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Read. Follow. Verify.City Council Closed Session: Property Negotiation for San Joaquin County Parcels
Record date · June 2, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The City Council is holding a private meeting to discuss the potential purchase, sale, or acquisition of two specific land parcels in San Joaquin County. City officials are authorized to negotiate the price and terms of these properties.
The city is evaluating the acquisition or sale of land identified by APN 204-050-21 and 204-050-22, which may impact future city development or municipal assets.
Who It Affects
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City of [City Name]
The city is the entity potentially buying or selling the identified real estate assets.
Property owners of APN 204-050-21 and 204-050-22
These parties are the counter-parties in the potential real estate transaction with the city.
Key Facts
- The City Council is conducting a closed session meeting regarding real property negotiations.
- The negotiation involves two specific parcels identified by APN 204-050-21 and 204-050-22.
- The properties are located in San Joaquin County.
- The scope of negotiation includes price, terms, and the potential purchase, sale, or acquisition of the land.
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- Designated city negotiators include the City Manager, Assistant City Managers, Director of Development Services, and Director of Finance.
- The meeting is authorized under Government Code § 54956.8.
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The city has designated five high-ranking officials, including the City Manager and Finance Director, to lead these negotiations, suggesting the transaction is of high priority or complexity.
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