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Supervisors approve several tax-sale lot transfers to City of Muscatine for redevelopment
Summary
The Muscatine County Board of Supervisors on Jan. 26 approved multiple resolutions assigning tax-sale certificates so the City of Muscatine can surplus vacant lots for redevelopment, with the city planning to work with Habitat for Humanity and use sealed bids or nonprofit offers to return properties to the tax rolls.
The Muscatine County Board of Supervisors approved a package of tax-sale property assignments on Jan. 26 after a City of Muscatine planner said the parcels are vacant and intended for redevelopment. April Lindbergh, the city planner, told the board the city demolished prior structures and seeks to obtain the certificates so the properties can be surplused and offered…
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