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File #: 190773    Version: 0
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 9/4/2019 In control: COMMON COUNCIL
On agenda: Final action: 9/24/2019
Effective date:    
Title: Resolution approving a Land Disposition Report and authorizing the sale of the City-owned tax deed property at 4329-31 West Fond du Lac Avenue, in the 7th Aldermanic District.
Sponsors: ALD. RAINEY
Indexes: CITY PROPERTY, LAND DISPOSITION REPORTS
Attachments: 1. Land Disposition Report and Due Diligence Checklist, 2. Fiscal Impact Statement, 3. Hearing Notice List
Number
190773

Version
ORIGINAL

Reference

Sponsor
ALD. RAINEY

Title
Resolution approving a Land Disposition Report and authorizing the sale of the City-owned tax deed property at 4329-31 West Fond du Lac Avenue, in the 7th Aldermanic District.

Analysis
This resolution authorizes the sale of City-owned Development Property according to the conditions in a Land Disposition Report pursuant to Sections 304-49-5 and 304-49-8, Milwaukee Code of Ordinances.

Body
Whereas, The City of Milwaukee (“City”) acquired 4329-31 West Fond du Lac Avenue (the “Property”) on February 1, 1988 through property tax foreclosure; and

Whereas, On October 30, 2017, Maurice Wince and Yashica Spears (the “Buyer”) purchased 4323-27 West Fond du Lac Avenue. During renovations the Buyer also improved the City vacant lot at 4329-31 West Fond du Lac Avenue believing the City parcel was part of their original sale. The Buyers are now submitting an unsolicited Offer to Purchase to include the City vacant lot as part of their development; and

Whereas, The Buyer completed improvements and landscaped the City Property, but it was recently discovered that they do not own the property and wants it for business needs as summarized in a Land Disposition Report and a Due Diligence Checklist, copies of which are attached to this Common Council File; and

Whereas, Section 304-49-8 of the Milwaukee Code of Ordinances allows the City to accept unsolicited Offers to Purchase property when the City receives fair compensation, whether monetary or non-monetary; and

Whereas, The Department of City Development (“DCD”) has reviewed the offer and the development proposal from the Buyer and has determined that the offer and proposal represent fair compensation to the City in terms of the purchase price and investment in the neighborhood; now, therefore, be it

Resolved, By the Common Council of the City of Milwaukee, that the offer submitted by Maurice Wince and Yashica Spears, or assignee, for the P...

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