Consideration and possible action regarding land exchange between the City of Beeville, Texas and Beeville Independent School District, including possible Resolution Authorizing the Sale/Exchange of Real Property with the City of Beeville, Texas which includes but is not limited to delegating authority to Superintendent or designee to negotiate and enter into a real estate contract and execute req
Official Roll-Call Vote
Staff Report & Agenda Item Details
9.C. Consideration and possible action regarding land exchange between the City of Beeville, Texas and Beeville Independent School District, including possible Resolution Authorizing the Sale/Exchange of Real Property with the City of Beeville, Texas which includes but is not limited to delegating authority to Superintendent or designee to negotiate and enter into a real estate contract and execute required documents for the conveyance, conducting due diligence in the best interests of the district (including selection and retaining professional service providers as needed), and authorizing the Board President to execute final conveyance of the District’s property, and other authority as set out in more detail in the resolution, for the following real property: District Exchange Property: Surface interest estate only, in and to that certain 59/100th of an acre of land, more or less situated in Bee County, Texas, said 0.59 acre of an acre being out of the 11.39 acre tract as recorded in Volume 351, Page 466, of the Deed Records of Bee County, Texas and also being a portion of Subdivision 5 and 7 of the B.W. Klipstein Subdivision of the Antonio Curvier Grant, A-139 as recorded in Volume L-2, page 630, of the Deed Records of Bee County, Texas (Bee Country Appraisal District Property ID # 20867) City Exchange Property: A small portion of the property described as 15.238 acres of land, being out of a 30 acres tract of land conveyed by H.R. Fleming and L.T. Cunningham to G.M. Stephens by deed dated December 9, 1908, recorded in Volume R-2, Pages 369 and 370, of the deed records of Bee County, Texas and also being part of a 17,422,185 square Vara survey originally granted to Eleanor Elliott, Assignee of Antonio Curvier, Patent No. 323, Volume 9, dated March 13, 1851, Abstract No. 139 (Bee Country Appraisal District Property ID # 94579) Presenter: Mrs. Dela Castillo, Chief Financial Officer
Bastiat Liberty & Property Rights Analysis
This motion is scored as EXPANDS_GOVERNMENT (Impact Weight: 4.3/10). Under the Bastiat Liberty Watchdog Index, measures that increase tax rates or fee schedules, issue new debt or Certificates of Obligation, expand regulatory/zoning restrictions on private land use, or authorize unbudgeted spending expansions reduce an official's Freedom Score when voted YES (and reward dissenting NO votes).