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Osceola council accepts sealed bids, approves sale of two city-owned parcels
Summary
The Osceola City Council voted unanimously Aug. 20 to accept sealed bids from Clayton Andrew for two city-owned parcels—500 S Fillmore ($3,851) and 101 S Delaware ($2,651)—and directed the city clerk to convey each property by quitclaim deed upon receipt of payment.
The Osceola City Council on Aug. 20 approved a resolution accepting sealed bids and authorizing the sale of two city-owned parcels to bidder Clayton Andrew.
Council opened a public hearing on the proposed sales, heard no written or verbal comments, and closed the hearing. On a unanimous roll-call vote the council approved Resolution 2024-32, which records the accepted bids: $3,851 for 500 S Fillmore and $2,651 for 101 S Delaware, and directs the city clerk to execute quitclaim deeds after payment is received.
Mayor Thomas J. Kedley announced the hearing and council members carried the motions to open and close the hearing; Council Member George Fotiadis moved the resolution and Council Member Dan Hooper seconded. The minutes record all votes as "aye." The resolution text included the two bid amounts and the clerk’s conveyance instruction.
The sales follow the council’s use of a sealed-bid process for disposal of city-owned property. The minutes do not record any objections or competing successful bids beyond those listed in the resolution.
