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Russell council unanimously approves option to purchase for proposed senior housing
Summary
The Russell City Council on Jan. 21 unanimously approved an Option to Purchase Real Estate Agreement for a proposed senior housing development; the transcript records approval but does not specify price, seller or closing conditions.
The Russell City Council on Jan. 21 approved an Option to Purchase Real Estate Agreement for a proposed senior housing development.
Councilmember Brad Wagner moved to approve the option as presented; Councilmember Lisa Anstaett seconded. Mayor Jim Cross and the six councilmembers present voted to carry the motion unanimously.
The action was listed on the agenda as item 7.a, "Senior Housing Development - Option to Purchase Real Estate Agreement." The transcript records the council's approval but does not include details in the record about the purchase price, the seller, any contingencies, or a proposed closing date. Those details were not specified in the public meeting text.
Votes at a glance: The council also approved the meeting agenda earlier in the session (motion by Councilmember Dustin Madden; second by Councilmember Michelle Wagner Schneider) and approved the consent agenda (motion by Councilmember Dustin Madden; second by Councilmember Caleigh Befort); both motions carried unanimously. The council recessed to an executive session on a non-elected personnel matter pursuant to KSA 75-4319(b)(1) and later returned to open session with no public action, then adjourned at 5:22 p.m.
Next steps: The transcript does not record additional steps, staff follow-up assignments or a schedule for closing or future council review related to the senior housing option; those items are not specified in the public record.
