Authorizes the village of Upper Brookville, county of Nassau to discontinue and alienate the use of certain parklands

This bill authorizes the village of Upper Brookville in Nassau County to sell a specific 0.366-acre parcel of land currently designated as parkland. Under the legislation, the village can sell the property at fair market value to a private buyer for the purpose of building a residence, provided the land has never been used for public open space. To offset the loss of this area, the village must dedicate other land as new parkland of equal or greater value, or contribute the difference in value toward acquiring additional parkland or improving existing recreational facilities. The bill also includes conditions requiring the village to follow federal rules if the land was previously supported by federal funding.