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Royse City ISD board declares 137.351-acre parcel surplus, authorizes sale advertising
Summary
On Dec. 9 the Royse City ISD board approved a resolution declaring a 137.351-acre district parcel surplus and authorized the superintendent to advertise the property for sale; the motion passed 6–0 (1 absent).
The Royse City Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a resolution on Dec. 9 declaring a 137.351-acre parcel owned by the district as surplus and authorized the superintendent, or her designee, to advertise the property for sale.
Trustee Mike Anderson moved to approve the resolution and Trustee Brian Zator seconded the motion. The board approved the resolution on a 6–0 vote with one absence (Amanda Self). The vote was recorded after the board reconvened from closed session and during action item XV.C on the agenda.
The board did not include sale terms, prospective uses, or a timeline for disposition in the meeting minutes; the resolution authorized advertising the property for sale and delegated authority to the superintendent to proceed with notification and marketing steps.
