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Bloomer council sets prices and moves to advertise city subdivision lots
Summary
The Bloomer Common Council voted July 1 to direct the city administrator to advertise city-owned subdivision lots and set prices by zone: R-2 lots at $55,000; center R-1 lots and lots 31–32 at $62,000; R-1 lots 33–37 at $70,000. The motion was carried.
The Bloomer Common Council on July 1 directed the city administrator to begin advertising city-owned residential subdivision lots and set the sale prices by zoning and lot number. Alderperson Jenneman moved the instruction, seconded by Alderperson Hansen; the motion carried, according to the minutes.
The motion specified lot pricing as follows: “All R-2 zoned lots $55,000 per lot; center R-1 zoned lots and lots 31 & 32 $62,000 per lot; R1 lots 33-37 $70,000 per lot.” The council recorded that the motion was carried; the minutes do not include detailed vote tallies for this specific motion.
Mayor Rubenzer called the meeting to order and a roll call earlier in the record showed Alderpersons Reischel, Jenneman and Hansen present and Alderperson Poppe absent. Administrator Sandra L. Frion, who is responsible for city administrative actions, was present and is to begin the advertising process as directed.
Why it matters: setting prices and starting an advertisement for city-owned lots begins the formal sale process for publicly held residential parcels. The prices and the advertising timeline will determine when potential buyers can submit offers and affect the timing of any subsequent development on the lots.
What’s next: the minutes show the administrator was directed to start advertising at the set prices; the record does not specify the advertising schedule or when offers will be reviewed. Any further procedural steps or formal sale approvals were not recorded in these minutes.
