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Tecumseh board authorizes sale of Heric Park site and 6.23‑acre high school parcel
Summary
Trustees authorized two property sales: a resolution to sell the Heric Park Intermediate Learning Center (offer materials in packet) and a separate agreement to sell an approximately 6.23‑acre high school parcel to a private buyer, both subject to standard closing conditions.
The Tecumseh Public Schools Board on June 22 authorized two separate property sales after staff presented signed offers and associated resolutions.
For Heric Park, staff reported two competing signed offers in the board packet: an AS‑IS offer from Alfred J. Brown for $65,000 intended to support a children’s daycare/indoor‑outdoor play and gym rental use with a proposed closing no later than July 30, 2026; and an updated signed offer from a second bidder (identified in packet materials) for $66,000 for mixed‑use residential and office redevelopment. The board read a resolution referencing an offer from "600 Heric Park LLC" and authorized the superintendent to execute the purchase agreement substantially in that form, subject to legal review. The resolution passed on a unanimous roll call.
Separately, trustees approved a resolution to sell an approximately 6.23‑acre portion of the district’s high‑school property on the south end of campus to Alfred J. Brown. Staff said the purchaser will pay for a state survey and the sale is contingent on land‑division approval from the City of Tecumseh; the packet language also notes the purchaser owns contiguous property at 803 West Chicago Boulevard. During discussion a board member asked how much the district would receive for the parcel; staff replied "32,000." The resolution directing the superintendent to execute the buy‑and‑sell agreement, subject to municipal approvals and legal review, was adopted unanimously.
Both resolutions include standard language authorizing the superintendent to make revisions not inconsistent with the board’s direction and to sign closing documents following counsel review. Staff told trustees that final sale documents and the results of required municipal approvals will be returned to the board as required.
The votes were unanimous on roll calls for both resolutions, with Trustees Martinez, Simpson, McGee, Lewis, Davis and the board chair voting in favor.
