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Council declares 517 Murphy Road surplus and directs request for proposals
Summary
The council declared 1.6 acres at 517 Murphy Road surplus and authorized staff to issue a request for proposals for sale or transfer, with a clawback provision if development does not occur within an agreed period (Council Bill 68‑65, Ordinance 7107).
The Lebanon City Council declared city‑owned property at 517 Murphy Road (about 1.6 acres) surplus and authorized the city administrator to issue a request for proposals (RFP) for disposition (Council Bill 68‑65 became Ordinance 7107).
Staff said the parks department and parks board recommended that any sale or transfer include a clawback provision so that if development did not occur within a reasonable time frame (staff suggested five years as an example), the property could revert to city control or the purchase price refunded.
Council approved the ordinance on second reading; staff will proceed with the RFP process and evaluate proposals returned under the terms specified by council.
