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Council approves $22,500 offer for 225 W Grand Ave. to store gravel and equipment
Summary
At its Aug. 29 special meeting, the Electric City Council approved a motion to offer $22,500 for parcel #010581002 at 225 W Grand Ave. to use as the city's gravel and public works equipment storage site; the vote was by unanimous consent.
The City of Electric City Council approved a motion to offer the owner of parcel #010581002 $22,500 to acquire 225 W Grand Ave. for use as gravel and public works equipment storage. The motion, brought forward during new business, passed by unanimous consent.
Public Works Director Travis Irwin presented the acquisition proposal, saying the parcel would be used for the city's gravel and equipment storage. Councilmember Don Redfield moved to make the offer; Blake Martin seconded. The minutes record the motion as “A motion was made and seconded to offer the owner of 225 W Grand Ave, $22,500 for parcel #010581002. M/S (Redfield/Martin) CU.”
The council roster at the start of the meeting listed Mayor Diane Kohout and council members Robbin Boyce, Brian Buche, Matt Gilbert, Blake Martin and Don Redfield as present. The minutes do not record separate roll-call votes; the action is recorded as carried by unanimous consent. The record does not specify escrow, closing timeline, or contingencies; those details were not provided in the minutes.
The approved motion directs that an offer in the stated amount be made to the property owner; the minutes do not specify subsequent administrative steps, but the proposal was presented by the Public Works Director. The special meeting adjourned at 7:16 p.m.
