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District says 1912 building transfer to historical society is complete
Summary
The superintendent said the 1912 Building has been transferred out of district ownership after deed and easement issues were resolved; the historical society will assume maintenance and insurance responsibilities.
The superintendent told the board that the 1912 Building next to district property is no longer owned by Regional School Unit MS 86 following a mail-in closing that resolved deed and well-easement issues.
"The 1912 Building next door is no longer the property of this 86," he said, adding that the transfer took longer than expected because the parties needed to iron out deeds and easements for wells. He said the historical society is glad to have the building and that the district no longer bears responsibility for maintenance and insurance of a building it is not using.
The superintendent described the outcome as beneficial to both parties: the historical society can preserve the property and the district avoids ongoing maintenance and insurance obligations. No sale price or future plans for the building were provided in the meeting record.
