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Forest Park approves property management agreement with CI Asset Management; authorizes chair to sign Gillum park transition documents

5780718 · September 12, 2025
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Summary

Forest Park’s governing body approved a property management agreement with CI Asset Management and authorized the chair to sign any documents necessary to transition operations of the park at Gillum at the end of the lease term, the meeting record shows.

Forest Park’s governing body approved a property management agreement with CI Asset Management and authorized the chair to sign any documents necessary to transition operations of the park at Gillum at the end of the lease term, the meeting record shows.

The first motion, to approve the property management agreement with CI Asset Management, was moved by Mr. Lawrence and seconded by Mr. Wilson. The chair called the vote; members answered “Aye,” and the chair stated the vote was unanimous. The record in the transcript does not specify the contract value, term length, or other financial details.

A second motion authorized the chair to execute documents needed to effect the transition of existing operations at Gillum at the end of the lease term. That motion was moved by Miss Wilson and seconded by Miss Carter; the chair called the vote, members answered “Aye,” and the chair recorded the action as unanimous. The transcript did not state the lease end date or any associated costs.

Both items were handled with minimal discussion and no additional conditions recorded in the transcript. A brief, separate remark referring to council-chamber audio/TV speaker additions was made near the end of the record; no formal action or details (scope, budget, schedule) on speaker upgrades were provided in the transcript.

Meeting minutes or staff reports should be consulted for contract copies, financials, the lease expiration date, and any required follow-up steps.