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Everman council authorizes lease negotiations for 101 East Enon Avenue
Summary
After a brief executive session on Dec. 16, 2025, the council approved a motion authorizing the city manager to negotiate and execute a lease with Enon Avenue Holdings LLC for the property at 101 East Enon Avenue; the motion passed following a roll-call vote.
At a Dec. 16, 2025 special meeting of the Everman City Council, Unidentified Speaker 3 moved "to authorize the city manager to negotiate and execute lease agreement with Enon Holding LLC for the property located at 101 East Enon Avenue under the terms discussed in executive session." The council returned from a brief executive session at 6:28 p.m., and the motion was approved after a roll-call vote.
The motion was introduced immediately after the executive session, which the presiding official identified as being taken under "section 5 5 1.081" and described as concerning "purchase sale exchange lease for value of real property" identified in the transcript as 101 East Enon Avenue, Enon Avenue Holdings LLC. No terms of the agreement were disclosed in open session; the motion authorized the city manager to negotiate and execute the lease under the terms that had been discussed in executive session.
Roll-call votes were read aloud by seat: Place 2 — Aye; Place 3 — No; Place 4 — Aye; Place 5 — Aye; Place 6 — Aye; Mayor — Aye. The presiding official announced, "Motion carries." One council member's absence was noted in the meeting ('Minnie's not here tonight'). The transcript contains inconsistent spellings of the counterparty (appears as both "Enon Avenue Holdings LLC" and "Enon Holding LLC"); this article uses the first form cited in the transcript and flags the inconsistency.
The council did not discuss lease terms in open session. The authorization gives the city manager authority to finalize and execute a lease agreement consistent with the executive-session discussion; the council did not read the lease terms into the public record during the meeting. The record does not specify a timeline for final execution or any financial terms.
The motion and roll-call are recorded in the meeting transcript as the formal council action arising from the executive session. No further public deliberation or amendments were recorded before the motion was voted on.
