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Pampa ISD board ratifies preliminary replat of Baker Elementary to prepare property for sale
Summary
At a May 14 special meeting, the Pampa ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved a preliminary replat of the Baker Elementary property to allow partial closure of an undeveloped street as part of preparations to sell the site.
The Pampa ISD Board of Trustees on May 14 unanimously ratified a preliminary replat of the Baker Elementary School property, a step the district says is part of preparing the site for sale. Troy McClendon, Pampa ISD director of operations, explained the replat and its role in closing a portion of an undeveloped street adjacent to the property. The motion to "approve and ratify the preliminary replat of the Baker Elementary School property to provide for partial closure of undeveloped street, as prepared by the city of Pampa" was made by Cade Taylor and seconded by Dr. Misty LeBlanc; the minutes record the motion carried unanimously with four yes votes (Dr. Misty LeBlanc, Cade Taylor, Denise Intemann and Kaleb Snelgrooes).
The minutes do not record additional details about the proposed sale—such as an appraisal, listing timeline, or prospective buyers—or any conditions attached to the replat approval. The board convened at 7:32 a.m. and, after this and a further personnel action, adjourned at 7:37 a.m. The meeting record also notes there were no public comments during the meeting.
