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20170103 Andalusia City Council Meeting January 3 2017

Council approved the Dec. 20, 2016 minutes and adopted Resolution 2017-01 to ratify the city's purchase of the historic First National Bank building for $260,000 plus $1,500 closing costs, funded from reserves.

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20170103 Andalusia City Council Meeting January 3 2017

Date: 2017-01-03 Type: Regular Meeting

Quick Summary

Council moved and seconded to approve the minutes of the Dec. 20, 2016 meeting; the minutes were adopted by hand/voice vote. Council considered and adopted Resolution 2017-01 (appears as Resolution 201701) to ratify the acquisition of the historic First National Bank building at South Cotton and Coffee for $260,000 plus $1,500 closing costs, with payment from city reserves; the resolution passed unanimously by hand vote.

Key Decisions

  • Approved minutes of the regular meeting held Dec. 20, 2016 (motion, second; adopted by hand/voice vote).
  • Adopted Resolution 2017-01 (appears as Resolution 201701) approving and ratifying the acquisition of the historic First National Bank building at South Cotton and Coffee (motion by Mr. Powell; second by Mr. Wells).
  • City paid $260,000 for the building and $1,500 in closing costs; payment will be made from city reserves.
  • Resolution 2017-01 was adopted unanimously (hand vote).

Notable Discussion

  • Location of the acquired property: corner of South Cotton Street and Coffee Street.
  • Council has been working on downtown revitalization and securing this building for redevelopment.
  • Mayor noted the city closed the transaction last Thursday at 5:00 p.m. and the council’s resolution ratified that purchase.

Action Items

  • Record approval of the Dec. 20, 2016 meeting minutes in the council record.
  • Enter and record adoption of Resolution 2017-01 (Resolution 201701) ratifying the First National Bank building acquisition.
  • Record the payment of $260,000 and $1,500 in closing costs and that funds are drawn from city reserves.

Full Transcript

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