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McAllen commission authorizes eminent‑domain actions for multiple parcels; record votes held
Summary
The commission authorized and ratified use of eminent domain to acquire several legally described parcels for public purposes, including property for a warehouse storage facility and land for a park and recreational facility. The motions were recorded by roll call as required.
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The McAllen City Commission authorized and ratified the use of eminent domain to acquire multiple parcels of land described in the meeting record for public purposes.
One motion, read into the record, authorized eminent‑domain filings to acquire several tracts described by metes and bounds (including tracts identified as portions of lots and acreage figures) for a warehouse storage facility or other public purpose. The motion was presented as requiring a recorded vote; the transcript records a roll‑call style affirmation where commissioners responded "Aye." The city attorney read an additional oral motion authorizing eminent‑domain proceedings to acquire a parcel along the west side of North Bicentennial Boulevard, Trimpeton Boulevard and Cedar Avenue for a park, playground or other recreational facility and other public purposes; that motion also passed by recorded vote.
Subsequent motions in executive‑session follow‑up authorized the city manager and city attorney to proceed as described in the executive session. The transcript records the required record votes and multiple commissioners answering in the affirmative.
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