Brennan said the university is taking into consideration the opinions of various individuals and groups who have expressed interest in the disposition of the land. He and other university officials have met several times with local goverment and citizens groups. In the meantime, the university has hired Spalding Associates of Akron to maintain the property and manage the rental of several homes located on it. The firm has secured the services of five long-time Firestone employees to handle maintenance. The difference between what the university paid for the property and what it could sell it for is the gift amount.
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