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Granbury ISD board rejects bid to sell seven-acre Acton property
Summary
The Granbury ISD Board voted unanimously to reject a bid to sell surface rights to a seven-acre lot adjacent to Acton Elementary, preserving district ownership. The decision followed closed-session discussion and passed 5–0 with two trustees absent.
Granbury ISD trustees voted Sept. 16 to reject a bid to sell surface rights to a seven-acre parcel described as Lot 2, Block 1, Acton Elementary School Addition at 2850 Acton School Road.
Nancy Alana moved to reject the bid “for the sale of the real property as presented,” and Melanie Graft seconded the motion. The motion passed 5–0 with Karen Lowery and Barbara Townsend recorded as absent. The board had discussed the property in closed session under Texas Government Code provisions for real-property deliberations before returning to open session to act.
The property had been listed as unimproved land in Hood County adjacent to Acton Elementary. Board members did not identify a new buyer or alternative plan for the site during the public session. The item was framed as a formal disposition decision; no further details about future disposition or negotiations were announced at the meeting.
