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Minnehaha County approves 24-month payment plan for delinquent parcel 059074
Summary
The County Commission approved Resolution MC20-64 permitting owner Brian Ray Matthies to repay $15,298.27 in delinquent taxes, penalties and interest on parcel 059074 via monthly payments of $637.42 through Oct. 2022, with a final accounting due Nov. 30, 2022; default could trigger the tax-deed process.
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The Minnehaha County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution MC20-64 on Oct. 6, 2020, allowing the owner of parcel 059074, Brian Ray Matthies, to repay $15,298.27 in delinquent property taxes, penalties and interest over a 24-month payment plan.
Under the approved schedule, an initial payment of $637.42 is due Nov. 2, 2020, followed by monthly payments of $637.42 through October 2022. Any remaining unpaid taxes plus accrued interest and penalties will be due by Nov. 30, 2022. The resolution specifies that if the owner does not comply with the payment schedule, Minnehaha County may proceed with the tax-deed process.
The motion to approve the resolution was made by Commissioner Heiberger and seconded by Commissioner Beninga; the roll-call vote was 5 ayes. The approval was entered into the record by Auditor Robert Litz at the request of the auditors office.
The resolution was recorded in the meeting minutes as RESOLUTION MC 20-64 and signed by Chair Jean Bender; Olivia Larson attested as deputy auditor. The minutes do not record any amendments to the payment amounts or schedule.
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