Plano ISD could soon be selling some of its real estate.
Trustees are scheduled to vote Tuesday night on a resolution declaring two pieces of district-owned property surplus. The board meets at 5:30 p.m. in the Administration Building board room, 2700 W. 15th St.
What is on the list
The agenda describes the property as two parcels:
- Units 102 and 110 in the Pebblecreek Professional Building Condominiums at 5804 Coit Road.
- A tract of about 9.96 acres in Plano, Collin County. The posted agenda does not give its address or say how the district uses it today.
How a sale would work
If the resolution passes, the superintendent or her designee would be authorized to advertise the property for sale under Section 272.001(a) of the Texas Local Government Code, the agenda says. Sealed proposals would then be opened and brought back to the board, so any actual sale would require a later vote.
The item lists Johnny Hill, deputy superintendent for business, employee services and technology, as presenter. Under budget impact, the agenda says only that the effect would be "based on fair value." No minimum price or appraisal is included in the posted packet.
