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City approves sale of unused parcels to revive Peerless Oven property; purchaser commits to building improvements
Summary
The commission approved sale of two city parcels at Harrison and West Adams to a company associated with longtime local manufacturer Brian Huntley, aiming to return a family business property to productive use.
The Sandusky City Commission on July 14 approved an ordinance declaring portions of two city‑owned parcels (parcel numbers cited in the ordinance) no longer needed for municipal use and authorized sale to an entity to be formed by Brian Huntley, owner of Peerless Oven (Fearless Dovan Manufacturing Company).
Background and action: The ordinance declared specific portions of city real property at the northwest corner of Harrison Street and West Adams Street surplus to municipal needs and directed the city…
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