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The subcommittee unanimously approved the Aviation Land Reuse Strategy item, including moving ahead on selling excess Aviation land to Pilgrim Rest Foundation, Inc. Staff also said an RFP for Neighborhood Services Department parcels on Washington Street is being prepared, while canceled RFPs for parcels between Washington and Jefferson Streets are now in direct negotiations after no responses came in.
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The main action was approval of a land reuse plan for several city parcels tied to Aviation operations. For residents, that means the city is moving forward on how these properties could be sold or redeveloped, rather than leaving them unused. Staff said one set of parcels on Washington Street still needs an RFP, which is a formal request for development proposals. They also said another set of parcels had already gone through an RFP, but it was canceled because no one responded, so the city is now trying direct negotiations instead. The meeting also noted that the Madison Street parcels cannot be used for housing. A resident asked the city to explore affordable housing near 1414 East Jefferson, and staff were asked to follow up on that request.
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