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Board of Equalization confesses judgment in TERC appeal; approves motor-vehicle exemptions and denies permissive exemptions
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Summary
At the March 11 session, Buffalo County’s Board of Equalization confessed judgment in TERC Case #24C 0547 (assessed valuation $737,000 for tax year 2024), approved several motor-vehicle tax exemption renewals, and denied permissive exemption applications previously filed; motions were unanimous.
The Buffalo County Board of Equalization, meeting March 11, 2025 as part of the County Board session, confessed judgment in Tax Equalization & Review Commission Case #24C 0547 concerning HUB PUBLISHING CO. The Board authorized the County Attorney’s Office to confess judgment for tax year 2024 with an assessed valuation of $737,000; the motion, presented by Deputy County Attorney Andrew Hoffmeister, was moved by Commissioner Timothy Higgins, seconded by Commissioner Ivan Klein, and carried unanimously.
County Treasurer Brenda Rohrich presented motor-vehicle tax exemption renewal applications and the Board approved renewals for: American Red Cross (1999 trailer); Catholic High School of Kearney (2022 Ford Expedition Max XLT 4x4); First United Methodist Church of Kearney (2024 AMP Cooler Trailer); and Seneca Sunrise LLC (2021 Chrysler Pacifica van). Each approval passed on recorded unanimous votes.
County Assessor Roy Meusch submitted Tax List Corrections numbered 5077 through 5087; the Board approved the corrections. Meusch also advised that certain permissive exemption applications had been incorrectly submitted at the Feb. 25 meeting and recommended denial; the Board moved to deny those permissive exemption applications and the denials passed by unanimous vote.
The Board adjourned the Board of Equalization and returned to the regular meeting at 9:43 a.m.