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Mason ISD to seek special warranty deed or transfer for Grit School property; cemetery nonprofit flagged as option
Summary
Staff told the board the Grit Community Club was never formed, so the district will need a special warranty deed for the Grit School property or consider deeding it to the Grit Cemetery, a 501(c)(3). The board will consult with Roy Cooper on next steps.
District staff reported to the board that the Grit Community Club—originally tied to the Grit School property—was never legally formed, which complicates transfer of title. Because the club does not exist as a legal entity, staff said the district will need a special warranty deed, or it may consider transferring the parcel to the Grit Cemetery, a 501(c)(3), subject to legal and procedural review.
Staff told trustees they will consult with Roy Cooper on how to proceed; the transcript records the options but does not document a final decision or any deed language. The board was informed that additional legal work and possible agreements will be required to complete any transfer or conveyance.
