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Marion County council amends title and approves sale of 5.89 acres off Lipscomb Road

2825224 · March 31, 2025
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Summary

On second reading, Marion County Council amended an ordinance title and approved the conveyance of a 5.89-acre parcel off Lipscomb Road to Robert K. Grant, with a map by David Byrd incorporated into the ordinance.

Marion County Council on second reading amended the title of Ordinance 2025-01 and approved the conveyance of 5.89 acres of county property off Lipscomb Road to Robert K. Grant.

County Attorney read the amended title into the record and asked the council to vote. The ordinance, as read on the floor, authorizes conveyance of portions of Marion County tax parcel numbers 055-00-0008-000 and 056-0000193000, comprising 5.89 acres, pursuant to a purchase-and-sale agreement attached to the ordinance. The council approved the amendment to the title and then took final action on the ordinance during the same session.

The County Attorney clarified that the 5.89 acres are made up of areas A, B, C and one-half of area D according to a map incorporated into the ordinance produced by David Byrd on Jan. 20, 2025. The County Attorney asked the council to take action after that clarification. A motion and second were recorded and the council voted to approve the ordinance on second reading.

The council’s floor discussion and vote were recorded as a voice/raise-hand vote; no roll-call tally with member names was recorded in the public transcript. The transcript records the title amendment, the read-in ordinance language, the acreage breakdown, and the incorporated map reference but does not specify the purchase price or other transactional terms in the public record.

The ordinance now proceeds under the terms recorded in the adopted document and any administrative steps required for closing will be handled by the county officials authorized in the ordinance.