The membership meeting this afternoon was interesting, with much good discussion and exchange of ideas. At the end of the discussion, out of the 37 voting members present, 22 voted to tell Apex that MHGS was not interested in selling any of its real estate at this time. It was also voted to establish a Planning Committee, co-chaired by Margaret Lucas and Betty Hattan, to explore any and all options for the future of the MHGS library.
Where there is hope, there are always possibilities.
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Monday, March 9, 2009
Apex is Still Interested
After emailing, calling, and finally banging on their front door, Roy Hughes and Linda Klingman were able to talk with Jeff Landreth at Apex on Saturday, March 7. Jeff Landreth is the owner of Apex, and he told Roy and Linda that, although he no longer needs the MHG property for office space or other expansion, he is still interested in purchasing the MHGS real estate.
Since we don't have a contingent contract in hand to present to the MHGS membership, the vote on Saturday, March 14, will be limited to:
Since we don't have a contingent contract in hand to present to the MHGS membership, the vote on Saturday, March 14, will be limited to:
- MHGS should pursue the sale of all the MHGS real estate to Apex Engineering
- MHGS should pursue the sale of the piece of undeveloped real estate north of the MHGS parking lot to Apex Engineering
- MHGS should not pursue a real estate sale to MHGS at this time
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