Councilors raised concerns that code enforcement had not confirmed whether a structure on one of the repository-sale parcels was occupied, and said voting without that verification risked approving the wrong property sale.
"Without some sort of confirmation you could be voting on the wrong one," one councilor said, urging tabling. Council discussion identified a specific parcel (noted in repository notes) likely to have a structure; staff offered to follow up. The council agreed to pull items two through eight and to leave resolution number one (a separate repository sale) for later handling.
Members flagged that one buyer (identified in the record as Mr. Ferrari) had multiple associated parcels and recommended tabling his group of sales pending code-enforcement confirmation. The mayor's office and staff committed to obtain the outstanding occupancy and parcel-specific information before the next meeting.