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Rawlins County approves sale of Highway 36 property for $25,000
Summary
The county accepted a $25,000 cash offer for a Highway 36 parcel; the contract requires removal of a carport within 30 days of closing or it becomes buyer property, and title costs will be split between buyer and seller.
Rawlins County commissioners voted March 2 to sell a Highway 36 property after a Pine Branch Real Estate representative confirmed a standing $25,000 cash offer.
Diana Skiles of Pine Branch Real Estate told the board the "$25,000.00 cash offer still stands." The contract presented to the commissioners requires the carport on the property to be removed within 30 days of closing; if it is not removed it will become the property of the buyer. Title costs are to be split between the seller and buyer.
Commissioner Alan A. Solko moved to sell the Highway 36 property to Gary Vap for $25,000; Commissioner Mark Mosley seconded the motion and it carried. The board then recessed into two executive sessions: one for attorney-client privilege (10 minutes) and a later session for non-elected personnel (extended session ending at 10:53 a.m.). No action was reported following either executive session.
The sale motion, contract terms on the carport and cost-splitting for title fees were the substantive decisions recorded at the meeting; closing timelines and escrow instructions were not specified in the transcript.
