Clayton Early Learning, the nonprofit that controls the 155-acre property, confirmed on Wednesday that it was “in discussions” with Westside Investment Partners about the land.

The Hancock administration looked to buy the land for development in 2017. That deal stalled after Arcis said it intended to renew its lease and filed a lawsuit asserting its right to match the city’s offer.

Westside Investment Partners and the Clayton Trust released a joint, brief statement Wednesday to set the record straight about the negotiations for the 155-acre plat.

The elimination of the agency agreement would return the title to Clayton, and then allow the land to be sold (with a conservation easement).

Clayton is also involved in a lawsuit with golf course operator Arcis, which sued in 2018 for the right to buy the land. That lawsuit is still pending

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