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Board reviews two offers for Marshall property; legal review and Property Committee next steps set

Wayne-Westland Community School District Board of Education · December 5, 2024
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Summary

District staff presented two offers for the Marshall property — one from Pulte Homes and one from Glenn Shaw Jr. — outlining demolition commitments and buy terms; staff said legal review will take place before the Property Committee meets Dec. 10 and any full-board recommendation.

District staff told the board that two offers arrived for the Marshall property: one from homebuilder Pulte Homes and another from Glenn Shaw Jr. Staff said the packet includes what each bidder would pay, the parties’ demolition commitments and recommended next steps.

Miss Curry described the presentation as informational and said staff will meet with the district’s legal firm next week to review both offers before taking a recommended path forward. She told board members the item could go to the Property Committee for review; a Property Committee meeting was scheduled for Dec. 10 at 11 a.m., after which the committee could make a recommendation to the full board.

Board members pressed staff on why the full board had received the offers before the Property Committee had a chance to review them. Staff responded that there was not a property committee meeting the prior month and that the current packet was fact-finding. A board member asked whether the transaction was subject to a standard procurement/bidding process; staff said these are real-estate offers, not bids in the procurement sense.

Staff summarized the two offers as presented in the packet: one offer includes demolition plus $1 as the acquisition price; the other includes demolition and $500,000. The presenter said one bidder proposed covering demolition costs (a figure cited in the packet was approximately $2,600,000) and that timing and final sale terms depend on legal review and possible negotiation. The board did not take a final vote on the property; staff said next steps are legal review, a Property Committee meeting on Dec. 10, and then a possible Board recommendation or first reading depending on negotiation outcomes.