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Stark County Commission accepts recommended minimum sales prices for delinquent properties
Summary
The Stark County Commission voted by voice Oct. 22 to accept its recommended minimum sales prices for delinquent properties after staff said notice letters were sent to Richardson, Taylor and Dickinson; cities have 30 days from notice to exercise a purchase right.
The Stark County Commission on Oct. 22 approved the commission-recommended minimum sales prices for delinquent properties after staff said notice letters were sent to the cities of Richardson, Taylor and Dickinson.
An unidentified county staff member told the commission the letters notified each city of the county’s recommended minimum sales prices and that “the city has 30 days within which to exercise its priority right to purchase a property under this section.” No city representatives spoke at the meeting and staff reported no written objections or responses.
Commissioner White moved to accept the commission-approved minimum sales prices; Commissioner Fran Chuck seconded. The commission approved the motion by voice vote after the chair asked for ayes. No roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.
The action was procedural: staff will proceed under the county’s established appraisal and notice process. The meeting record reflects there were no public comments opposed to the recommended minimum sales prices and no additional conditions were imposed.
