Oversight board asked to approve $3.58 million sale of Azusa property to the city

The former Azusa redevelopment agency would sell 975 W. Foothill Boulevard to the City of Azusa at appraised value.

Board of Supervisors· posted Aug 29Spending$3.6M

A county oversight board is asked to approve the sale of a city-owned redevelopment property at 975 W. Foothill Boulevard in Azusa to the City of Azusa for $3,580,000, the appraised value. The sale would not close until state housing officials finish their review of surplus land requirements.

What happens next

Oversight board vote on the resolution; closing after Surplus Land Act requirements and HCD final findings letter · Sep 14

Named in this record
  • Los Angeles County First District Consolidated Oversight Board
  • City of Azusa
  • Successor Agency to the former Redevelopment Agency of the City of Azusa
  • California Department of Housing and Community Development
  • 975 W. Foothill Boulevard
  • Talika M. Johnson
  • Sergio Gonzalez

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