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Pittman Center board authorizes purchase of 340 Tunis Road for potential new city hall
Summary
The Pittman Center Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted Sept. 19 to authorize the purchase of the parsonage lot and an adjoining lot at 340 Tunis Road at the appraised price when the properties become available, aiming to site a potential new City Hall there.
Pittman Center, Tenn. — The Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted Sept. 19 to authorize acquisition of property at 340 Tunis Road as a possible site for a new City Hall.
Alderman Billy McCarty moved to purchase the parsonage lot and the adjoining lot at the appraisal price when the properties are available; Vice Mayor Kevin Howard seconded the motion. The board recorded "all ayes," approving the authorization. The town administrator discussed the proposed purchase during the City Administrator report and old-business portion of the agenda.
The motion does not specify the appraisal amount or a closing timetable; the minutes state only that the lots will be purchased "at the appraisal price when the properties are available." The board listed five members present for the vote: Mayor Jerry Huskey, Vice Mayor Kevin Howard, and Aldermen Steve McCarter, Cheryl Houston and Billy McCarty; the minutes record the vote as unanimous.
The authorization is a direction to acquire the two specified parcels when acquisition becomes possible; the minutes do not record further conditions, funding sources, or a follow-up schedule. The administrator's report raised the item as "old business," indicating prior discussion, but the minutes do not include additional background, cost estimates, or a project timeline.
The board's next procedural steps for this item are not specified in the minutes. No public comment on the property purchase is recorded in the meeting minutes.
