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Harvey council discusses possible sale of 411 Main Street; no sale motion recorded
Summary
The March 23 meeting minutes state the council discussed selling 411 Main Street but do not record a formal motion, price, or next step; residents were listed as present and the matter appears to require further action if pursued.
The Harvey City Council recorded a discussion about selling the property at 411 Main Street during its March 23 special session but the minutes do not show a formal motion to sell, any terms, or a public hearing date for the property.
Minutes list the discussion alongside other agenda items and a budget workshop; they do not attribute the property-sale discussion to a specific council member or record any votes relating to the property. Three residents—Bob Awtry, David Leeper and Amy Leeper Robbins—were listed as present in the meeting but the minutes do not indicate whether any residents spoke about the property.
Because the minutes do not include a motion or other formal action, the record shows the item as a discussion only. If the council wishes to advance a sale, state law or local ordinance may require additional steps such as a formal motion, appraisals, public notice or a public hearing; the minutes do not specify any of those requirements or next steps.
