

Total land acreage, buildings, and gross square feet under each County

Table 3: Commonwealth-Owned Real Property by Executive Office and Agency 19

Detail site names with acres, buildings, and gross square feet under each agency

Table 4: Improvements and Land at Each State Facility by Municipality 75

Detail building list under each facility with site acres and building area by city/town

Table 5: Commonwealth Active Lease Agreements by Municipality 203

Leases between the Commonwealth and public & private entities

Table 6: Property Under DCAM by Status, Agency and Facility Name with Improvements 213

Surplus, occupied, space sharing leases, easements, dispositions, county transfers

Table 7: Commonwealth Land Acquired & Recorded in 2008 by Agency 257

Land acquisitions, predominantly environmental and agricultural restrictions

Table 8: 2008 Completed Land Transactions by the Office of Real Estate 229

Appendix I: Data Sources 235

Appendix II: Glossary of Terms 239

Appendix III: Municipality Index Key 247

Appendix IV: Data Reconciliation Forms 253

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

THE COMMONWEALTH’S REAL ESTATE PORTFOLIO

This report provides a listing of the Commonwealth’s real property holdings and a listing of property leased by the Commonwealth1 as of July 1, 2009.

The total Commonwealth land holdings are 649,806 acres, or approximately 12% of the total land area of Massachusetts. The Commonwealth owns +-13,364 individual land parcels. That amounts to 429 additional land parcels from the last publication of this report in December 2007 or is an increase of about 21,000 acres.

Parcel size ranges from a Massachusetts Highway Department right-of-way of six square feet in East Boston to the 11,400 acre October Mountain State Forest parcel in Washington under the care and control of the Department of Conservation and Recreation. The property uses are varied and include forests, parks, watersheds, swamps, beaches, fish hatcheries, islands, highway rights-of-way, conservation or agricultural restrictions, court parking lots, ice rinks, dams, school or hospital grounds as well as former County properties.

The Commonwealth’s buildings and other improvements, total 79,188,463 gross square feet. There are 6,367 structures on the land. These improvements are quite varied in both size and type: trailers, barns, houses, pools, armories, highway salt and sand sheds, fire observation towers, office buildings, prisons, courts, hospitals and universities. Many state agencies maintain care and control over this variety of real property, which is located in almost every City and Town across the Commonwealth. The largest Commonwealth-owned and operated facility, the University of Massachusetts with its main campus at Amherst, maintains 15,855,668 gross square feet of building space and in various municipalities across Massachusetts occupies 4,301 acres of land with specialized uses.

ADMINISTRATIVE ALLOCATION OF STATE OWNED-PROPERTY Among state Executive Offices, an overview of the distribution of the Commonwealth real property portfolio shows that the greatest amount of land is managed by the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs, which maintains +-606,662 acres, or approximately 11% of the total land in the Commonwealth. Second in land holdings is the Executive Office of Public Safety with +-17,955 acres. Following these are Health and Human Services +-7,166 acres, the Board of Higher Education with +-7,151 acres, Transportation and Public Works managing +-7,050 acres (not counting roads) and Administration and Finance with +-2,490 acres under its jurisdiction.

The Board of Higher Education operates the greatest amount of building and improvement space, with +-31,101,329 gross square feet under its management. Second is the Executive Office of Health and Human Services managing +-11,214,034 gross square feet. Next the Executive Office of Public Safety oversees +-10,210,302 gross square feet of building space. Following are Energy and Environmental Affairs controlling +-7,246,280 gross square feet, Administration and Finance utilizing +-6,560,792 gross square feet and Transportation and Public Works managing +-4,876,936 gross square feet while Judiciary owns and operates +-4,826,836 gross square feet of building space across the Commonwealth.

1 Data presented includes all recorded Commonwealth-owned land and improvements except the following:

• Most land owned by Commonwealth Public Authorities • Land under state highways, roads, bridges, etc.

County properties still under the care and control of operating counties (Suffolk, Norfolk, Plymouth, Bristol, Dukes, and Nantucket counties) are not included in this report, unless the Commonwealth leases them for state functions.

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GEOGRAPHIC ALLOCATION OF STATE-OWNED PROPERTY The total land owned by the Commonwealth is 649,806 acres and the total building space is 79,188,463 gross square feet. The larger portion of Commonwealth-owned land is located in western Massachusetts, while most buildings are located in eastern Massachusetts.

In western Massachusetts, in the geographic area known as Berkshire, Franklin, Hampshire and Hamden counties, the Commonwealth owns +-332,934 acres of land or slightly more than half of all land area owned by the Commonwealth. In eastern Massachusetts in the geographic area of Essex, Suffolk, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, Bristol, Barnstable, Nantucket, and Dukes there are +-170,052 acres of state-owned land. In the county of Worcester alone the Commonwealth owns +-146,821 acres. The combined total of Worcester and the eastern counties equals +-316,873 acres or 16,061 acres less than in only four western counties.

In the same Berkshire, Franklin, Hampshire and Hampden counties, there are +-16,617,202 gross square feet of state-owned buildings and improvements. In county of Worcester, the Commonwealth maintains +-13,545,896 gross square feet of building space. In the remaining eastern counties there are +-48,998,697 gross square feet. Thus, the combined total of Worcester and the eastern counties add up to +-62,570,259 gross square feet of Massachusetts structures or nearly 80% of the total of the Commonwealth’s improvements.

PROPERTIES LEASED BY THE COMMONWEALTH As a tenant, the Commonwealth leases six million, eight hundred eighteen thousand eight hundred and thirty (6,818,830) usable square feet of space. This space is used by Commonwealth agencies across the state and in other states. The Commonwealth’s needs are diverse; space leased by Commonwealth agencies includes office suites, residential facilities, courts facilities, classrooms and laboratories, parking spaces, and various other types of space.

DCAM’s Office of Leasing and State Office Planning in addition to securing space for the Commonwealth agencies to use, maintains and updates the vast amount of data behind each lease. Presently they oversee leases for 4,607,580 usable square feet of office space at 349 sites and 2,211,250 usable square feet of non office area at 111 sites.

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Organization REPORT ORGANIZATION

This report contains eight tables offering various ways of organizing, analyzing and displaying information about the property owned and leased by the Commonwealth.

Table 1, Summary of Commonwealth-Owned Real Property by Executive Office: This table shows statistical groupings of Commonwealth-owned property by Executive Office and User Agency. The table lists the total land area in acres, the total number of improvements and the gross square footage of all improvements for each agency and executive office.

Table 2, Summary of Commonwealth-Owned Real Property by County or Region: This table is a statistical grouping of Commonwealth-owned property by County. Since some county governments have been abolished in recent years, where applicable, the names used refer to the geographic region they once encompassed and not the governmental body1. This table shows the executive office overseeing property in each county. Summarized are total acreage, number of improvements and gross square footage of improvements for each executive office within each county.

Table 3, Commonwealth-Owned Real Property by Executive Office and Agency: This table is a facility detailed list depicting Commonwealth-owned facilities by Executive Office and User Agency. The facility or site name under each agency is alphabetical by municipality and shows totals of acreage, number of improvements and gross square footage for each facility. Open land sites will show no improvement or gross square feet.

Table 4, Improvements at Each State Facility by Municipality: This table is a detailed list of Commonwealth-owned buildings, structures and other improvements at each Commonwealth facility. This table is organized by City and Town, showing alphabetically each State User Agency managing a facility or overseeing a site in that municipality. The total acreage for each site is listed, the name of each improvement at that site is listed, and the total number of any same type structure (for instance 3 sheds) is listed, as well as the gross square footage of each improvement. Open land sites will show no improvement or gross square feet. Totals for Commonwealth property in each municipality are shown. This listing is determined by the reporting to this department (MAssets) of all land and buildings in a particular community by either the user agencies or the municipalities.

Table 5, Active Lease Agreements: This table lists sites occupied by a State agency, but not owned by the Commonwealth. Table 5 provides the start and end date of the lease agreement, location of the space and building usable square footage occupied. For more detailed information on a particular lease agreement, please contact the Division of Capital Asset Management, Office of Leasing and State Office Planning at (617) 727-8000.

Table 6, Property under DCAM by Status, Agency and Facility Name with Improvements: This table is the current list of land and buildings under the care and control of the Division of Capital Asset Management. These properties are grouped by the status of surplus, research needed, occupied by the office of surplus properties or temporarily under DCAM, leases to private entities or space granted to sister agencies, easements, disposition in process or county transfers.

Table 7, Commonwealth-Owned Land Acquired & Recorded in 2008 & 2009 by Agency: This table is organized by managing agency and facility name and shows the city or town in which the acquired land is located. The appraised value and the Commonwealth cost for these acquisitions as well as the number of parcels acquired are listed. This process of recording is ongoing and this table is a snapshot in time.

Table 8, 2008 Completed Land Transactions by the Office of Real Estate: This table showcases the Office of Real Estate Managements productivity as it relates to completed land transactions for the time period of January 1st through December 31st of 2008.

1 Counties currently dissolved are Berkshire, Essex, Franklin, Hamden, Hampshire, Middlesex, and Worcester.

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REPORT ORGANIZATION

HOW TO FIND A STATE OWNED PROPERTY

If you know which State Agency manages or occupies a facility…

See Appendix 2, Glossary of Terms for the letter acronym for the agency. You can then find the Executive Office by looking in Table 1, Summary of Commonwealth-Owned Real Property by Executive Office and the municipality or by looking in Table 3, Commonwealth-Owned Real Property by Executive Office and Agency. For example, to find the Bay State Correctional Center, you would first look for the Department of Corrections in the Glossary of Terms, to find DOC. Then, you would look in table 1 to find DOC listed under the Executive Office of Public Safety. Looking through the section on the Executive Office of Public Safety in Table 3 indicates that the Bay State Correctional Center is located in Norfolk, and that these twenty-one improvements are located on 25 acres of land.

If you know the town where the facility is located, but not the managing agency…

Look in Table 4, Improvements at Each State Facility by Municipality. Table 4 will also show other facilities in the municipality that are managed by other state agencies.

To find out what other facilities are managed by the same agency statewide…

Go to Table 3, where general information on agency and facilities is located. For example, you notice DEM the Department of Environmental Management (now the Department of Conservation and Recreation or DCR) controls the Henry Graf Skating Rink in Newburyport in Table 3. There you can see the other properties managed under DEM (DCR). To find more details about the Henry Graf Skating Rink go to Newburyport in Table 4. Here you’ll see the Skating Rink is 29,614 gross square feet. The Rink together with the other improvements occupies a site of 6.9 acres. For coding purposes, since the change by Environmental Affairs from DEM to DCR, this report will temporarily show most DCR land with buildings being coded with the DEM acronym and most open land or recent acquisitions coded with the DCR acronym.

To determine the geographic distribution of state-owned property…

You can find the data in Table 2, Summary of Commonwealth-Owned Real Property by County or Region. Keep in mind that some county functions have been dissolved; where applicable, we refer to counties as a geographic region only in relation to the placement of a property within a particular area of the state.

If you would like to compare how the properties are allocated between Executive Offices…

See Table 1, Summary of Commonwealth-Owned Real Property by Executive Office.

USING THE APPENDICES…

Appendix 1 describes the Data Sources used to prepare this report.

Browse the Glossary of Terms in Appendix 2 for an explanation of all User Agency Codes as well as any other abbreviations used in this report. This Appendix also defines technical terms used both in collecting data and in generating the report.

Appendix 3: Municipality Index Key will help you locate the municipality you are searching for when Regional Maps appear in the report. Each municipality is listed next to the county, which once or currently governs it, as well as the Regional Map where that municipality can be found. Maps are being updated and will be published in the next report.

Appendix 4: Data Reconciliation Forms Each form either corrects information on an existing property or notifies us of an acquisition or of a disposition. Please update any information found in the report by filling out one of these forms and forwarding it to us. We appreciate your knowledge of property you oversee.

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REPORT ORGANIZATION

Energy and Environmental Affairs Agency Name Changes

The Legislature has addressed the change in functions and property of the former and new Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EOEEA) agencies as well as several other state agencies in Chapter 41 of the Acts of 2003.

Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) and Department of Environmental Management (DEM) are now the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR).

The Department of Food and Agriculture (DFA) is now the Department of Agricultural Resources (DAR).

The Department of Fisheries, Wildlife and Environmental Law Enforcement (DFWELE), The Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (FWE) and the Division of Marine Fisheries (DMF) are now the Department of Fish and Game (DFG).

In this report previous agency names as well as new agency names will appear. Because asset codes which create uniqueness for each state-owned building are not changeable some parcels or sites having buildings on them before the Environmental Affairs agency changes will maintain the former agency listing. For example a site with a building under MDC will remain listed as being under MDC. Building acquisitions and new construction after the Energy and Environmental Affairs agency changes will reflect the new agency acronym code as DCR rather than MDC.

For comments or questions about this report or any state-owned property, please contact us.

Division of Capital Asset Management, Office of Real Estate, One Ashburton Place, 15th Floor, Boston, MA 02108. If more convenient, fax us at (617) 727 6074 or e mail [email protected].

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Table 1

Summary of Commonwealth-Owned Real Property by Executive Office Table 1: Summary Commonwealth-Owned Real Property by Executive Office

Executive Office Agency Acreage Improvements GSF

Administration and Finance BSB 23.47 9 2,731,847 CAM 2,466.80 230 3,828,945 Totals for Administration and Finance 2,490.27 239 6,560,792

Board of Higher Education BCC 211.70 17 377,916 BHC 35.56 7 404,317 BRC 90.84 12 763,881 BSC 211.11 34 1,047,044 CCC 114.48 14 330,254 FRC 58.74 19 773,999 FSC 248.53 45 1,005,415 GCC 93.48 8 301,146 HCC 135.80 12 520,466 LOW 174.76 82 3,469,038 MAS 112.30 13 607,686 MBC 85.82 6 223,295 MCA 4.45 9 849,235 MCC 213.87 17 349,516 MMA 43.17 23 281,176 MWC 268.00 13 922,558 NAC 112.84 21 435,217 NEC 111.66 16 434,203 NSC 76.64 8 271,050 QCC 50.93 14 634,591 RCC 3.29 6 431,626 RGT 7.14 SSC 71.38 35 1,205,311 STC 41.44 24 1,072,679 UMA 3,351.33 366 6,247,486 UMB 182.10 19 2,477,138 UMD 710.90 37 1,183,697 UMM 63.90 12 2,724,120 WOR 37.59 21 719,222 WSC 226.75 27 1,038,047 Totals for Board of Higher Education 7,150.50 937 31,101,329

Commonwealth Zoo Commission CZC 271.30 57 279,365 Totals for Commonwealth Zoo Commission 271.30 57 279,365

Department of Education DOE 233.32 43 272,352 Totals for Department of Education 233.32 43 272,352

Environmental Affairs DAR 50,523.74 DCR 273,376.59 8 160,686 DEM 101,971.17 1,416 3,521,395 DEP 44.82 7 57,928 DFA 52.30 2 14,340 DFG 157,251.67 DFW 455.57 40 35,698 DPH 16.00 FWE 6,640.19 143 321,327 MDC 16,328.10 554 3,134,906 PAB 1.70 Totals for Environmental Affairs 606,661.84 2,170 7,246,280

Health and Human Services CHE 23.70 12 544,618 DMH 1,147.23 219 3,661,051 DMR 3,759.29 500 3,878,511 DPH 1,105.07 134 2,462,269 DSS 0.37 DYS 812.10 19 412,467 HLY 30.35 9 245,231 VET 287.77 9 9,887 Totals for Health and Human Services 7,165.88 902 11,214,034

Judiciary COG 0.63 1 39,272 TRC 140.70 68 4,787,564 Totals for Judiciary 141.33 69 4,826,836

Labor and Workforce Development DET 1.95 6 77,642 Totals for Labor and Workforce Development 1.95 6 77,642

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Executive Office Agency Acreage Improvements GSF

Mass Bay Transp Authority MBT 2.63 Totals for Mass Bay Transp Authority 2.63

Mass Port Authority MPA 209.37 Totals for Mass Port Authority 209.37

Mass Water Resource Authority MWR 92.66 Totals for Mass Water Resource Authority 92.66

Public Safety CDA 6.53 5 39,890 CME 2.64 1 27,750 DFS 3.94 20 79,072 DOC 5,339.83 596 6,870,511 MIL 11,711.28 150 2,343,117 POL 890.69 130 849,962 Totals for Public Safety 17,954.91 902 10,210,302

Secretary of State SEC 5.03 1 100,000 Totals for Secretary of State 5.03 1 100,000

Sheriff's Department SBD 104.64 1 000 SDB 35.81 6 216,705 SDE 20.00 17 325,904 SDF 37.60 4 13,776 SDH 25.13 28 600,602 SDM 111.46 16 262,802 SDS 1.76 9 342,316 SDW 10.25 39 566,951 SHD 29.13 6 93,539 Totals for Sheriff's Department 375.78 126 2,422,595

Transportation and Public Works EOT 0.08 MHD 7,048.82 915 4,876,936 RMV 0.81 Totals for Transportation and Public Works 7,049.71 915 4,876,936

Totals for The Commonwealth 649,806.48 6367 79,188,463

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Table 2

Summary of Commonwealth-Owned Real Property by County Table 2: Summary of Commonwealth-Owned Real Property by County or Region

County/Region Executive Office Acreage Improvements GSF

Barnstable Board of Higher Education 144.96 36 609,930 Environmental Affairs 13,911.13 198 223,527 Health and Human Services 8.39 3 40,483 Public Safety 10,746.61 12 310,222 Transportation and Public Works 377.27 55 122,776 Totals for Barnstable 25,188.36 304 1,306,938

Berkshire Administration and Finance 36.00 4 62,950 Board of Higher Education 329.03 38 813,133 Environmental Affairs 158,629.19 223 268,351 Health and Human Services 4.40 7 11,228 Judiciary 1.86 3 70,370 Public Safety 7.75 13 59,466 Sheriff's Department 35.81 6 216,705 Transportation and Public Works 159.75 82 555,141 Totals for Berkshire 159,203.79 376 2,057,344

Bristol Administration and Finance 494.94 69 836,681 Board of Higher Education 801.74 49 1,947,578 Environmental Affairs 24,432.95 141 482,105 Health and Human Services 258.36 94 1,000,682 Judiciary 7.23 3 238,885 Labor and Workforce Development 1.22 4 37,650 Public Safety 6.51 4 109,040 Sheriff's Department 104.64 1 Transportation and Public Works 1,100.44 93 734,904 Totals for Bristol 27,208.03 458 5,387,525

Dukes Environmental Affairs 4,807.78 8 12,797 Health and Human Services 1.70 Public Safety 0.60 2 7,510 Transportation and Public Works 4.45 Totals for Dukes 4,814.53 10 20,307

Essex Administration and Finance 197.70 9 121,640 Board of Higher Education 266.66 63 1,914,838 Department of Education 233.32 43 272,352 Environmental Affairs 21,784.52 185 981,399 Health and Human Services 95.66 49 429,012 Judiciary 18.57 11 528,093 Public Safety 356.63 12 215,592 Sheriff's Department 20.00 17 325,904 Transportation and Public Works 650.07 72 483,096 Totals for Essex 23,623.13 461 5,271,926

Franklin Board of Higher Education 500.95 32 384,560 Environmental Affairs 84,832.77 115 126,866 Health and Human Services 0.33 1 11,808 Judiciary 1.78 2 47,308 Public Safety 1.84 17 70,959 Sheriff's Department 37.60 4 13,776 Transportation and Public Works 147.03 50 646,646 Totals for Franklin 85,522.30 221 1,301,923

Hampden Administration and Finance 61.03 5 182,790 Board of Higher Education 403.99 63 2,631,192 Environmental Affairs 34,449.45 141 489,932 Health and Human Services 1,044.15 140 1,382,645 Judiciary 16.51 5 337,963 Public Safety 26.74 14 169,545 Sheriff's Department 25.13 28 600,602 Transportation and Public Works 229.71 29 318,169 Totals for Hampden 36,256.71 425 6,112,838

Hampshire Administration and Finance 456.64 4 2,000 Board of Higher Education 2,619.65 306 6,069,246 Environmental Affairs 48,724.38 135 175,699 Health and Human Services 33.43 14 125,321 Judiciary 2.61 3 120,601 Public Safety 13.98 11 51,639 Sheriff's Department 29.13 6 93,539 Transportation and Public Works 71.26 65 508,054 Totals for Hampshire 51,951.07 544 7,146,099

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County/Region Executive Office Acreage Improvements GSF

Middlesex Administration and Finance 105.23 5 205,412 Board of Higher Education 506.07 138 4,658,775 Commonwealth Zoo Commission 258.32 25 170,676 Environmental Affairs 28,836.12 243 1,001,296 Health and Human Services 1,088.92 203 2,508,583 Judiciary 28.35 14 1,028,413 Labor and Workforce Development 0.24 1 10,430 Mass Water Resource Authority 1.19 Public Safety 1,271.57 293 2,790,436 Sheriff's Department 111.46 16 262,802 Transportation and Public Works 665.25 135 545,086 Totals for Middlesex 32,872.71 1,073 13,181,909

Nantucket Environmental Affairs 148.12 Health and Human Services 0.79 1 5,471 Public Safety 0.34 2 4,537 Totals for Nantucket 149.25 3 10,008

Norfolk Administration and Finance 289.10 64 800,829 Board of Higher Education 102.82 7 413,895 Environmental Affairs 12,851.54 142 522,410 Health and Human Services 733.28 136 1,384,416 Mass Water Resource Authority 19.06 Public Safety 1,361.83 159 1,794,901 Transportation and Public Works 439.17 108 234,060 Totals for Norfolk 15,796.80 616 5,150,511

Plymouth Administration and Finance 0.41 1 17,700 Board of Higher Education 343.63 59 1,489,960 Environmental Affairs 30,904.08 212 764,532 Health and Human Services 138.36 8 180,130 Judiciary 19.32 4 293,963 Labor and Workforce Development 0.49 1 29,562 Public Safety 1,953.80 173 1,858,942 Transportation and Public Works 923.10 98 289,146 Totals for Plymouth 34,283.19 556 4,923,935

Suffolk Administration and Finance 42.75 10 3,588,947 Board of Higher Education 238.65 44 4,408,127 Commonwealth Zoo Commission 12.98 32 108,689 Environmental Affairs 4,862.73 172 1,492,019 Health and Human Services 63.61 29 1,979,574 Judiciary 12.84 11 1,523,150 Mass Bay Transp Authority 2.63 Mass Port Authority 209.37 Public Safety 13.72 5 76,962 Secretary of State 5.03 1 100,000 Sheriff's Department 1.76 9 342,316 Transportation and Public Works 649.69 13 151,520 Totals for Suffolk 6,115.76 326 13,771,304

Worcester Administration and Finance 806.47 68 741,843 Board of Higher Education 892.35 102 5,760,095 Environmental Affairs 137,487.09 255 705,347 Health and Human Services 3,694.50 217 2,154,681 Judiciary 32.26 13 638,090 Mass Water Resource Authority 72.41 Public Safety 2,192.99 185 2,690,551 Sheriff's Department 10.25 39 566,951 Transportation and Public Works 1,632.52 115 288,338 Totals for Worcester 146,820.84 994 13,545,896

Totals for The Commonwealth 649,806.48 6,367 79,188,463

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Table 3

Commonwealth-Owned Real Property by Executive Office and Agency Table 3: Commonwealth-Owned Real Property By Executive Office and Agency Executive Office Agency Municipality Facility Name Acreage# Bldgs GSF

Administration and Finance BSB Boston HURLEY BUILDING 4.13 1 347,022 Boston LEASE SALTONSTALL BUILDING 0.24 1 625,000 Boston LINDEMANN BUILDING 4.13 1 225,875 Boston MCCORMACK BUILDING 4.18 1 800,000 Boston PARKING AREA 0.37 1 Boston STATE HOUSE 5.73 1 650,000 Pittsfield PITTSFIELD STATE OFFICE SITE 3.20 2 62,950 Springfield SPRINGFIELD STATE OFFICES LIBERTY ST 1.49 1 21,000 CAM Agawam CRIMINAL JUSTICE TRAINING AGRICULTURE 47.21 Agawam CRIMINAL JUSTICE TRAINING CENTER 1.99 3 36,790 Ashland VACANT LAND SITE 1 0.69 Ashland VACANT LAND SITE 2 1.55 Belchertown BELCHERTOWN SCHOOL MSW LANDFILL 0.00 Belchertown BELCHERTOWN SCHOOL PARCEL F 7.50 Belchertown BELCHERTOWN SCHOOL WELLFIELD SITE 6.50 Belchertown LEASE NEW ENGLAND SMALL FARM INSTITUTE 437.02 3 2,000 Blandford PROJECT DISCONTINUANCE COUNTY ROADS 0.00 Bolton LANCASTER COMPLEX LAND OSP 29.60 Boston LEASE STATE TRANSPORTATION BUILDING 2.64 1 901,000 Boston MHD PARCEL 10 SHAWMUT AVE 0.38 Boston MHD PARCEL 9 BALL ST 0.63 Boston NASHUA ST COMMON EASEMENT 0.04 Boston NASHUA ST WALL EASEMENT 0.07 Boston - Dorch BOSTON STATE HOSPITAL EASEMENT 1B 3.59 Boston - Dorch SURPLUS BOSTON STATE HOSPITAL LOT 2A-3-2 14.00 Boston - EaBos MWRA CENTRAL MAINTENANCE PROJECT 1.50 2 1,050 Boston - JamPl LEASE 105 SOUTH HUNTINGTON 1.12 1 39,000 Boylston VACANT LAND MAIN STREET 120.00 Brookline FORMER FISHER HILL RESERVOIR 10.55 1 Brookline LEASE 1010 COMM AVE 0.60 Cambridge LEASE BULLFINCH BUILDING 1.37 1 200,000 Chicopee CHICOPEE LAND PARCEL 0.21 Danvers FERNCROFT ROAD PARCEL 8.14 Dartmouth SURPLUS STATE POLICE BARRACKS 0.26 2 4,130 Easthampton COUNTY LAND 0.23 Easthampton LIBERTY STREET BRIDGE PARCEL 0.03 Foxborough ACCESS AGREEMENT FOXBOROUGH HOSPITAL H 0.00 Foxborough PARCEL WALNUT ST 16.02 Grafton GRAFTON COMPLEX REDEVELOPMENT PARCEL 13.00 Grafton LEASE GRAFTON COMPLEX DYS13 81.27 8 38,074 Grafton LEASE GRAFTON COMPLEX JOB CORP 40.70 Grafton OLD GRAFTON STATE HOSPITAL OSP 0.00 6 30,059 Granville PROJECT DISCONTINUANCE COUNTY ROADS 0.00 Groveland COUNTY CONSERVATION LAND 5.80 Haverhill COUNTY LAND 0.52 Huntington COUNTY LAND 0.05 Lancaster LANCASTER COMPLEX OSP 98.20 25 173,148 Lancaster LEASE LANCASTER COMPLEX DYS12 0.00 2 13,820 Lancaster LEASE LANCASTER COMPLEX R.F.K. 25.50 5 46,436 Lawrence CORRECTION ALTERNATIVE CENTER 13.92 7 81,204 Lawrence COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS 0.56 1 26,500 Lexington FORMER MIDDLESEX COUNTY HOSPITAL 47.50 Lowell STRIKE REVERTER CLAUSE 0.00 Lowell UMASS - LOWELL MILL DCAM PARCEL 5 1.51 Medfield MEDFIELD STATE HOSPITAL At RR 1.57 Medfield MEDFIELD STATE HOSPITAL WELL 20.30 Medfield SURPLUS MEDFIELD STATE HOSPITAL PARCEL A 157.90 61 787,449 Medfield SURPLUS MEDFIELD STATE HOSPITAL PARCEL B 37.66 1 13,380 Medfield SURPLUS MEDFIELD STATE HOSPITAL PARCEL C 5.00 Medfield SURPLUS MEDFIELD STATE HOSPITAL PARCEL D 22.00 Middleton COUNTY CONSERVATION LAND 121.04 New Bedford BRISTOL ACQUISITION KEMPTON STREET 1.42 1 33,850 New Bedford BRISTOL ACQUISITION MILL STREET 0.69 1 2,849 New Bedford SURPLUS ARMORY - NEW BEDFORD 1.29 1 81,923 North Reading J. T. BERRY REGIONAL CENTER 2.50 North Reading J. T. BERRY REGIONAL CENTER LOT A 34.21 North Reading J. T. BERRY REGIONAL CENTER LOT B 2.49 Northampton COUNTY LAND 4.43 Northampton COUNTY PARKING LOT 0.36 Northampton NORTHAMPTON HOSPITAL MSW LANDFILL 0.00 Northampton OFFICE BUILDING 0.52 1 Otis COUNTY LAND 0.06 Peabody COUNTY CONSERVATION LAND 31.19 Peabody COUNTY LAND 0.15 Plymouth SURPLUS ARMORY - PLYMOUTH 0.41 1 17,700 Quincy MHD RTE 93 SOUTHBOUND PARCEL 7.20 1 Rowley COUNTY LAND 7.00 Russell PROJECT DISCONTINUANCE COUNTY ROADS 0.00

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset Management Report on Real Property July 2009 19 Table 3: Commonwealth-Owned Real Property By Executive Office and Agency Executive Office Agency Municipality Facility Name Acreage# Bldgs GSF

Administration and Finance CAM Rutland RUTLAND HEIGHTS HOSPITAL 87.11 Salem J.MICHAEL RUANE JUDICIAL CENTER 1.03 1 13,936 Shrewsbury GRAFTON COMPLEX CEMETERY 5.29 Shrewsbury GRAFTON COMPLEX PARCEL A-2 10.00 Shrewsbury GRAFTON COMPLEX PARCEL A-5 69.00 Shrewsbury GRAFTON COMPLEX PARCEL B 18.22 Shrewsbury GRAFTON COMPLEX PARCEL C 56.00 Shrewsbury GRAFTON HOSPITAL MSW LANDFILL 0.00 Somerville MWRA MYSTIC SHOPS 1.39 2 Springfield LEASE SPRINGFIELD STATE OFFICES 1.13 1 125,000 Taunton FORMER DEVER SCHOOL WATSON POND PARK 252.00 9 10,294 Taunton FORMER DEVER STATE SCHOOL CORE EOPS 15.30 6 54,496 Taunton FORMER DEVER STATE SCHOOL OFF SITE 38.56 Taunton FORMER DEVER STATE SCHOOL PHASE IV 147.80 40 418,362 Taunton STANLEY AVENUE PARCEL 0.32 Taunton SURPLUS DEVER STATE SCHOOL CORE PHASE V 37.30 9 230,777 Topsfield COUNTY CONSERVATION LAND 8.35 Waltham OUR LADY OF THE AFFLICTED RECTORY LOT 2 1.43 2 5,412