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It s been going on now tor 11 years,” remarked supervisor chairman E. P. Luke. “After all that’s been done, we definitely should get title,” interjected supervisor H. B. Wood. He added he didn’t see any real need for selling the property. Luke continued that he didn’t know what the school board planned to do with the old school, once title was cleared. With all the state mandates for special education coming down from Richmond, Luke guessed the school board might want to renovate the building and use it for classes.
What to do with the property—“either keep it or sell it”—is entirely up to the school board, subject to approval from the supervisors, interjected Commonwealth Attorney George Davis. He noted that the land was currently being used by the county as a dumpster site.
After a unanimous vote authorizing Baumgardner to proceed in securing clear title, supervisor Clarence Baldwin commented: “Then
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