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Greenwood CDC accepts donated Parcel 8 for Main Street project; approves office lease
Summary
The Greenwood Community Development Corporation approved the donation of Parcel 8 at Main and Washington streets for the Main Street enhancement project, authorized a director to sign closing documents, approved an office lease for Suite 335, and approved minutes from its June 27, 2025 minutes.
The Greenwood Community Development Corporation voted to accept a donated parcel at the intersection of Main Street and Washington Street for the city's Main Street enhancement project and authorized a director to sign the documents needed to complete the donation.
The vote came after the board considered the donation of "Parcel 8," described in the meeting record as a property at Main Street and Washington Street donated to the city for the Main Street enhancement project. Director St. Pierre moved that St. Pierre be designated to sign the necessary documents; the motion was seconded and approved.
Why it matters: accepting the parcel advances the Main Street enhancement project by placing the property under city control for project use, and designating a director to sign formal papers clears a procedural step necessary to complete the donation.
The board also approved a lease in Suite 335 for a medical tenant recorded in the minutes as "Atlanta Atlanta Medical LLC." The record states the tenant is occupying the space under temporary occupancy and that the leased area is two offices within Suite 335, not the entire third floor. The board moved to accept the lease and approved the motion.
The board opened the meeting by approving its minutes from June 27, 2025. All votes taken on these items were recorded by voice and carried without recorded opposition.
Quotes and procedure: During the meeting the presiding officer announced, "The motion passes," after voice votes. Director St. Pierre moved to designate St. Pierre to sign the documents, saying, "I motion to designate director Saint Pierre to sign," as recorded in the meeting transcript.
The meeting record did not include roll-call vote tallies or detailed terms of the lease such as rent, lease length, or landlord obligations. The lease discussion noted only that the tenant was under temporary occupancy and that the leased area comprised two offices in Suite 335.
