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St. Bernard Community Improvement Corporation votes to enter executive session on property sale
Summary
At its Dec. 17 meeting the St. Bernard Community Improvement Corporation voted unanimously to enter an executive session to discuss the sale of property; the board also received a treasurer's report showing $244,700 and updates on relocation support, demolition bidding and asbestos testing.
The St. Bernard Community Improvement Corporation voted unanimously on Dec. 17 to enter an executive session to discuss the sale of property, the board announced before recessing.
The board heard a treasurer’s report that the CIC’s Fifth Third checking account held $244,700. A board speaker said the relocation specialist assigned to the project has been reassigned to a new representative from Kushman Wakefield, and members were given a copy of an estimated rough buildout cost for a preferred location in Roson.
Board members discussed whether to publish requests for mowing bids in January or transfer certain properties to the land bank. Members said the land bank appears to be moving away from taking new holding agreements, so the board agreed to delay publishing bids for about 30 days and revisit the decision once staff receives a definitive response.
On demolition work, staff reported edits to the demolition bid documents have been made and the package should be ready soon. A draft asbestos-testing report is expected to be delivered in print form; the board was not verbally alerted to any issues in preliminary communications.
Before adjourning to executive session, the chair announced the next public meeting will be on Jan. 21 and said there could be a special meeting if necessary. The recorded roll-call vote to enter executive session was read aloud and the motion passed.
The board moved into executive session to discuss the sale of property; the meeting record shows the public portion ended at that point and no further public actions were taken that evening.
