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Court approves acceptance of 26-acre tract and authorizes real-estate evaluation for economic development

Carroll County Fiscal Court · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The court agreed to pay $658.44 in back taxes to accept approximately 26 acres on Gilgal Road and authorized Judge Wilhoite to sign an agreement for a real-estate evaluation tied to an economic development project; both motions passed unanimously.

County Attorney Nick Marsh told the court that approximately 26 acres on Gilgal Road could be deeded to the County and the City if the court agreed to pay property taxes of $658.44. Magistrate Scott Nab moved to pay the taxes and accept the property; Magistrate Clay Cable seconded and the court approved the action unanimously.

Later in the meeting Marsh said a motion was needed to authorize Judge Wilhoite to sign an agreement for a real-estate evaluation for an economic development project. Magistrate Cable moved to allow authorization, Magistrate Benjie Long seconded, and the court approved the authorization unanimously. Court minutes show the motions passed and the meeting subsequently adjourned.

The motions provide the county with the parcel (subject to tax payment) and authorization to pursue a real-estate evaluation as part of economic development planning. The minutes do not specify the developer or project details and do not state a timeline for any subsequent development actions.