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Cusseta-Chattahoochee Commission accepts offer to buy two downtown parcels; documents show $50,000 purchase agreement
Summary
The commission unanimously accepted an offer to purchase two parcels (Map/Parcels C08-0063 at 376 Broad St. and C08-0087 at 184 Wells St.). Meeting materials include a purchase-and-sale agreement listing a $50,000 purchase price and a limited warranty deed executed Dec. 5, 2025.
The Cusseta–Chattahoochee County Commission voted unanimously Dec. 2 to accept an offer to purchase two properties in downtown Cusseta: Map/Parcel C08-0063 (376 Broad St.) and C08-0087 (184 Wells St.).
Meeting minutes record the motion to accept the offer was made by Commissioner Timothy Biddle and seconded by Commissioner Jason Frost; the vote was recorded as unanimous.
Documents appended to the meeting packet include a Real Estate Purchase and Sale Agreement dated Dec. 5, 2025, that states a purchase price of Fifty Thousand and No/100 Dollars ($50,000.00) for the two tracts together. A limited warranty deed in the packet—executed Dec. 5, 2025—lists the property conveyance; that deed records consideration of Ten and No/100 Dollars ($10.00) in its boilerplate, a common nominal recital in some deeds. The parcels are described in the materials with assessor data and legal descriptions and are shown as approximately 0.29 acres (C08-0063) and 0.26 acres (C08-0087).
Why it matters: The properties are located in the courthouse area and staff said the county plans to begin vacation/relocation work on the adjacent parking-lot project after February; the manager indicated project work is hoped to be complete by the next Christmas season.
What happened next: Manager Thomas Weaver said staff will bring detailed plans to a future meeting so the commission can consider site vacation and design; no construction contract was awarded at the Dec. 2 meeting.
Document provenance: Purchase-and-sale agreement and deed are part of the meeting packet and were referenced in the minutes included in the commission’s December materials.
