City to receive portion of Mike Sedar Park boundary in Casper College land swap
CASPER, Wyo. — On Tuesday, the Casper City Council approved a land swap with Casper College that will cede control of a portion of Mike Sedar Park’s eastern boundary to the city in exchange for two parcels of city-owned land.
Per the agreement, Casper will receive a 2.46-acre tract of land along the eastern edge of the park. Casper College will receive a 0.64-acre parcel near the college’s northern boundary and a 0.71-acre parcel along College Drive.
Because the combined value of the two Casper College parcels is less than the city’s, the college will also pay $9,300.
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