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Council notes building contracts and possible sale of Health Department building after move
Summary
Councilmember Lori Loseth reported building contracts were approved and discussed the future move of the Health Department; Councilmember Tim Ottmar asked whether the current Health Department building would be put up for sale, and Loseth said she believed it would after the move.
During council communications on March 10, Councilmember Lori Loseth said building contracts had been approved and discussed the Health Department’s planned move.
Councilmember Tim Ottmar asked whether the building currently used for the Health Department in the City of Asotin would be put up for sale once the department relocates. Loseth said she believed the building would be offered for sale after the move. The minutes do not record a formal motion, price, timeline, or follow-up assignment; the discussion was informational.
Why it matters: a future sale of city real property could affect local services, property ownership and potential reuse. The council’s comments indicate the move is proceeding but did not set sale terms or a formal timeline at this meeting.
