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City accepts quit claim deed for Harvard Industrial Park parcel contingent on $150,000 assessment payment
Summary
The Tea City Council accepted a quit claim deed transferring a described NE Quarter tract in Harvard Industrial Park contingent on receipt of a $150,000 First Street assessment payment. Approval was unanimous at the June 15 meeting.
Councilmember Aaron Otten moved and James Erck seconded MOTION 26-91 to accept the quit claim deed transferring the Northeast Quarter parcel in Harvard Industrial Park and related tracts, contingent upon receipt of the $150,000 First Street assessment payment. The council voted AYE and approved acceptance subject to that contingency.
The minutes include the deed's legal description and the contingency condition but do not specify the grantor, intended use, or closing timeline. The council's action was expressly contingent on receipt of the assessment payment; staff or legal counsel follow-up to confirm receipt is implied but not recorded in these minutes.
Because acceptance is conditional on the payment, the deed transfer is not final until the $150,000 payment is received as stated in the motion.
