Lifetime Citizen Portal Access — AI Briefings, Alerts & Unlimited Follows
Corry Area Board approves $3.16 million in payments, authorizes sale of county parcel for $250
Loading...
Summary
The board approved $3,160,927.86 in checks, wire transfers and direct deposits and approved the sale of a county‑held parcel at 330 Eagle St to CJ Ferrari LLC for $250, with a 5–2 vote on the parcel sale. A subsequent vendor direct deposit motion recorded one abstention.
The Corry Area Board of School Directors voted on Feb. 23 to approve checks, wire transfers and direct deposits covering Jan. 22–Feb. 18, 2026 totaling $3,160,927.86.
Later in the meeting the board considered a request from the Erie County Tax Claim Bureau to approve the sale of a county repository parcel (Parcel No. 07-026-068.0-009.00, commonly identified as 330 Eagle St) to CJ Ferrari LLC for $250. The motion carried 5–2; Directors Amy L. Allen and Andrea L. Chelton voted no, and five directors voted yes.
The board also approved a separate motion to accept four direct deposit payments (including payments to J.H. Auto Parts Inc. listed as Direct Deposit Nos. D000161239, D000161254, D000161582 and D000161603 totaling $1,152.70 across entries); YEAS on that motion were Allen, Chelton, Cook, DiVittorio, Farver and Gernovich, and Vice President Jason D. Halfast recorded an abstention.
The Business Manager’s Report for January 2026 was approved by unanimous vote earlier in the meeting. The meeting minutes record no public comment on the payments or the parcel sale.
The parcel sale and the payments approval proceed under standard county and district processes; the county Tax Claim Bureau initiated the sale request, and the district’s vote is an approval step in that process.