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Diversion Authority to press adjacent buyers for Horace rail corridor; committee keeps south half in agency hands
Summary
The Diversion Authority Land Management Committee directed staff to meet with adjacent North-side landowners and offer two options for purchasing the Horace rail corridor segment; committee agreed to hold the south half pending the North buyers' firm commitments.
The Diversion Authority Land Management Committee on July 23 directed staff to meet with adjacent property owners and attempt a two‑step sale of a disputed section of the Horace rail corridor, known in committee materials as OAN7249. The committee approved a staff recommendation to seek either (1) sale of the northern half divided into the 11 previously planned lots at the established rate of $0.50 per square foot with 10% earnest money, and to retain the southern half in agency ownership; or (2) if the north buyers decline, to move the entire corridor segment to public sale.
Why it matters: The corridor has been a recurring item for the committee since April 2024. Adjacent owners on the north side have expressed interest but not at a reduced price; one prospective south buyer withdrew. Committee members said keeping…
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