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Board approves one-year renewal for Pineland tenant at $2,300 monthly with addendum
Summary
The county approved a one-year renewal of the lease for the Pineland building tenant (Pineland Behavioral Health and Developmental disabilities organization) at the existing monthly rent of $2,300, with an addendum giving the tenant notice and opportunity to bid if the premises are offered for sale.
The Appling County Board of Commissioners approved a one-year lease renewal for the tenant of the Pineland building on South Main Street, keeping the monthly rent at $2,300 and adding a lease addendum that requires the county to promptly notify the tenant if the premises are offered for sale and to permit the tenant an opportunity to bid.
County staff reported the original lease for the property had expired on June 30 and that the tenant—identified in meeting materials as the Pineland behavioral health and developmental disabilities organization—wished to remain in the premises under the same rent for one year. The proposed addendum states the tenant shall be promptly notified if the county offers the premises for sale and shall have the opportunity to bid.
A county official moved to approve the lease with the addendum; the board carried the motion in open session.
Why it matters: The renewal maintains continuity for the behavioral-health tenant and preserves an explicit right of first opportunity to bid if the county later offers the property for sale. The motion preserves an operating tenancy and the county’s contractual obligation to give the tenant notice and bidding opportunity specified in the addendum.
Action: The board voted to approve the one-year lease renewal with the addendum; the minutes record the motion as carried.
