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Lacey council directs staff to prepare surplus resolution to transfer Mullen Road parcel to Housing Authority for affordable housing
Summary
Council instructed staff to prepare a resolution declaring the 5.3-acre Mullen Road property surplus and to negotiate direct sale to the Housing Authority of Thurston County, with staff recommending a nominal $1 transaction and a recorded affordable-housing covenant for households at or below 80% of AMI.
The City of Lacey will prepare a resolution to declare the city-owned Mullen Road parcel surplus and to negotiate a direct transfer to the Housing Authority of Thurston County for development of affordable housing, city staff and councilmembers said at the July 22 work session.
Vanessa Dolby, Community and Economic Development Director, told council the city became owner of the roughly 5.3-acre, wooded parcel on June 30, 2025 after purchasing it from LOTT Clean Water Alliance for a final sale price of $451,300 (closing and title-related costs increased the original $450,000 purchase price). Staff noted the property sits across the street from Camacho Middle School and that an appraisal value was $700,000 while the…
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