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City staff identifies 85 Clearwater-owned parcels for possible surplus; trustees told residential lots will go to market first
Summary
City staff presented an evaluation identifying 85 city and CRA parcels that may qualify as surplus, organized into four categories. Trustees were asked to confirm a strategy to market residential parcels first and to provide input on North Greenwood CRA sites before final surplus recommendations.
City of Clearwater staff on Feb. 3 presented an initial evaluation that identified 85 city- and CRA-owned properties as possible surplus and outlined a staged strategy for marketing and disposal.
Phil Kirkpatrick, economic development and housing, led the presentation and said staff began with a list of more than 400 city-owned parcels, sought departmental input, and narrowed the list to 85 candidate properties. He described four categories: undevelopable parcels (e.g., small remnants from road work), residential parcels suitable for single-family or multifamily development, North Greenwood CRA parcels (both residential and commercial) that may be sold individually or…
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