Auction for city-owned building attracts one bid amounting to $1
City leaders hoped the auction would have attracted more than one bid, but Mayor Bob Everson said the sale of the building will save the city from having to demolish the building.
Stay updated with breaking news from Mitchell Mayor Bob Everson. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
City leaders hoped the auction would have attracted more than one bid, but Mayor Bob Everson said the sale of the building will save the city from having to demolish the building.
Partnership with Northwest Iowa Community College would give students opportunity to fulfill internship requirement to become paramedics.
Among the seven lots that were up for grabs, the highest bid for one lot amounted to $200,000. The $200,000 lot was awarded to Boyd Reimnitz, who owns a nearby lake home.
Due to the lot being smaller than what was initially interpreted, one of the eight lots along Lake Mitchell was removed from the Oct. 23 auction.
“I lost my business over this deal. I don’t ever want to go back to drug life,” said Dustin Feistner, who was stripped of his taxi license after being charged with possession of methamphetamine.