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Sioux County Board approves multiple property exemptions, tax corrections and a building permit in 2022 sessions
Summary
Across four 2022 sessions, the Sioux County Board of Equalization approved recorded property-exemption splits, tax-list corrections, an assessor three-year plan, and a Travis Johnson building permit; all motions passed by unanimous roll-call votes.
The Sioux County Board of Commissioners, acting as the Board of Equalization, approved a series of routine property and assessment actions during brief meetings in 2022 in Harrison.
On Feb. 1 the board approved recorded exemption #2022-1 (application by Matt Tighe) to split a 10-acre tract in Section 32, Township 33, Range 53 (motion by Hal Downer, seconded by J.W. Geiser) and approved tax list correction #12 (motion by J.W. Geiser, seconded by Hal Downer). Both motions passed unanimously.
At the July 19 session the board approved a presented list of overvalued, undervalued and omitted properties and approved the assessor's three-year plan of assessment (motions by Hal Downer and J.W. Geiser as noted in the minutes); both actions carried on roll-call votes in the affirmative.
On Nov. 1 the board approved a building permit application filed by Travis Johnson (motion by J.W. Geiser, seconded by Hal Downer), reviewed and approved tax list correction #14 (motion by Hal Downer, seconded by J.W. Geiser), and approved recorded exemption #2022-7 from Hoogland Legacy, LLC to split a 3.48-acre tract in Section 36, Township 24, Range 57 (motion by J.W. Geiser, seconded by Hal Downer). All votes were recorded as yes by the three commissioners.
On Dec. 1 the board approved recorded exemption #2022-8 from Highway 29 Land & Cattle, LLC to split a 126.53-acre tract in Section 13, Township 31, Range 56 on a motion by J.W. Geiser, seconded by Hal Downer; the motion carried unanimously. Each meeting began with a reference to the Open Meeting Laws and adjourned in under an hour.
