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District updates surplus property plans; Head Start has right of first refusal and asbestos found in two buildings
Summary
District staff reported completed appraisals and fair market valuations for surplus properties, noted Head Start’s first right of refusal for the Spring Hill property, discussed potential leasing arrangements and disclosed asbestos in two district-owned buildings; the committee emphasized maintaining Head Start services while complying with legal sale requirements.
Dr. Don McPherson briefed committee members on the district’s surplus property activities, reporting that property appraisals have been completed and fair market values identified. He said staff are coordinating with legal counsel and exploring potential leasing arrangements or sale of additional district-owned properties.
McPherson told members that Head Start holds a first right of refusal for the Spring Hill property and that the district must comply with legal requirements governing property sales. He also reported environmental concerns, specifically asbestos identified in two district buildings, which the district will address as part of any disposition planning.
Board members emphasized the importance of maintaining Head Start services during any property disposition and ensuring legal and environmental steps are followed. No sale was finalized at the meeting; staff will continue appraisal and legal coordination before returning recommendations to the Board.
