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Board asked to declare 10‑acre Dinsmore parcel surplus; staff says property is isolated and not suitable for a school
Summary
Staff recommended declaring a 10‑acre parcel in Dinsmore surplus to open disposition options including sale or land trade; staff said the parcel is isolated, that the court recently confirmed district ownership, and that any sale or trade would come back to the board.
The board considered an item to declare a 10‑acre parcel near Palmer Road in Dinsmore surplus to the district’s educational needs.
A staff presenter said the property is isolated, cannot support a school and only recently was formally confirmed as district property after a court determination. Declaring the parcel surplus, staff said, allows the district to explore disposition options such as a sale or exchanging the parcel for other acreage that may be more useful to the district.
“Right now, we’re just declaring this property as surplus,” staff said, and emphasized that any eventual sale, lease or trade would be brought back to the board for approval. A board member whose district includes the site said the matter attracted local interest and thanked staff for the proactive posture on real estate.
No sale or transfer action was recorded in the meeting transcript; the item appeared on the agenda as a surplus declaration step to open future options.
