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Council asked to declare five parcels surplus, including three Mission Transit site parcels tied to an Encore purchase
Summary
Staff sought committee action to declare five city parcels surplus — two Broadmoor lots and three Mission Transit site parcels — with staff saying the Encore development project intends to purchase the transit parcels for $250,000 as part of its proposal; any sale would return to council for final approval.
Staff asked the committee to declare five city‑owned parcels surplus as a procedural step required by state statute and council policy.
Justin Carroll said two Broadmoor parcels (including 5534 Broadmoor) are among the five being declared surplus and that three city‑owned parcels at the Mission Transit site are also included. Carroll told the committee the three transit parcels are expected to be purchased by the Encore development project, which would pay $250,000 as part of its project, and that any final sale would be subject to the council's approval and a sealed‑bid or negotiated sale process.
Council members asked how the city acquired the Broadmoor parcels and whether the city should hold rights‑of‑way even if not ready to build an extension; staff said valuation is complex and that the committee or council would retain full discretion to accept or reject bids. The committee accepted the item as a procedural step to move the surplus determination forward.
