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Council approves option to sell city-owned property to Wildcat Data Infrastructure II LLC with attorney edits

2853698 · April 1, 2025
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Summary

The City Council approved an option to buy city-owned property with Wildcat Data Infrastructure II LLC for economic development, directing the city attorney to make scrivener edits to the contract; the roll call vote was unanimous.

The City Council voted to approve an option to sell city-owned property to Wildcat Data Infrastructure II LLC for economic development and directed the city attorney to make scrivener edits to the contract.

Councilmember Dr. Langford moved to approve the option to buy with the edits requested by the city attorney; Councilmember Briley seconded. The motion passed on a roll call vote with seven votes in favor and none opposed.

The contract was described during the meeting as an option to buy city-owned property “for economic development,” but the meeting record did not include the purchase price or the full legal description of the property beyond the phrase “legal description as listed.” City Attorney Nakamura was asked to correct scrivener errors and prepare the final contract language before execution. The meeting record does not specify further terms or contingencies for the option agreement.

Roll-call votes recorded at the meeting were: Dr. Langford — yes; Briley — yes; Young — yes; Wofford — yes; Tyler — yes; Swift — yes; Hair — yes. The council president announced, "Item 17 is approved," immediately after the tally.

The council did not discuss additional specifics about timing, sale price, or development obligations during the item. The meeting moved next to a personnel matter and then to adjournment.