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Xenia moves to retain three properties for home-preservation sales, authorizes marketing of five forfeited lots
Summary
Council introduced an amendment to keep three city-owned properties in the city's home-preservation program and authorized staff to market five forfeited properties for sale; it also approved the sale of one small Parcel abutting 1911 Harris Lane.
XENIA, Ohio — On Feb. 27 the Xenia City Council introduced an amendment to retain three city-owned properties for sale through an amended home-preservation program, authorized marketing and negotiated sale efforts for five other city-owned forfeited properties, and approved the sale of a small parcel to an abutting owner.
Chief Stutes explained staff’s recommendation to amend Ordinance 2023-332 to retain city ownership of three of five properties previously authorized for transfer to the Xenia Community Improvement Corporation (CIC). Staff said two of the five properties had already been transferred to the CIC and were in the process…
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