Section 22-106. Wharf property; acquisition; public hearing required  


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  • The
      mayor, prior to  approving  or  authorizing  the  acquisition  of  wharf
      property  or  uplands, or directing the vesting in the city of any title
      thereto, may hold a public hearing and shall  refer  any  such  proposed
      acquisition  to  the  appropriate  agency  pursuant to the provisions of
      chapter eight of the charter. Public notice of any hearing held  by  the
      mayor shall be given by publication for six consecutive days in the City
      Record,  not  less  than  seven,  nor  more than thirty days before such
      public hearing. Such publication  shall  contain  in  addition  to  such
      information  as  the  commissioner may deem proper, a description of the
      property to be affected  by  the  order  to  acquire  such  property,  a
      statement  by  the  mayor  of  the  date,  time and place of such public
      hearing, and an abstract of the recommendation of  the  commissioner  in
      relation to such vesting of title.