The April 28, 2014 Huber Heights City Council Meeting has three items I point out in this video.
1. Award of the contract for rebuilding Thomas Cloud Park Restrooms/concession stands that burned down two years ago
2. Hiring a real-estate agent to market city property
3. A new city program to help assist in the cost of installing sewer back flow valves and to get residents to disconnect rain water drains from the city sewer system
Review the April 28, 2014 Council Meeting Agenda
1. Award of the contract for rebuilding Thomas Cloud Park Restrooms/concession stands that burned down two years ago
2. Hiring a real-estate agent to market city property
I have two concerns with this legislation:
First, the company we plan to hire wants to be a Dual Agent. That is they want to be able to represent both the seller (The City of Huber Heights) and the buyer. This complicates the selling process and also makes it so that we won't know if the company is looking out for our best interest.
Second, in the administration meeting we heard that the city has already been approached by multiple companies looking to buy this property and the we plan on paying full commission to this company even if one of these already identified buyers ends up making the purchase. This is non-standard.
I have two concerns with this legislation:
First, the company we plan to hire wants to be a Dual Agent. That is they want to be able to represent both the seller (The City of Huber Heights) and the buyer. This complicates the selling process and also makes it so that we won't know if the company is looking out for our best interest.
Second, in the administration meeting we heard that the city has already been approached by multiple companies looking to buy this property and the we plan on paying full commission to this company even if one of these already identified buyers ends up making the purchase. This is non-standard.
3. A new city program to help assist in the cost of installing sewer back flow valves and to get residents to disconnect rain water drains from the city sewer system
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