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Boundary dispute with resident Randy Corder tabled pending public hearing
Summary
Resident Randy Corder asked the council to recognize an 80-year fence line along Ledger Creek as the property line to facilitate a sale; the council said a public hearing and notice would be required and agreed to consider the request further in executive session, with Corder offering to cover costs.
Resident Randy Corder told the council that a fence placed in 1943 along Ledger Creek has functioned as the boundary and asked the city to recognize that line to facilitate the sale of his property. Attorney Thomas Smith told the council that any city transfer of property would require public notice and a hearing. The council agreed to table the matter for further consideration and to address it in executive session; Mr. Corder said he would cover associated costs.
The council did not take formal action to change property lines at the July 1 meeting and directed staff and legal counsel to pursue the appropriate public-notice and hearing steps if a transfer or formal boundary recognition is proposed.
