Act for the Establishment and Administration of Technology Industrial Parks Article 19

The transferees of the private land or buildings in the Parks shall be limited to the businesses operating in the Parks.The Bureau or its branch offices may offer to purchase, via mutual consultation, the land or buildings mentioned in the preceding paragraph in any of the following circumstances; the Government Procurement Act shall not apply to such purchase. Such land and buildings may be expropriated if the owners thereof refuse to participate in the consultation or an agreement cannot be reached through the consultation:1. Not intended for use by the businesses operating in the Parks;2. Improper usage;3. Transfer price is rigged up;4. Business has been suspended voluntarily for more than six months or ceased to operate;5. The land is needed to accommodate any updated plans; or6. The business shall move out of the Park in accordance with the provisions of Articles 10 and 38.Where private land or buildings are acquired in accordance with the provisions of Subparagraphs 1 to 4 in the preceding paragraph, the Bureau or its branch offices may request the owners or the occupants thereof to remove any materials stored inside or outside of such land or buildings within a time limit. Failing to comply with such requirement within the time limit, the owners of the properties shall bear all expenses and damages incurred thereof for transferring such materials to another storage location or cashing out of such materials on the owner’s behalf, or petitioning to the court for auctioning such materials; in such case the net proceeds, if any, after deducting the relevant costs shall be dealt with in accordance with the law.Where private land or buildings are acquired in accordance with the Subparagraph 5, Paragraph 2 above, the original owners shall be given priority allocation of buildings or land for plant relocation, and compensations shall be offered for the losses caused by business relocation and suspension of work; the measures relating thereto shall be prescribed by the competent authority.Any remaining materials left by the disbanded businesses that used to operate in the Parks shall be disposed of within one year. Otherwise, such materials shall be cashed out by the Bureau or its branch offices, or petitioned to the court for auctioning; in such case, the net proceeds, if any, after deducting the relevant costs shall be dealt with in accordance with the law.The land or buildings acquired by the Bureau or its branch offices through purchase via consultation, expropriations, or petitions to court for auction, may be leased (in case of land) or leased or sold (in case of buildings), respectively, to other businesses operating in the Parks.Regulations governing the land lease and the lease and sale of buildings as mentioned in the preceding paragraph shall be prescribed by the competent authority, without being subject to the provisions of Articles 7, 28, and 66 of the National Property Act and Articles 25, 26, and 86 of the Budget Act.