Exempt Surplus Land Declaration for 1000 O'Neill Avenue
Summary
Before selling the city-owned Emmett House property, the council corrected errors in the 2025 surplus-land declaration — square footage and parcel map — keeping the property on track for disposition.
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Last discussed May 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
No immediate fiscal impact; the property sale proceeds will follow under previously authorized disposition actions.
The city can move forward cleanly with the sale of a surplus property it no longer needs.
Historic-preservation fans and residents who value the Emmett House as a public landmark could lose a piece of Belmont’s heritage.
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City Council - May 26, 2026
Before selling the city-owned Emmett House property, the council corrected errors in the 2025 surplus-land declaration — square footage and parcel map — keeping the property on track for disposition.
Belmont’s Emmett House listed for $2.78M: City’s divestment of historic home is part of several property sales meant to bolster affordable housing fund
Belmont’s Emmett House listed for $2.78M: City’s divestment of historic home is part of several property sales meant to bolster affordable housing fund San Mateo Daily Journal
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