<body><div><ul><li>LCRA approved a bid from Lillian Ann Nabor for the combination lots of 516-518 William for $2,500 ($1,250 per lot). Nabor said she would like to build a residence on each lot. Nabor will be required to sign a contract stating that if she doesn’t build on the property within two years of the purchase date, the properties are to be sold back to the LCRA for the purchase price.</li><li>Two bids were received for the property at 807 Delmar. Jerome Session made a bid of $750 while Austin Curtis made a bid of $900. Both wanted to build a residence on the property. LCRA awarded the bid to Curtis.</li><li>LCRA said they are still trying to work with Monetta Escamilla about her wish to gift the property at 413 Jackson to the LCRA.</li><li>Sikeston Community Development Director Barry Blevins said he will get in contact with Zach Ventura of Ventura Industries, LLC, about the list of properties being held until December 2025.</li><li>Blevins told the LCRA he will be doing some cleaning up of trees on various properties next week. Blevins purchased a chain saw and pole saw from Lowe’s for the cleanup. The purchase of the equipment was $872.77 and was approved by the LCRA through email.</li><li>Blevins said mowing of the LCRA lots is underway.</li><li>Blevins said the structure located at 523 Malcolm is condemned and has gone through the City Manager hearing process. The owner has been given 60 days to comply with city building codes or demolish the structure, which was destroyed by fire in 2023. The owner is interested in selling the structure to the LCRA. The LCRA voted to negotiate with the owner to purchase the property. Blevins was given a limit on what to offer.</li><li>The next LCRA meeting will be held on Monday, May 21.</li></ul></div></body>

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LCRA approved a bid from Lillian Ann Nabor for the combination lots of 516-518 William for $2,500 ($1,250 per lot). Nabor said she would like to build a residence on each lot. Nabor will be required to sign a contract stating that if she doesn’t build on the property within two years of the purchase date, the properties are to be sold back to the LCRA for the purchase price.

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LCRA approved a bid from Lillian Ann Nabor for the combination lots of 516-518 William for $2,500 ($1,250 per lot). Nabor said she would like to build a re

LCRA actions April 21, 2025

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