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Coconino supervisors authorize county attorney to pursue "Option A" in LIHTC tax-valuation case
Summary
At a Dec. 17 special meeting the Coconino County Board of Supervisors voted to authorize its county attorney's office to proceed with "Option A" in an ongoing LIHTC tax-valuation case; the motion was made by Supervisor Patrice Horstman and carried after return from executive session.
The Coconino County Board of Supervisors voted Dec. 17 to authorize the county attorney's office to pursue "Option A" in an ongoing Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) tax valuation matter. The motion was made by Supervisor Patrice Horstman and seconded during the open session after a prior executive-session discussion; the board recorded the motion as carried.
The board recessed into executive session earlier in the meeting for legal advice on items 1 and 2 and then returned to open session before acting on the LIHTC matter. Horstman told the board he proposed the authorization to allow the county attorney to proceed with the selected legal approach; the transcript identifies the motion as authorizing counsel to pursue "Option A" but provides no further public detail about the option's substance or strategy.
County staff did not provide additional factual particulars about what "Option A" entails in the public record during the meeting; no changes to county code, budgets, or ordinances were announced alongside the motion. The vote carried after a second was recorded on the minutes.
Next steps: the board's action formally directs the county attorney's office to proceed under the chosen option; no timeline or public filing related to the case was provided during the meeting.
