Authorizes the town of Eden, county of Erie, to discontinue as parklands and alienate certain lands for the purpose of providing needed resources to the existing parks within such town.

The bill allows the town of Eden in Erie County to remove certain lands from being designated as parklands. This change is intended to help the town provide necessary resources and improvements to its existing parks. Essentially, it gives the town more flexibility in managing its park resources.

Supporters of the bill argue that it is a practical solution for enhancing the town's parks by reallocating land that is not currently serving a park purpose. They believe this will lead to better facilities and services for the community, ultimately benefiting residents and visitors alike.

Critics of the bill may express concern that removing parklands could diminish green spaces and recreational areas for the community. They might argue that this decision prioritizes development over preservation, potentially harming the environment and quality of life for residents.