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Murrieta Valley Unified reports approval of purchase-and-sale for 8.84-acre early‑childhood site

Murrieta Valley Unified School District Board of Education · July 23, 2024
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Summary

The board reported it approved a purchase-and-sale agreement in closed session for 8.84 acres intended for early childhood education, listing the seller as Lutheran Church Inc. The agreement includes a 120‑day due‑diligence period; the purchase price is transcribed in the record and requires clarification.

The Murrieta Valley Unified School District Board of Education reported that, in closed session, it approved a purchase‑and‑sale agreement for an 8.84‑acre property intended for the district's early childhood education programs. The board stated the seller as "Lutheran Church Inc," the site address as transcribed in the record, and that the agreement includes a 120‑day due‑diligence contingency for site investigations and regulatory compliance review.

The meeting record reads that the property is located at the address transcribed in the record and lists a purchase price transcribed as "9315" followed by the word "million." The district’s announcement at the meeting did not provide further numeric clarification on the record; the purchase price and final closing contingencies will be finalized during the 120‑day due‑diligence period, the board said.

Board meeting materials and the closed‑session report provided the only official account at the meeting. The board did not read a motion on the public record with a named mover/second or a recorded roll‑call tally during the public reconvening; details about the vote count and the contract’s final terms were not read into the public record at the time of the announcement.

Next steps: staff will complete the due‑diligence investigations during the 120‑day period and return with any required public disclosures or requests for formal approval if the purchase moves toward closing.