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ACCDC reports 15 property sales in 2025; retains 12 parcels considered unsaleable
Summary
ACCDC staff reported 15 properties sold in 2025 at an average price of $2,500, two lots disposed for under $100 due to size, no properties taken in 2026, and 12 remaining parcels unsaleable due to size or location.
During the ACCDC annual corporate meeting on Feb. 27, Francis Koch presented an operations report summarizing property activity. He reported that 15 properties were sold in 2025 at an average price of $2,500; two lots were not sold due to size and were disposed of for under $100. The report noted ACCDC still retains 12 parcels described as unsaleable due to size or location, and that no properties were taken in 2026.
Why it matters: ACCDC holds county property and its disposition policy affects county asset management and potential tax revenue. The operations report also included a review of the previous four years of expenses and operations.
Details quoted from the minutes: “Of the 15 properties sold in 2025, the average price was $2,500, and two lots were not sold due to size; these were disposed of for under $100.” The board accepted the annual report during the corporate meeting.
