The Houston County Commission Chairman and County Commissioners SILENT Once Again On The Sale of the Farm Center

Rickey Stokes

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Date: Jan 05 2022 5:26 PM

HOUSTON COUNTY:    Houston County Commission Chairman Mark Culver and members of the Houston County Commission, published the agenda for the January 6, 2022 Administrative Meeting.

Do you notice what is missing?

You are right!!! The sale of the Houston County Farm Center.

In December 2021 Houston County Commission Chairman Mark Culver and members of the Houston County Commission voted to sell the Houston County Farm Center for $ 2.2 million dollars to a Tampa Florida Developer.

WHAT RSN DOES NOT UNDERSTAND…

REVENUE COMMISSIONER STATES TAX VALUE

$ 7,867,100.00

COMMISSION CHAIRMAN AND COMMISSIONERS WILLING TO SELL

FOR $ 2.2 MILLION OR EVEN $ 2.5 MILLION

The item was a surprise move which Houston County Commission Chairman Mark Culver and the entire Houston County Commission was hiding from the public.

A motion was made after the Commission caught extreme heat, if the commission received a offer of $ 2.5 million dollars they would sell it.

Well, Dothan Commissioners, led by D-4 Commissioner John Ferguson and D-5 Commissioner Gant Pearce, voted unanimous to offer $ 2.5 million to purchase the Houston County Farm Center.

D-3 Dothan Commissioner Bradley Bedwell, who is the commissioner over the District where the Farm Center sits, said he and fellow Dothan Commissioners were concerned over the 40 acres of prime property on Ross Clark Circle. That is the reason for the City of Dothan offer the purchase the property.

FOR SOME UNKNOWN REASON - the Houston County Commission is once again hiding the item from the public with no mention of the offer of the City of Dothan.

THE HOUSTON COUNTY COMMISSION NOR THE DOTHAN CITY COMMISSION were aware the City of Dothan owns 16% of the property.

HOUSTON COUNTY COMMISSION

ONCE AGAIN SILENT TO THE PUBLIC

HOUSTON COUNTY COMMISSION                                                                                Administrative Meeting

January 6th, 2022                                                                                    

 

AWARDS AND PRESENTATIONS

 

1.  Proclamation – “Human Trafficking Awareness Month” – Gia Hughes, Dare to Hope Inc., Founder

 

2.  Presentation – FY-2021 Houston County Rebuild Alabama Annual Report – Tyler Reeder, Asst. County Engineer

 

REGULAR AGENDA

 

1.  Request to adopt resolution for Peter Covert to submit application to the ACCA for designation as a Certified County Administrator

 

2.  Request to re-appoint Velma Tribue to the Houston County Personnel Board

 

3.  Request to move current part-time Community Outreach Coordinator position to full-time with benefits and approve accompanying budget amendment – Chris Judah, EMA Director

 

4.  Request to award bid for herbicide to lowest bidder meeting specs – Road & Bridge

 

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