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Commission declares two parcels surplus and offers them to Habitat for Humanity
Summary
Toccoa commissioners approved declaring city-owned parcels on South Pond Street and Branch Street surplus and directed staff to offer them to Habitat for Humanity for potential affordable housing development.
The commission voted unanimously to declare city-owned property on South Pond Street and Branch Street as surplus and to proceed with making the parcels available to Habitat for Humanity.
Commissioner Gail Fry moved the action; Vice-Mayor Michelle Jamieson seconded the motion, which passed without opposition. City staff will handle the administrative steps required to convey or make the parcels available to Habitat for Humanity in accordance with city policy.
The minutes record the commission's direction but do not include parcel identifiers, appraised values or a timetable for conveyance. Those details will need to be determined by staff as part of the surplus/property-disposition process.
