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HCEDC votes 6–1 to pause activity on 210 Main Street property pending review
Summary
After a board member said a local realtor disputed earlier remarks, the Haslet HCEDC Type B board voted to suspend any sale or deed activity for 210 Main Street until March 2026.
The Haslet Community and Economic Development Corporation (HCEDC) Type B board voted Sept. 24 to pause all activity on the 210 Main Street property — including sale, deeding or other business — until after March 2026.
A board member recalled comments from a July meeting and said they contacted a representative of Charlie Brown Realty Group (part of Keller Williams) to verify the earlier exchange. The realtor reportedly said the July remarks overstated his conversation and that a third realtor was not involved in the Haslet project. Following that clarification, a board member moved to suspend activity on the property; the motion passed with six votes in favor and one opposed.
The suspension is recorded in the meeting as covering any sale or deeding of the property and remains in effect through March 2026 unless the board rescinds it. The board did not discuss additional conditions or next steps for selling or marketing the parcel during the meeting; staff and legal follow-up were mentioned as next steps.
The action was taken during agenda item 7.2 and was recorded in the meeting transcript as a formal vote.
