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Board approves non-homestead-to-homestead tax abatement for two VanBuckle/Venable parcels; $404 estimated annual abatement
Summary
Pipestone County approved a request to convert five parcels in a multi-parcel group from non-homestead to homestead classification, resulting in a net abatement of $2,584 and an estimated $404 annual abatement for the affected property, recorded as Resolution 59-13-25.
Pipestone County commissioners on April 22 approved a non‑homestead to homestead tax classification correction affecting a multi‑parcel group that includes property owned by Glenn and Barbara VanBuckle and Zach and Annika Venable.
County staff explained the assessor’s office had identified one parcel that had been incorrectly classified as non‑homestead and that the correction required re‑calculating values for the multi‑parcel group. Staff said the recalculation changed values on five parcels; two parcels had adjustments and the net effect was a $2,584 abatement. Using current year rates, staff estimated the annual abatement for the affected property at $404.
The board approved the abatement; staff recorded the action as Resolution 59‑13‑25.
Ending: Staff will process the classification correction with the auditor and assessor offices and apply the abatement per county procedures.
