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Resident asks about 4416 Greenlee Avenue; CIC confirms village has assumed title and will determine disposition
Summary
A resident asked whether the CIC was selling 4416 Greenlee Avenue. The board said the property is now owned by the Village of Saint Bernard, paperwork is pending, and the village will decide whether to offer the parcel through the CIC process (which allows plan review and resale conditions) or advertise for highest bidder through council.
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A member of the public asked how to purchase 4416 Greenlee Avenue after hearing the deed had transferred to the city.
CIC and village representatives said the property is now owned by the Village of Saint Bernard pending final documentation. The parcel was discussed as the result of prior tax-lien and demolition activity: the village purchased or otherwise assumed title after rounds of sheriff's sale produced no bidders. Officials said the property will need a disposition plan and that council will decide whether the village will (a) sell it to the highest bidder through the village process or (b) turn the parcel over to the CIC to market through the CIC's application and plan-review process, which allows the board to set architectural or use criteria.
Why it matters: if the village uses the CIC process, the parcel could be marketed with development standards intended to support neighborhood fit and single-family redevelopment; if sold by the village through a highest-bidder sale, different outcomes are possible. No final decision or sale terms were announced; officials said staff will bring the matter to council and the CIC when documentation is complete and a timeline will be posted.
Public information and next steps
Officials said they will advertise any disposition on the Village website, the village newsletter, and the village Facebook page. Residents interested in purchasing the parcel were told they would be able to submit proposals once the village determines a disposition plan and posts the timeline.
Ending
Board members said they will discuss the property disposition with council and bring a plan back to the CIC; no sale or transfer to a third party was completed at the meeting.
