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After closed session, board directs staff to continue exploring potential real-estate transfer
Summary
The board met in closed session under a Virginia code exemption to discuss disposition of publicly held real property related to recreational facilities and then voted to continue pursuing a potential transfer of real estate.
The King William County Board of Supervisors went into closed session on Jan. 13 to discuss the potential disposition of publicly held real property related to recreational facilities under the cited Virginia code exemption for property negotiations. County counsel moved the board into closed session pursuant to the applicable Freedom of Information Act exception for negotiating public-property transactions.
After returning to open session, the board certified the closed-session discussion and voted on a motion to continue to proceed with a potential transfer of real estate. The motion passed by roll call, and the board directed staff to continue negotiations and provide updates to the board as the process advances.
County staff said they would circulate a draft contract for review as part of the ongoing negotiation process and will return to the board with recommended next steps and any required public-notice items as they become necessary.
