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Board approves sale of Lee High tennis courts to school board for $500,000
Summary
The Lee County Board of Supervisors voted to accept the school board’s offer and sell the Lee High School tennis courts for $500,000, after discussing an appraisal and longstanding requests to sell the property.
The Lee County Board of Supervisors voted to sell the tennis courts at Lee High School to the school board for the offer previously reported to the board, $500,000.
County staff said an appraisal was completed last year and that the school board had offered half a million dollars. The board debated timing and finances briefly and then moved to accept the sale. A motion to proceed with the sale carried without recorded opposition at the meeting.
Why it matters: concluding the property sale transfers ownership and associated maintenance responsibilities, and brings a one‑time revenue payment to the county’s coffers.
What’s next: staff will finalize the sale paperwork and return appropriate documentation to the board for signature and recording.
