Hire property manager for short-term uses at Point Molate
In Plain English
The city owns the 270-acre Point Molate site but lacks staff to manage daily operations. A professional property manager handles tenant relations, maintenance, and security for any temporary uses of the property. This keeps the site productive while long-term development plans move forward.
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Votes
Direct staff to retain professional property management services for Point Molate short term uses
6 to 1
Why This Vote Matters
The council voted with broad support to hire a professional property management company for the city's 270-acre Point Molate site, with only Mayor Thomas K. Butt dissenting. The property manager will handle day-to-day operations like tenant relations, maintenance, and security for any temporary uses while the city develops long-term plans for the waterfront property. This decision allows the city to generate some revenue from the large site without having to assign city staff to manage it directly.
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