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Council denies excessive-assessment claim for parcel at South Business Park Avenue
Summary
After a closed session under Wisconsin statutes, the City of Marshfield Common Council voted to deny a taxpayer claim by Fila Mill Creek Youth Foundation regarding an excessive assessment for property at 4001 South Business Park Avenue and directed legal counsel to prepare the notice of denial.
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The City of Marshfield Common Council voted in open session to deny a claim of excessive tax assessment filed by Fila Mill Creek Youth Foundation for property at 4001 South Business Park Avenue, parcel 3303548 K, and directed legal counsel to prepare the notice of denial.
Alderman Reigel moved to deny the claim and directed legal counsel to prepare the required notice; Alderman Giles seconded the motion. The action followed a closed session held under Wisconsin Statute chapter 19.85(1)(g) (conferring with legal counsel regarding strategy for pending or reasonably anticipated litigation) and 19.85(1)(e) (deliberating or negotiating the purchase of public properties or other specified public business where competitive or bargaining reasons require a closed session).
No vote tally was recorded in the open-session transcript excerpt; the council chair declared the motion passed.
What it covers: The motion denied the excess-assessment claim and authorized legal counsel to take the procedural step of preparing the denial notice. The claimant and parcel were identified in council motion language recorded in the public minutes.

