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Rawlins County approves sale of former Public Health building for $55,000
Summary
The Rawlins County Board of Commissioners accepted a $55,000 cash offer for the county’s former Public Health building and signed a commercial real estate contract to complete the sale, after discussing buyer plans and competing offers.
The Rawlins County Board of Commissioners voted March 14 to accept a $55,000 cash offer for the county’s former Public Health building and signed a commercial real estate contract to complete the sale.
Diana Skiles of Pine Branch Real Estate presented two offers for the property: a $55,000 all-cash offer with a proposed closing date of April 17, 2024, and a $60,000 offer contingent on financing with a proposed May 8 closing. Commissioners discussed prospective uses for the building and noted a previous bidder of $35,000 did not counteroffer. Commissioner Alan A. Solko moved to approve the $55,000 offer; Commissioner Lincoln Pochop seconded and the motion carried. Commissioner Solko initialed and signed the commercial real estate contract.
The transcript does not specify the buyer’s identity or the intended use beyond general discussion of plans. Pine Branch Real Estate presented the offers and facilitated the transaction. The board did not record any votes against the motion; the clerk’s minute notation states only “motion carried.”
The sale resolution and contract signature conclude the board’s action on the Public Health building; the transcript includes no additional conditions, contingencies, or financing details for the accepted cash offer.
