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Crawford council approves land swap with Livestock Market for truck scale relocation
Summary
The council approved a land swap with the Crawford Livestock Market to relocate the truck scale after a Planning Commission recommendation; City Attorney Edmunds said a title commitment and a value adjustment to lot 4999 remain to be finalized.
Council members voted to approve a land swap agreement between the City of Crawford and the Crawford Livestock Market to move the truck scale to an alternate location. Mayor Shane Norman said the Planning Commission recommended the new location. City Attorney Edmunds said the council had received a copy of the agreement and noted a one-time adjustment to the value assigned to lot 4999; he said he would seek a title commitment from the title company if the council approved the swap.
Christopher Dean moved to approve the agreement; the motion was seconded by Scott DeBock and passed unanimously. Edmunds described the exchange as a “light title exchange” and said the legal paperwork would be completed as a next step.
No further details about timeline for relocation, costs, or specific lot valuations were recorded in the minutes; Edmunds committed to obtaining the title commitment from the title company the following day.
