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County to advertise public hearing and require RFP/letters of intent for bowling-alley sale
Summary
After receiving a verbal cash offer, supervisors agreed to advertise a public hearing on the county-owned bowling alley, ask interested parties to file letters of intent or an RFP, and requested criminal-history disclosures for bidders; planning commissions and performance agreements will factor into subsequent permit reviews.
The board reviewed a verbal cash offer for the county-owned bowling alley and agreed to open the sale process by advertising a public hearing. Supervisors asked potential bidders to submit letters of intent or respond to an RFP and said anyone who wishes to speak at the hearing should present materials in advance so the board can make an informed decision.
Members also requested criminal-history disclosures for bidders to increase transparency. The board discussed that the signing agreement and a related performance agreement have been posted online and that the planning commission will review certain aspects of the project; supervisors emphasized the need for a performance plan and site agreement before permits or special exceptions could be considered.
The board tentatively set a March public hearing (dates referenced in discussion) and directed staff to circulate the signing agreement and RFP guidance to prospective bidders and the public.
