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Northmont school board spends $460K on 22-acre land purchase

Northmont City Schools will purchase 22 acres of land to use in the future. CONTRIBUTED

Northmont City Schools will purchase 22 acres of land to use in the future. CONTRIBUTED
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By Emily Kronenberger
Oct 23, 2018
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The Northmont City Schools Board of Education approved the purchase of 22 acres at Monday night’s meeting.

Board member Thomas Walker and Tom Kleptz negotiated a deal for the land that is east of the Kleptz Early Learning Center, according to a press release. It is located near where Wolf Creek runs next to the existing PK-1 building.

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The land was purchased for $462,987, an amount the district said was 31 percent below the market price.

Right now, there are no immediate plans for the land, but it gives the district options to build in the future, district officials said.

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