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Medford council moves forward on sale of 513 E. Cherokee and Industrial Park land for meat processor
Summary
Council voted May 11 to advance sale of 513 E. Cherokee and agreed to declare Industrial Park land surplus at the June 8 meeting to allow sale to a meat processor; both actions carried with recorded votes.
On May 11 the Medford City Council approved moving forward with sale of the property located at 513 E. Cherokee Street after a motion by Debbie Kretchmar and a second by Steve Zeman. The motion carried with Councilmembers Sinor, Kretchmar, Zeman, Bowen and England voting yes.
The council also approved moving forward with sale of a parcel in the Industrial Park intended for a meat processor. Vice‑Mayor Steve Zeman moved and Shari England seconded; the council said the parcel will be declared surplus at the June 8, 2026 meeting to allow a sale process to proceed. The minutes record the actions and the planned surplus declaration but do not include buyer names, sale price or detailed sale terms.
Both items were handled as regular agenda business and passed with recorded votes. The minutes do not indicate any public comment on the sales during the meeting.
