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Grain Valley aldermen adopt ordinance authorizing sale of city property
Summary
The Grain Valley City Board of Aldermen approved the second reading of Bill B24-11 and adopted it as Ordinance 24-52, authorizing the sale of city-owned property and empowering the city administrator to execute related documents; the measure passed by roll call.
The Grain Valley City Board of Aldermen on Monday approved the second reading of Bill B24-11 and adopted it as Ordinance 24-52, authorizing the sale of property owned by the city and authorizing the city administrator to execute all documents associated with the sale.
An unidentified alderman moved that the board accept the second reading and approve it as Ordinance 24-52; the motion was seconded and the measure advanced to a roll-call vote. The roll call recorded the following votes: Alderman Bridal, yes; Alderman Cleaver, yes; Alderman Knox, yes; Alderman Mills, yes; Alderman Sowell, yes. The clerk announced the ordinance adopted as Ordinance 24-52.
The ordinance text, as read, delegates authority to the city administrator to finalize and execute all documents needed to effect the property sale. The meeting record did not specify the property address, purchaser, sale price or any closing timeline. Those details were not stated on the record and are listed as not specified.
The board took the vote during its regular session; no amendments or conditions to the sale were stated during the discussion. The ordinance becomes effective according to the city's normal administrative process; no effective date was specified on the record.
Meeting provenance: the ordinance motion and adoption began at the second-reading announcement and motion and concluded with the roll-call vote recorded by the clerk.
