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Council discusses lease, RFQ and potential reuse of city-owned former restaurant space
Summary
The work session covered options for the city-owned commercial property formerly operated as a restaurant, including lease development, a possible request-for-qualifications for tenants, whether to retain restaurant use or repurpose the space, and requiring incoming tenants to supply their own equipment; no formal action was taken.
At the March 18 work session, the City Council discussed options for a city-owned commercial property that formerly operated as a restaurant. Council members and staff reviewed potential lease development strategies and the possibility of issuing a request for qualifications (RFQ) to identify future tenants.
Members discussed whether the space should remain restaurant-focused or be reconsidered for other civic or commercial uses. Council members also raised a preference that future tenants provide their own equipment and operations rather than relying on city-supplied fixtures.
No formal motion or vote was taken on the property during the work session. Staff will continue evaluating leasing approaches, tenant qualifications and potential uses for the space and report back to the council.
