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Mesick cancels museum lease, directs survey split so parking lot stays village-owned
Summary
The council voted Jan. 14 to cancel the lease with the museum and instructed Simmer Surveying to split the property by deed so the parking lot remains owned by the village; motion by Abel, second Pearson, carried unanimously.
At the Jan. 14 meeting the Village of Mesick council voted to cancel its lease with the museum and to have Simmer Surveying split the property by deed so that the parking lot remains in village ownership.
The motion was made by Abel and supported by Pearson; minutes record "all in favor; motion carried." The minutes specify the survey and deed split as the mechanism to retain the parking lot in municipal ownership. The council did not record financial terms of the lease cancellation or the timeline for the survey and deed work.
The minutes do not identify the museum by formal name, nor do they list costs or funding sources for the deed work. Simmer Surveying was named in the motion as the firm to perform the deed split.
