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Graham officials authorize sealed-bid sale of a parcel in Original Graham Block 11

3051435 · January 29, 2025
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Summary

Meeting participants voted to authorize the city manager to advertise by sealed bid the north 71.5 feet of lots 3 and 4 in Original Graham Block 11 in Graham, Young County, and passed a related resolution; vote recorded by voice as 'aye.'

Meeting participants voted to authorize the city manager to advertise for sale by sealed bid a partial parcel described in the motion as Original Graham Block 11 — the north 71.5 feet of lots 3 and 4 — in the City of Graham, Young County, Texas, identified in the motion by Young Central Appraisal District ID number 14O90. The motion also included passing a resolution related to the site.

The action was offered after the body reconvened from an executive session. The motion was made and seconded by Jack and approved on a voice vote; the record shows the presiding official called for those in favor and declared the motion passed. No roll-call tally or individual vote names were recorded in the transcript, and the motion passed without further discussion.

The motion authorized staff to begin the advertising process for a sealed-bid auction; the transcript did not specify a reserve price, minimum bid, timetable for receiving bids, or the text or number of the resolution that was passed. Meeting remarks indicate no other business followed the vote and the meeting was concluded.

Details from the meeting: the action instructs the city manager to advertise the parcel for sealed-bid sale and to implement a resolution related to the site; the transcript did not provide language of the resolution or additional implementation steps. Any procedural steps required by state law or local ordinance for disposition of city real property were not detailed in the available record.