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Forest Park council approves fifth amendment to purchase agreement with Nouveau
Summary
The Forest Park City Council voted to approve a fifth amendment to a real estate purchase agreement with Nouveau and ratified prior purchase agreements; meeting transcript did not specify financial terms or other contract details.
The Forest Park City Council voted to approve the fifth amendment to the real estate purchase agreement with Nouveau and ratified prior purchase agreements during its meeting, council members said.
The measure — described in the meeting transcript as approval of "the fifth amendment to the real estate purchase agreement with Nouveau" and ratification of earlier purchase agreements — passed on a voice/roll-call vote. The transcript did not specify the financial terms, property address, effective date, or other substantive changes contained in the fifth amendment.
A motion to approve the fifth amendment and ratify prior purchase agreements was made during the meeting; the transcript does not identify who moved the motion. The motion was seconded by Jay Ann, according to the record. During the roll call on the motion, Mayor Angeline Butler and council members recorded votes of "yes." The transcript lists the vote responses as: Mayor Angeline Butler — yes; Jacqueline Clay — yes; Ray Holland — yes; Jay Ann — yes; Eric Sullivan — yes. (An earlier roll-call segment in the transcript used slightly different name spellings for some members; see provenance.) The council declared the motion approved and then adjourned the meeting.
The public transcript includes no discussion of the substantive terms of the amendment, no presentations from staff about the contract, and no public comment recorded on this item. The record therefore does not indicate any conditions, contingencies, funding sources, or implementation steps tied to the amendment.
The meeting concluded shortly after the vote, with the presiding officer adjourning the session.
Details that were not specified in the meeting transcript include the monetary value of the purchase, contract or amendment numbers, property parcel or address, effective date of the amendment, and any required follow-up actions by city staff or departments. Those details would need to be obtained from city staff or the contract documents for a fuller public record.
