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Danville council approves listing of town-owned parcel and seeks appraisals for potential purchase tied to infrastructure
Summary
The council authorized putting 353 West Clinton on the market and approved seeking two appraisals for a parcel at the northwest corner of 75 S and 200 E to support possible purchase for water and sanitary infrastructure; methods for disposal and sale processes were discussed.
The Danville Town Council approved two separate real-estate actions: authorizing staff to list 353 West Clinton for sale and authorizing appraisal work for a parcel tied to planned infrastructure.
Mr. Morgan asked permission to list 353 West Clinton — a property acquired earlier for potential fire-station expansion that is no longer needed — and described options for disposing of property bought with public funds, including sealed or silent bids, real-estate auction, or transferring to the redevelopment commission or CDC to handle sale. He said two appraisals for the property have already been obtained and the council moved to approve putting the property on the market.
Separately, Mr. Loftton requested consensus to obtain two full appraisals on a parcel at the northwest corner of 75 South and 200 East tied to an extension of a force main to serve an industrial district and to accommodate the master plan for a water tower and sanitary station. Council approved seeking appraisals and moving forward with pricing information.
The transcript records approval motions for both items but does not include sale-reserve prices, appraisal values, or a buyer-selection method; the council discussed that auctioning may be the preferred route but left final sales method and pricing to follow-up work and legal counsel guidance.
