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City to convey senior-center building to Neighborhood Health Association with 20-year covenant; council sets first reading
Summary
The city proposed conveying 940 South Avenue to Neighborhood Health Association for a nominal dollar with a 20-year restriction to require continued community-service use; the council set a first reading and requested neighborhood notification. NHA said it plans to continue senior-focused medical and social services.
City housing officials asked the council on Nov. 12 to authorize a real-estate purchase-and-sale agreement conveying city-owned property at 940 South Avenue (Old South End) to Neighborhood Health Association (NHA) for a nominal dollar, accompanied by a 20-year restrictive covenant and a perpetual easement.
Director Rosalind Clemens told council the city has leased the facility to NHA since about 2005 and has spent operating and…
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