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Board approves RFP to sell Old Palm City parcel with $3 million minimum bid, requires conveyance of 0.93‑acre stormwater parcel
Summary
Martin County approved a draft request for proposals to sell and redevelop a 5.76‑acre county‑owned property in Old Palm City with a minimum bid of $3,000,000, mandatory donation of a 0.93‑acre parcel for stormwater access to Danforth Creek and design requirements aligned with the Old Palm City redevelopment plan.
Martin County commissioners on Jan. 28 approved a draft request for proposals (RFP) to solicit redevelopment proposals for a 5.76‑acre county‑owned property in Old Palm City. The RFP sets a minimum bid of $3,000,000, requires the buyer to convey at no cost a roughly 0.93‑acre western portion of the site back to the county for drainage and stormwater access to Danforth Creek, and establishes design controls consistent with the Old Palm City redevelopment plan.
County real property manager Carla Segura presented the draft RFP, which staff said was drafted under Florida Statute 163.380 in coordination with the CRA and relevant county departments. The RFP requires…
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