AN ORDINANCE relating to the Department of Finance and Administrative Services; declaring the 20-foot wide properties in the plat of Little’s 85th St. Addition, and adjacent to 8515 and 8521 Latona Ave NE, and adjacent to 8520 and 8526 2nd Ave NE, as surplus to the City’s needs; authorizing the sale of said properties to the owners of the adjoining properties; authorizing the Director of Finance and Administrative Services to execute all documents for the sale and transfer of the properties; and directing how proceeds from the sale shall be distributed.
Bill passed and show assignment please read agenda item number four the short title. Agenda item for accountable 1191 Anyone relating to the Department of Finance Administrator Services Committee recommends the bill pass. Customer Impact Show. Thank you. We have four parcels of property that are being sold. If this council approves two adjoining neighbors, its in the second northeast and 85th in Latonia neighborhood. The history of this is that there were starting in 1927, soon 20 foot wide. They called them playgrounds on both sides of two alleys. Then it went back and forth between the city for 1951 and 1962, and some of the properties were sold to adjoining property owners. And we ended up with four alley segments that remained in the city's control and our our FHA. So finance department notified other departments about these excess property, but they right along the an internal alley there, only about 1350 square feet. The properties were offered each to the adjoining property owners who offered $5,000 for the adjoining parcel. There's no other reasonable use for these parcels there. They're small, as I said, 1300 square feet. And they have been declared property surplus to the city's needs. And this action would authorize the FASB director to sell the properties to the owners. Thank you. Thank you very much. Are there any comments that please called a run on the passage of the bill? Macheda O'Brien. Swann, Bakeshop. Gonzalez, Purple Johnson, President Harrell eight in favorite unopposed. Bill passed and chair of the. Senate. Thank you. Please read the report from the Civil Rights, Utilities, Economic Development and Arts Committee.