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Cusseta‑Chattahoochee approves sale of two downtown parcels; packet includes purchase agreement and deed
Summary
The board unanimously accepted an offer to purchase two county parcels (Map C08‑0063, 376 Broad St.; Map C08‑0087, 184 Wells St.). Packet documents attached to the minutes include a $50,000 purchase agreement and a limited warranty deed and legal descriptions.
The Unified Government of Cusseta‑Chattahoochee County Board of Commissioners on Dec. 2, 2025 unanimously accepted an offer to purchase two county parcels identified in meeting materials as Map C08‑0063 (376 Broad St.) and Map C08‑0087 (184 Wells St.). Commissioner Timothy Biddle made the motion to accept the offer; Commissioner Jason Frost seconded and the vote was unanimous.
Documents attached to the meeting packet and included in the official minutes show a Real Estate Purchase and Sale Agreement dated Dec. 5, 2025, and a Limited Warranty Deed. The purchase agreement lists a purchase price of Fifty Thousand and No/100 Dollars ($50,000.00) and sets closing logistics; the Limited Warranty Deed conveys the parcels to the Unified Government "subject to the Exceptions" enumerated in exhibit materials, including 2026 real‑estate taxes and tenant rights if any.
Exhibit "A" in the packet provides the legal descriptions for both tracts, referencing Broad Street and State Highway 27 and noting an easement for ingress and egress previously granted. Exhibit "B" lists enumerated exceptions including unpaid taxes for 2026 and rights of tenants under unrecorded leases.
The board recorded the acceptance of the offer without further amendments and directed the county attorney and county manager to finalize recording and related closing paperwork. The packet indicates the county intends to record the deed and handle any required transfer tax filings.
No additional details about intended future use of the parcels were presented at the Dec. 2 meeting; commissioners asked county staff to proceed with finalizing the transaction and to report back when the deed is recorded.
