File #: 24-1745    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Members of the City Council Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 12/11/2024 In control: City Council
On agenda: 12/17/2024 Final action:
Title: Discussion and action directing the City Manager to hire a local real-estate firm to conduct an inventory of all municipal real estate and provide a comprehensive report with recommendations for initiating the sale of surplus or underutilized properties. The objective of this item is to identify and sell non-essential municipal real estate to its highest and best use to generate revenue. Funds generated from these sales shall be allocated as follows: ? 75% to the General Fund to support city operations. ? 25% set aside specifically for street repairs and improvements. This ensures a responsible, community-focused approach to maximizing municipal assets while prioritizing local expertise and reinvestment in critical infrastructure without putting a further burden on the taxpayer.
Attachments: 1. D5 Municipal Real estate
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CITY OF EL PASO, TEXAS

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Members of the City Council, Representative Isabel Salcido, (915) 212-0005

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Discussion and action directing the City Manager to hire a local real-estate firm to conduct an inventory of all municipal real estate and provide a comprehensive report with recommendations for initiating the sale of surplus or underutilized properties. The objective of this item is to identify and sell non-essential municipal real estate to its highest and best use to generate revenue. Funds generated from these sales shall be allocated as follows:

 

    •    75% to the General Fund to support city operations.

    •    25% set aside specifically for street repairs and improvements.

 

This ensures a responsible, community-focused approach to maximizing municipal assets while prioritizing local expertise and reinvestment in critical infrastructure without putting a further burden on the taxpayer.

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