The old Civic Center is falling apart and has been hit by vandals. The county is trying to sell it, but needs to fix the damage first to get a fair price.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
The county will pay $25,954 for asbestos abatement.
The county and the buyer, as the sale can proceed.
The Emergency Management department, which currently shares the space.
The old Civic Center is falling apart and has been hit by vandals. The county is trying to sell it, but needs to fix the damage first to get a fair price.
The county is finalizing the sale of the Civic Center. This ensures the property is sold to a private entity, Land Home Event Center LLC, and that the county recovers its costs for environmental cleanup.
There is a disagreement over whether to perform construction to add a door to the election annex to improve access to shared space.
Commissioners are debating how to best use existing county buildings to help the Election Coordinator, who needs more room. The County Judge is worried that moving departments will hurt emergency services.
The county is selling the Civic Center, but asbestos was found, requiring a costly cleanup. The county and the buyer are splitting the $51,908 cost to ensure the deal goes through and the building is safe.
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