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Unified Government accepts offer to buy two downtown parcels; purchase contract filed
Summary
The commission unanimously approved accepting an offer to purchase two Cusseta parcels (map C08‑0063 at 376 Broad St. and C08‑0087 at 184 Wells St.). Documents on file show a $50,000 purchase price and a limited warranty deed and sale agreement naming Linda Louise Beck as seller.
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The Unified Government of Cusseta‑Chattahoochee County moved to accept an offer to purchase two parcels in the downtown area and voted unanimously to approve the acceptance.
Meeting minutes record the commission’s motion and unanimous vote to accept the offer for tax parcel C08‑0063 (376 Broad St.) and C08‑0087 (184 Wells St.). County files and documents filed with the clerk include a Limited Warranty Deed dated Dec. 5, 2025, and a Real Estate Purchase and Sale Agreement executed Dec. 5, 2025, showing a purchase price of $50,000 and naming Linda Louise Beck as the seller. The deeds’ Exhibit A contains legal descriptions for the two tracts; Exhibit B lists enumerated exceptions (standard tax and tenant items).
The purchase agreement and deed state the parties intended a Dec. 3, 2025 closing and provide standard provisions for prorations, delivery of a limited warranty deed, and transfer formalities. The agreement excludes certain personal property (a mobile home and ‘‘Bay Station’’ signs) and allows for participant‑directed transfer of old plan balances related to other county retirement contracts (administrative provisions related to prior sections in the package).
The commission did not record additional conditions or contingencies in the minutes beyond the motion to accept the offer; county staff will complete required closing paperwork and post‑closing title and transfer filings in county records.
Next steps: county staff and the clerk’s office will record deed and closing documents and complete the property transfer process.
