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Board of Equalization restores and approves a set of property and motor-vehicle tax exemptions

Lancaster County Board of Commissioners · December 3, 2025
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Summary

The Board of Equalization reviewed public hearings and approved recommended continuations of property tax exemptions (including a parcel transferred from Heartland Church Network to Karen Christian Revival Church) and multiple motor-vehicle tax-exemption applications.

The Lancaster County Board of Equalization met after the County Board adjourned and approved prior minutes, additions and deductions to the tax assessment rolls, and several tax-exemption applications.

Assessor's office staff recommended continuing a property tax exemption for a parcel previously owned by Heartland Church Network and sold to the Karen Christian Revival Church on Sept. 5, 2025. The assessor explained that under administrative code, an exempt entity purchasing previously exempt property between July 1 and the levy date may continue exemption, and the application submitted on Nov. 14, 2025 satisfied the filing requirement. The board moved, seconded and approved continuing the exemption.

The board also opened and closed a public hearing on multiple motor-vehicle tax-exemption applications (Great Plains Community Church; Sheridan Lutheran Church; Outline Incorporated d/b/a OutNebraska; Saint Mark's United Methodist Church; Christian Heritage Children's Home; Grace Lutheran Church; Mosaic; Goodwill Industries of Southeast Nebraska; Youth for Christ Lincoln Area; F Street Neighborhood Church; Cristo Rey Catholic Church of Lincoln) and approved the motor-vehicle exemption recommendations.