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Coconino supervisors authorize county attorney to pursue "Option A" in LIHTC tax-valuation case
Summary
Following an executive session, the Coconino County Board of Supervisors voted to authorize the county attorney's office to proceed with "Option A" in an ongoing low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) valuation dispute.
The Coconino County Board of Supervisors voted Dec. 17 to authorize the county attorney's office to proceed with “Option A” in an ongoing LIHTC tax-valuation case.
The motion, introduced after an executive session for legal advice, was made by Supervisor Horstman and seconded by Supervisor Fowler. Chair Judy Begay called for the vote; board members responded “aye” and the motion carried.
County staff did not provide further details in open session about the legal strategy described as “Option A” or the specific next steps the county attorney will take. The board discussed no additional public facts in open session; the substance of the discussion took place in executive session and was not read into the public record.
Because the decision follows executive-session legal advice, the board did not offer public briefing or supporting documents during the meeting. The board recorded the formal motion and its passage and directed the county attorney’s office to act under the authorized option.
The action authorizes staff to take the next steps on the LIHTC tax-valuation matter through the county attorney’s office; the transcript does not specify timelines, costs, or the precise legal measures encompassed by “Option A.”
