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Council declares small parcel adjacent to Burger Time surplus to allow negotiation
Summary
Council moved to declare a triangular parcel adjacent to 450 N. Main (tax lot 061W10 12500) surplus to allow negotiation and potential sale; staff said declaring surplus permits negotiation but does not obligate sale and the city would hold a public hearing before final disposition.
City staff recommended declaring a small triangle-shaped parcel adjacent to the Burger Time property surplus to permit negotiation for sale and return the parcel to the tax roll.
Staff told the council the parcel (identified by county tax lot number 061W10 12500) is currently unused for municipal purposes and that designating it surplus would allow the city to negotiate a sale; staff identified Burger Time LLC as the likely first interested party. Staff emphasized that declaring surplus is an initial procedural step: "It allows us to move forward, but it doesn't require us to move forward," and noted a public hearing and possible executive session would follow before any sale.
Council moved to approve Resolution 1547 declaring the property surplus, the motion was seconded, and the council conducted a roll-call-style voice confirmation. Staff said proceeds from any sale could be placed into the general fund and that surplus status could be revoked if negotiations did not produce an acceptable outcome.
Staff will return with next steps, including any required executive session on negotiations and a public hearing if the council decides to advance a sale to a final vote.
