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EDC agrees to convey several parcels, will present transfers to Bandera city council
Summary
The Bandera EDC moved to present multiple EDC-owned properties — including a Cedar Street parking parcel and previously approved Hackberry/2nd sale — for conveyance to the city; board members noted floodplain limits and said formal contracts and council approval may still be required.
The Bandera Economic Development Corporation voted to proceed with conveying several EDC-owned parcels to the city, with the EDC chair and members agreeing to take the transfers to the Bandera city council for final action. S4 moved to bundle the conveyances into a single presentation to council after describing the parcels and prior sales; S3 confirmed Hackberry and 2nd Street were previously approved to sell to the city for $1.
Board members discussed operational constraints and next steps. S5 warned that one parcel sits in a floodplain and said the floodplain manager, Terry, must be consulted before any improvements: "It's in a floodplain. We're trying to figure out if it's in a FEMA floodplain," S5 said. Members also said that even if the EDC seeks to sell a parcel for $1, a separate contract and city-council action will likely be needed before transfer is completed.
