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Pulaski board adopts resolution to reacquire roughly 5-acre parcel on Top Leashock Road
Summary
The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted Jan. 27 to adopt a resolution to reacquire a roughly 5-acre tract on Top Leashock Road previously sold by the IDB; the motion passed by roll call after a brief presentation describing ownership and cost details.
The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted Jan. 27 to adopt a resolution to reacquire a roughly 5-acre tract on Top Leashock Road that an industrial development body sold several years ago but which was not developed.
The board discussed the property's history and the purchase arrangement. An on-record speaker said the city will buy the tract back “at cost,” and that the city’s portion was about $18,000, while a separate total figure of $3,038,275 was also mentioned with the county recorded as having passed a resolution to pay half of that total. The transcript contains those differing numbers; the board did not provide a reconciled dollar figure on the record.
Mister Massey, board member, moved to adopt the resolution and Mister Lambert, board member, seconded. The clerk conducted a roll-call vote; members present answered “Aye,” and the presiding officer declared the motion carried. The clerk’s roll-call entries recorded the following responses as part of the vote: Massey, Myles, Worsham, Brian, Lambert and Brit (all recorded as aye in the transcript).
The resolution was presented as a follow-up to discussion at an earlier work session (the speaker referenced Mister Reese’s prior comments). The board did not record additional conditions or an implementation timeline in the meeting minutes; the transcript does not specify whether the property will immediately be retitled to the city or any next administrative steps.
The board moved on to subsequent agenda items after the vote.
