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Pulaski board approves terms for potential sale of parcel near water tanks; county approval required
Summary
The Pulaski board voted to authorize terms for potential sale or negotiation of a property near the city’s water tanks with restrictions on road connections; board members said proceeds would revert to the city and county and that county approval is required.
The Pulaski board approved terms that would allow the city to negotiate the sale or development of a parcel near the municipal water tanks, subject to county approval and restrictions on roadway connections.
Board members said the parcel could be suitable for development if a viable proposal emerges. Under the terms discussed, any proceeds from disposition of the property would revert to the city and county. The board also said restrictions would prevent any future owner from connecting the site to Harmon Drive or Stone Street; a buffer would be required.
Board member Massey moved the motion to approve the terms; a second was recorded and the board completed a roll-call vote in which members voted “aye.” A board member noted the county must also approve the proposal and that the city has preserved sufficient land around its water tanks to protect infrastructure.
Board discussion emphasized protective restrictions and buffers to limit new connections to nearby residential streets. The motion passed by roll-call vote; the transcript records board members voting in the affirmative.
