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Commission delays action on Tennyson abatement; item continued to March 4
Summary
The board gave notice of intent to seek rescission of an abatement for Mr. Tennyson and continued the item to the March 4 meeting to allow proper notice and time for the affected party.
The Pennington County Commission on Feb. 18 voted to give notice of its intent to move to rescind an abatement previously approved for Mr. Tennyson on Feb. 4 and continued the item to the March 4, 2025 meeting.
Commissioner Durr placed the item on the agenda and said the board agreed to continue the item to allow Mr. Tennyson time and to ensure proper notification. “The motion would be to give notice of an intent to make a motion to rescind the abatement for Mr. Tennyson as approved by the Board of Commissioners on 02/04/2025 and continue this item to March fourth of 2025,” Durr said; the motion passed with no recorded opposition.
Why it matters: A rescission of an abatement would change a prior administrative tax or fee decision tied to a specific property owner; the board deferred final action to permit notice and more time for review.
Next steps: The item is scheduled for March 4; the board gave direction to re-notice the matter and consider a motion to rescind at that meeting.
