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Public asks about old health department; supervisors outline survey and sale steps
Summary
During public input, community members asked about the county’s old public-health building. Supervisors said the county intends to dispose of the property through an auction or sealed-bid process and described a planned survey to preserve parking and create a maintenance easement before sale.
During the public-input segment of the March 18 meeting, a resident asked for details about the county’s old public-health building. Board members said the county intends to dispose of the building and explained steps staff plan to take before offering the property for sale.
County staff told the questioner the board’s direction is to dispose of the property and that the sale must follow statutory procedures such as auction or sealed bid to comply with the code. Staff described a planned survey to carve out an unbilled outlot that preserves an existing parking area adjacent to an alley; the survey will also create a maintenance easement for a retaining wall that serves both the alley and the public-health building site.
Staff said the survey will produce an updated legal description for the health department parcel that will be used in the sale process. A county official said the surveyor is lined up and the county is awaiting completion of nearby monument resets tied to a city project before the full survey proceeds. The board said it will provide updates when more information is available and that staff expects to return with the item on a future agenda.
No formal action to sell the property was taken on March 18; the board described the steps required to preserve parking and create legal clarity before a disposition.
