DEPARTMENT: Transportation & Capital Improvements
DEPARTMENT HEAD: Mike Frisbie, P.E.
COUNCIL DISTRICTS IMPACTED: Council District 3
SUBJECT: Disposition: Sale of Surplus City-Owned Property at the corner of Moon, Probandt and Glenn Streets
SUMMARY:
Consideration of an ordinance authorizing the declaration as surplus and sale of a 0.04 acre (1,650 square feet) unimproved property located in NCB 2909, Block 11, at the corner of Moon, Probandt and Glenn Streets in Council District 3, to Frank and Paulette Halvorson for a sales price of $3,517.00
BACKGROUND INFORMATION:
Under Municipal Code, all city property must be declared as surplus prior to the disposition of the property. The request to declare property as surplus must be submitted to the Department of Transportation & Capital Improvements, Real Estate Division, then the request and exhibits are sent to departments and municipal utilities that provide services to, or construct infrastructure on the properties. The departments and municipal utilities respond if there is a need for the property or if the property can be disposed of.
Frank and Paulette Halvorson (petitioner) purchased residential property located at 111 Moon. The subject property abuts the petitioners' parcel on the northern side, is vacant and owned by the city. Petitioners submitted a request for the City to declare as surplus and dispose of the property. The property was acquired by the city in 1949, Ordinance 9961, for a street widening and extension project. The project was completed and the subject property is a small remnant left over from the street project.
The petitioner's request is to purchase the subject property from the City so they can extend their residential parcel to the corner of Glenn Avenue. The petitioners own the abutting property and will incorporate and maintain the remnant property with their abutting parcel.
In accordance with City Code, the subject property was canvassed to City Departme...
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