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Redevelopment Commission accepts three INDOT mitigation properties but defers formal transfer resolution
Summary
The Greene County Redevelopment Commission voted 3-0 to accept three INDOT mitigation properties subject to recorded covenants but, on advice of the commission attorney, deferred adoption of a formal transfer resolution until a cleaner methodology is developed.
The Greene County Redevelopment Commission voted 3-0 on July 23 to accept three mitigation properties from the Indiana Department of Transportation, subject to the Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions attached to each parcel. The acceptance was authorized "to facilitate receipt of those properties," the motion stated, and commissioners instructed staff to coordinate next steps.
Commission attorney Marvin Abshire advised caution about moving immediately to a formal resolution of transfer. Abshire said the commission "can safely proceed with an acceptance of motion to receive property from INDOT, but Marvin believes a resolution of transfer is premature and a good clean methodology needs to be worked out." The commission voted to accept the properties while postponing a formal transfer resolution until procedures are clarified.
The action authorizes the commission president to take the steps necessary to finalize receipt under the attached restrictions; no additional financial commitments were recorded at the meeting.
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