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Council approves Quail Creek land sale tied to Purgatory Road construction

Hurricane City Council · May 15, 2025
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Summary

The council approved a purchase and construction agreement under which Dennett Construction will buy seven city-held Quail Creek parcels, build a planned Purgatory Road connection, and reimburse corridor preservation funds, with Washington County staff consulted and supportive.

Hurricane — The City Council approved a purchase and construction agreement on May 15 that will allow Dennett Construction to buy seven city corridor parcels in Quail Creek and build the master‑planned connection of Purgatory Road.

Staff described a negotiated deal in which Dennett will purchase the seven lots and construct the roadway connection; part of the purchase price accounts for the cost of building the road. The transaction will return about $1,165,000 to the Corridor Preservation Fund, staff said. Washington County staff were consulted and indicated support. An appraisal commissioned by the city informed the price, and Dennett will dedicate right‑of‑way and construct utilities in the alignment identified by staff.

Councilman Thomas made the motion to approve the item; Councilman Hershey seconded. Council voted in favor.

Staff said the sale helps complete a long‑planned roadway link through property that the city purchased roughly 10 years ago with corridor preservation funding and that proceeds will return to that fund for regional infrastructure purposes. The agreement will be finalized with standard closing documents and will be brought to staff for final paperwork execution.

Votes at a glance: Motion to approve purchase and construction agreement (item 5) — mover: Councilman Thomas; second: Councilman Hershey; outcome: approved (ayes recorded).