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Council donates 1904 Tennyson Drive to Revelation Tabernacle Church for partnered housing project
Summary
Council amended an earlier resolution to donate a surplus town property at 1904 Tennyson Drive to Revelation Tabernacle Church, which will partner with the Salvation Army and KGF Homes to build a Pathway of Hope single-family residence and then transfer title to the new family.
The council approved Resolution 2025 R21 to amend a previous donation plan and convey 1904 Tennyson Drive to Revelation Tabernacle Church instead of the Salvation Army. Staff said title to the property had never transferred and that the church will partner with the Salvation Army and KGF Homes for construction of a single-family home under the Pathway of Hope program; once complete, title will be transferred from the church to the new family (staff remarks, SEG 370–388).
Councilwoman Boigner moved the adoption and the council voted; the clerk recorded that the motion "carries unanimously" (motion and vote recorded, SEG 393–399). Economic Development Director Tammy Gibson provided additional background during her update, noting KGF Homes is ready to start permitting and construction once paperwork is signed (ED update, SEG 585–587).
Why it matters: the donation enables completion of a partnered housing project intended to place a home with a Pathway of Hope family. Staff said the community is coordinating multiple partners to make the project happen and will update the council as permits and construction proceed.
Next steps: staff and partners will complete permitting, transfer property title from the town to the church, complete construction and then transfer title to the family when the home is finished.
