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City moves five surplus residential properties toward closing under APAP program
Summary
An omnibus resolution authorizing inducements for sale of five city-owned residential properties under the APAP program was approved; Economic Development Director Jack Hynes said the properties are ready to go to closing.
The City Council adopted Omnibus Resolution #2026-5 approving agreements to induce the sale and redevelopment of multiple city-owned surplus residential properties under the city's APAP program. Economic Development Director Jack Hynes reported that "five more properties in the program that were ready to go to closing for sale."
The resolution passed unanimously among present members (Ayes: Smith, Rodgers, Baikauskas, Brassea, Zaranti, Merrick; Absent: Perez). The meeting did not list property addresses or purchaser names; staff will proceed with closings and report back to council on the specific sales.
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