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Public hearing held on proposed sale of city parcel at Calhoun and Jackson; ambulance service identified as nearby owner
Summary
Council opened a public hearing on sale of a city-owned parcel at Calhoun and Jackson Street. Staff described the site as a former car dealership with a small parking lot; a public commenter asked for clarity about the parcel. City manager said Jackson Community Ambulance is one of the surrounding property owners.
Jackson City Council opened a public hearing Tuesday to receive citizen comment on the proposed sale of a city-owned parcel at the intersection of Calhoun and Jackson Street.
A resident, John C. King, asked for more detail about what the packet described and whether the city planned to sell the whole area up to the railroad. He also asked whether Jackson Community Ambulance would be purchasing the property.
City Manager Jonathan Green replied that the parcel is a smaller site across Calhoun from the old incubator building and currently contains a former car dealership building and an associated small parking lot. He said Jackson Community Ambulance is one of the adjacent property owners.
Council heard no other public comments and later closed the hearing by motion. No final sale vote for this specific parcel was recorded at the time of the public hearing record in the transcript; staff described the location and adjacent owners and the hearing record was closed.
