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Council approves resolution releasing deed clawback for local CARE hub
Summary
Council adopted Resolution 4-2025 to withdraw a deed clawback on a property given to Encompass for a CARE hub, formally transferring the parcel and removing the city's reversion condition after the nonprofit built and operated the facility as intended.
Lawrenceburg — The Common Council voted Dec. 1 to approve a resolution withdrawing the city's clawback on property transferred to Encompass for development and operation of a CARE hub, officials said.
City legal staff summarized the background: the city had provided a building on Industrial Drive to be used as a consolidated services site for people in recovery, and the deed contained a clawback in the event the property was not built out or operated as intended. Staff reported Encompass completed the build-out and has operated the hub consistent with the city's expectations, so the resolution formally removes the clawback and allows the deed to pass to Encompass without the prior reversion condition.
Council identified the item as Resolution 4-2025 and voted to adopt it after a motion and second; council recorded 'Aye' votes and the motion passed.
What happens next: The city will complete the formal deed-processing steps to remove the clawback and record the changed deed language.
