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Commissioners authorize corrected deed to broaden Klamath Community College property use to "social services"
Summary
The board authorized the county property manager to sign a corrected deed that amends a prior childcare-only restriction on a donation to Klamath Community College, broadening allowable public-benefit uses to "social services," which counsel said includes education.
County counsel presented a corrected deed for property previously donated by Klamath County to Klamath Community College. Marcus Henderson, county counsel, said the deed amendment removes a prior restriction limiting the parcel to childcare use and replaces it with a description limiting use to "public benefit as social services," and noted that state statute defines social services to include education.
Henderson told the board that keeping a social-services restriction would allow uses such as athletics tied to the college campus. He moved to authorize the property manager to sign the corrected deed. The board voted unanimously to approve the authorization.
The county clerk will record the deed amendment and the property manager, Rick Vaughn, was authorized to sign the corrected deed on the county's behalf.
Ending: The board voted to record the deed amendment and authorized staff to complete the signing and recording steps.
