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Udall council authorizes mayor to contract Stewart Addition sales; approves 3% commission to Quessa Masters
Summary
The Udall City Council on Jan. 8 authorized Mayor Matt McAllister to enter into purchase/sales agreements for Stewart Addition lots and approved a 3% commission to Quessa Masters for each lot sale; the city attorney will draft the purchase agreements.
Mayor Matt McAllister and the Udall City Council approved steps on Jan. 8 to market and sell lots in the Stewart Addition.
The council directed the city attorney to draft purchase agreements for all lots in the Stewart Addition and voted to allow the mayor "to enter into an agreement with Quessa Masters at 3% commission per sale of lot," a motion moved by Councilmember Jim Caywood and seconded by Councilmember David Franz. Mayor Matt McAllister called for a vote; the motion passed with all ayes (Matt McAllister; Dan Rutschman; Randy Hoffman; Jim Caywood; Craig Hopkins; David Franz).
Councilmembers also agreed the Stewart Addition sign should remain in place, and the clerk was instructed to coordinate with the city attorney on the necessary documents and next steps. No sale timeline, list price range, or closing procedures were detailed at the meeting.
The action gives the mayor authority to finalize a sales agreement with the named broker at a commission rate the council approved; the city attorney will return draft purchase agreements for council review at a later meeting.
