City of Killeen property inventory

1. Property Inventory

2.  To provide a briefing regarding the extent
and nature of the City’s currently-owned
property
 To recommend next steps to the City Council
regarding this inventory.
 To determine a consensus so that the sale of
property can move forward.

3.  Continued economic development
 Revenue—both short range and long range
 Property maintenance—most effective use of
city resources

4. Approaches utilized:
 Create the inventory.
County register
List of platted properties
Staff’s experience and situational
awareness
 Identify most promising parcels.
 Investigate those and determine priorities.

5. Lessons learned:
 Park land and its use
 Deed restrictions

6.  Handout and wall map listing 190 city-owned
properties, variously identified as “in use,”
“must keep,” and “recommended for sale”
 Handout and wall map identifying the
prioritized properties

7.  #18 and #22— N. 10th St and E. Avenue B
 #47— Buckley and Camilla Road
 #86— 2001 E. Elms Road
 #97— 3201 South W.S. Young Drive

9.  Rancier
 Featherline
 27 properties in trust with Bell County

10.  To provide a briefing regarding the extent
and nature of the City’s currently-owned
property
 To recommend next steps to the City Council
regarding this inventory.
 To determine a consensus so that the sale of
property can move forward.