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Council approves first reading to sell 3.95 acres of county land to Adam Bryant

Sumter County Council · September 24, 2025
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Summary

Council approved first reading of Ordinance 25 10 35 to sell a 3.95-acre landlocked parcel (an abandoned sewer lagoon) to Adam Bryant for $4,000; staff recommended acceptance and first reading passed by voice vote.

Sumter County Council approved first reading of Ordinance 25 10 35, a proposal to sell 3.95 acres described as an abandoned, landlocked sewer lagoon to a neighboring property owner, Adam Bryant, at $1,000 per acre (a total offer of $4,000). A staff presenter described that Mr. Bryant owns adjoining property and previously paid about $130,000 for adjacent acreage, explaining the purchase price rationale.

Staff recommended the sale, noting the county has no current use for the parcel. Council approved first reading by voice vote; the item will return for subsequent readings as required by county ordinance before final conveyance.

Next steps: the ordinance will proceed through required readings and any required notice or deed-preparation steps before conveyance.