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Evansville Land Bank rolls over maturing CD, declines donation with title liens and approves two lot sales

5889588 · August 15, 2025
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At its August meeting, the Evansville Land Bank Corporation approved routine financial items and a laddered rollover of a maturing certificate of deposit, voted to decline a donated property because of title liens and pending court action, and approved two $500 land sales to adjacent property owners.

The Evansville Land Bank Corporation board approved routine minutes and financial reports, voted to roll a maturing certificate of deposit into the board’s existing laddered investment approach, declined a donation of 619 East Chandler because of liens and a pending court action, and approved the sale of two land bank lots for $500 each to adjacent property owners.

The board voted to accept the July minutes and the July profit-and-loss comparison as presented. Jessica, a staff member who presented the financials, said the city installment for July was $20,833.33 and noted the June electric bill was $129.94, which she attributed to savings from the property’s solar panels. The board approved the financials by voice vote.

The board then considered a certificate of deposit maturing the following Monday. Board materials presented a balance-sheet snapshot showing approximately $380,000 “and change” in one account separate from roughly…

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