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Board authorizes sale of Hicksford Elementary; school board may retain proceeds to fund justice-unit participation
Summary
The Greensville County Board of Supervisors approved Resolution 25-78, authorizing the Greensville County School Board to sell Hicksford Elementary School and retain the proceeds to fund costs of participating in a unit-of-justice program.
The Greensville County Board of Supervisors approved Resolution 25-78, which authorizes the Greensville County School Board to sell real property generally known as Hicksford Elementary School and to retain the net proceeds for use in funding all or part of the costs the school board will incur to participate in a unit-of-justice program.
The resolution cites Virginia Code section 22.1-129(A) as the authority for the board—s action. The board—s approval was based on the school board—s representation that sale proceeds will fund participation costs in the unit-of-justice program as described by Dr. Edwards.
During the roll call, one supervisor abstained, stating a conflict: "I will have to abstain as that is my employer." The remaining supervisors voted yes and the resolution passed.
Ending: The school board may proceed with the sale and retain the proceeds for the stated program purpose; the county record shows the board relied on the school board—s representation about intended use of funds.
