Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Property Conveyance topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Summers County Board votes to convey Lincoln storage building and land to City of Hinton
Summary
The Summers County Board of Education approved a 5-0 vote to convey the Lincoln property and adjacent storage building to the City of Hinton; the city will prepare the deed pending board minutes. Board members said the city council was expected to accept the transfer the same evening.
The Summers County Board of Education voted unanimously to convey the Lincoln property and the storage building that sits on it to the City of Hinton. Board members said the Hinton city council was set to accept the property on its agenda the same evening, and the city agreed to prepare the deed if the board approved the conveyance.
Board members discussed the transfer publicly before the motion. A board member said they had spoken with Anna Ziggler and that, provided the city accepts the property and the board authorizes conveyance, the city would take responsibility for preparing the deed and the board would provide a copy of the meeting minutes as evidence of the action. A motion to convey the Lincoln property and storage building was made, seconded and carried by a 5-0 vote.
The board did not attach any conditions or detailed terms in the meeting discussion, and presenters said the city would handle deed preparation. Board members reported that the conveyance would include the building and surrounding land. No further procedural steps or timelines were specified during the discussion. The board moved on to other agenda items after the vote.
