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Housing authority offers Carrie Robinson Center to city; appraisal cited at $2.8M
Summary
Housing authority executive director said the agency is willing to deed the Carrie Robinson Center to the city after $720,000 in rehab; staff toured the facility and council asked for maintenance cost estimates and an appraisal before any acceptance vote.
Assistant City Manager John Leggy walked council through photos and a facilities overview of the Carrie Robinson Center, describing interior features (stage, projector, kitchen, offices) and limited onsite parking. Leggy said staff viewed mechanical and IT systems and recommended further review of operating and maintenance costs before a formal acceptance.
Marcia Davis, Executive Director of the Housing Authority, told council the authority recently completed roughly $720,000 in rehabilitation and that the property is appraised at $2,800,000. "It is appraised at 2,800,000," Davis said. The authority asked whether the city would accept the deed; council members asked staff to return with an appraisal copy, maintenance estimates and a recommendation to bring the item to an upcoming council agenda.
