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Council adds presentations and resolutions to sell two John Deere Drive parcels

2846443 · March 4, 2025
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Summary

Council voted to add to the agenda a presentation and four resolutions related to two city-owned parcels at 200 and 201 John Deere Drive, including resolutions to sell each parcel and to approve sale to a buyer identified as NRC; the items will return for formal consideration at a later meeting.

The Mesquite City Council voted on March 4 to add a presentation and four resolutions related to two city‑owned parcels at 200 and 201 John Deere Drive to the meeting agenda.

A councilmember requested five additions tied to the same properties: a presentation by NRC for 200 John Deere Drive and 201 John Deere Drive, a resolution to authorize sale of 200 John Deere Drive, a resolution to sell 200 John Deere Drive to NRC, a resolution to authorize sale of 201 John Deere Drive, and a resolution to sell 201 John Deere Drive to NRC. The proponent said the two parcels straddle a future road and sit next to the fire station; the presentations will address the split and sale process.

During discussion Council members asked whether the parcels would be appraised and whether both parcels would be appraised twice; a councilmember asked whether separate appraisals had been obtained. The councilmember initiating the additions said there would be no contract yet — only the presentation and the resolutions for council consideration.

A motion to add the presentation and the four resolutions was made, seconded by Councilwoman Gallo, and approved by voice vote. The council did not take the final sale resolutions on March 4; those resolutions will return to the regular council meeting for action after presentations and any required appraisals or further staff work.

Details: The items added are limited to a presentation by NRC and separate resolutions to place the two parcels and proposed sales to NRC on a future agenda; no contract for transfer was presented at the technical review meeting.