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Clyde City council votes to list multiple parcels, retains some properties
Summary
Council approved listing two tracts for sale, retained 815 South 2nd Street, postponed or rejected listing of several other properties, and approved listing 121 South 3rd and 123 North 4th (with a quit‑claim notice) following debate over tenants and potential uses.
The Clyde City Council reviewed seven properties and took a series of votes on Jan. 13 to list, retain or postpone listings.
Key actions: the council voted to list Tract 1 (3550 CR 275) and Tract 2 (3550 CR 275) for sale; it voted to retain possession of 815 South 2nd Street; it postponed listing 206 Oak Street; an initial motion to list 170 PR 6050 failed for lack of a second and a later motion to postpone listing 170 PR 6050 carried 4–1 with Councilmember Bo Davidson opposed; the council voted to list 121 South 3rd Street; after an initial 0–5 vote defeated a motion to list 123 North 4th Street, the council subsequently approved listing 123 North 4th Street with notice of a quit claim deed by a unanimous vote.
During discussion staff said 815 South 2nd is currently used for storage but could be adapted for office space; 206 Oak Street is occupied by a tenant (Curbside Cuts) with a leaking roof and potential tax and insurance considerations; Parks & Recreation and Code Enforcement currently occupy 170 PR 6050, and staff noted stored items could be relocated to 815 South 2nd. Council discussed separating acreage and access for 170 PR 6050 but said further investigation would be required.
Why it matters: The actions respond to the city’s stated need to reduce debt and manage municipal property holdings; decisions include both immediate listings and postponements pending further investigation or conditions for existing tenants.
What’s next: Several items were postponed for further consideration; staff will follow up on feasibility and possible stipulations protecting current tenants where council requested.
