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Putnam Development Authority discusses Highway 441 appraisal, suggests survey

Putnam Development Authority · April 1, 2026
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Summary

The authority reported that an appraiser had been engaged for property next to Central Georgia Technical College; the board recommended surveying and checking road access but took no formal action on a sale or transfer.

The Putnam Development Authority heard Feb. 10 that an appraiser had been engaged for the parcel of land adjacent to Central Georgia Technical College and that Economic Development Director Matt Poyner would contact the inquiring entity to assess interest.

Attorney Kevin Brown suggested the authority "proceed with a survey and investigate road access" for the property. Chairman Walt Rocker III proposed surveying the property near the County Administration Building at the same time to conserve resources and evaluate access options. The board discussed these next steps but took no formal action during the meeting.

The discussion did not include a negotiated sale price or an executed agreement; members directed staff to contact the interested party and to pursue land-survey and access analysis as preliminary steps. No timeline was set for a final decision, and the authority deferred any transactional action to future meetings pending survey results and follow-up with the inquiring entity.