Crossville city council continues to pursue the purchase of property for parking and other possible uses near Main Street voting to offer $275,000 for the old handle mill property with railroad right of way.
Handle Mill Property next to library
Initially, the city hoped the county would help pay for the land purchase and the city would develop the property as parking, possibly a small park and in the future a restroom facility. The county took no action as it is dealing with trying to purchase railroad right of way that part of the library facility is built on.
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The city and property owner Ronnie Webb have been in discussions for some time about the possible purchase and so far the two sides have not come to an agreement on a price for the approximately three acres between Thurman Avenue and Webb Avenue north of the library and the outdoor amphitheater.
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Councilman Danny Wyatt said the property would be valuable for parking for the library and the courthouse. Wyatt made a motion to offer the owner $275,000 for the property to include the railroad right of way and the offer would be good for 60 days. Council member Pamala Harris seconded the motion.
No other discussion was held on the matter and Wyatt's motion was approved unanimously.
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