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Commissioners to consider offering tax‑foreclosed parcel to Habitat for Humanity after realtor search

5497980 · July 29, 2025
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Summary

County staff reported an unsold tax‑title parcel at 1581 East Phillips Lake Loop Road and proposed contacting Habitat for Humanity and the county realtor to identify alternative North Mesa properties; staff will return with an offer for the parcel if no other match is found.

County staff presented a tax‑title foreclosure parcel that received no bids at auction and said the county may take title and put it on the market. The parcel is listed as 22005‑53‑00012, at 1581 East Phillips Lake Loop Road.

Staff said they had been asked to contact Habitat for Humanity about the parcel because Habitat has limited lots in town and has requested properties in the North Mesa area. The presenter said he would instruct the county realtor to search for North Mesa properties that might better suit Habitat’s needs. If no suitable North Mesa property is available, staff proposed listing this parcel for Habitat and bringing an agreement back to the board for formal approval, possibly transferring a parcel to Habitat for $1 as in previous transactions.

Commissioners expressed support for outreach to Habitat for Humanity and asked staff to return with any realtor results and a draft transfer for consideration. No formal vote was taken at the briefing; staff said they would move forward with realtor outreach and follow up to obtain commissioner approval if a transfer is proposed.