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City Commission Considers Strategic Property Swap to Boost Commerce

August 19, 2024 | Panama City, Bay County, Florida


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City Commission Considers Strategic Property Swap to Boost Commerce
During a recent government meeting, discussions centered around the potential sale and development of several parcels of land, particularly the James C. Wilson substation located at 920 MLK Boulevard. This 0.24-acre property has garnered interest for its potential to enhance local commerce.

The commission reviewed two adjacent lots: one at 910 MLK Boulevard, owned by a private party and measuring 0.08 acres, and another at 908 MLK Boulevard, which is city-owned and spans 0.11 acres. A proposal was made to consider a land swap involving the city-owned lot at 908 MLK Boulevard to increase the value and appeal of the 920 MLK Boulevard property.

An appraisal of the 920 MLK Boulevard lot indicated a value of $160,000, which was shared with the commission for their consideration. The meeting aimed to gauge the commission's interest in moving forward with these discussions, with options to either request further information or approve staff to proceed with the proposed actions. The commission's decision will be revisited at the next meeting scheduled for August 27.

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