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Prosser board approves resolution to begin sale process for three district properties
Summary
The board adopted Resolution 13/24 to begin the state‑required process to sell three non‑park district properties, including the former district office on Grant Avenue and a parcel at the white church; pricing and realtor selection will follow.
The Prosser School District Board approved Resolution 13/24, authorizing the district to begin the state‑required process to sell three non‑park properties owned by the district.
Administrators told the board the parcels are not recreational green space; the three properties under consideration include the former district office on Grant Avenue, the parcel that contains the “white church” (distinct from the adjacent practice field and greenhouses), and a parcel near KRV across from Milne. The resolution begins a methodical process required by state law: public notice, hiring a realtor, and later setting prices.
The district reported it had published the required legal notice in the newspaper for two consecutive weeks as part of the procedure. Administrators emphasized this action is the initial procedural step; no sales prices or buyer agreements were discussed or approved at the meeting.
Board members moved, seconded and approved the resolution by roll call. Administrators said the next steps will include recruiting a real estate agent and setting asking prices once appraisals and sale strategy are complete.
The board did not discuss repurposing or community uses for the parcels during the vote and clarified that the athletic practice field and greenhouse areas are not part of the sale parcels under consideration.
