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Nonprofit group asks Caribou Utilities District to waive prior lien on 30 North Street; board asks staff to study options
Summary
The Caribou Business Investment Group asked the Caribou Utilities District (CUD) on May 14 to waive a roughly $700 CUD lien on a tiny-home project at 30 North Street so the nonprofit can complete a sale; the board instructed staff to investigate alternatives rather than make an immediate decision.
Troy Annie, chair of the Caribou Business Investment Group, asked the Caribou Utilities District on May 14 to waive a prior CUD utility bill attached to a tax-acquired property at 30 North Street so the group's tiny-home renovation can be sold.
The request matters because the Business Investment Group said a lien on the property will make it difficult for a buyer or lender to close. "The reason we're here tonight is, we have a project on 30 North Street...we're asking the CUD to waive the previous owner's bill," Annie said. The group told the board it is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit made up of volunteers and outside tradespeople who have invested time and materials in…
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