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Jefferson County Land Bank approves multiple lot sales and signs seven quitclaim deeds
Summary
The Jefferson County Land Bank Board approved the sale of several lots (to the Hamners, the Boyds and Alec Zane Schmidt), accepted bids and authorized seven previously approved quitclaim deeds covering lots across Lakeside Village, Lakeview Heights, Lakeshore Estates and Lakewood Hills Unit III. Sales were approved unanimously and proceeds were recorded in the minutes.
The Jefferson County Land Bank Board, meeting in conjunction with the county commission on April 20, approved multiple lot sales and signed seven previously approved quitclaim deeds.
Bids approved included a $4,000 sale (four lots: 353, 366, 367 and 368, Lakewood Hills Unit II) to Shawn and Erin Hamner; a $1,000 sale (lots 425 and 426, Lakeside Village) to Martin and Deborah Boyd for use toward a retirement home; and a $1,500 sale (lots 22, 23, 24 Block X, Lakeshore Estates) to Alec Zane Schmidt for a proposed future 1,100-square-foot house. Commissioner Doug Walbridge moved to approve each sale and Commissioner Richard Malm seconded; all motions passed with unanimous votes.
The board also approved seven quitclaim deeds covering: Lot 712 in Walnut Grove Section (Lakeside Village); Lots 193 and 206 in Lakeview Heights Section (Lakeside Village); Lots 32 and 33 Block X (Lakeshore Estates); Lots 62, 92, 93, 104, 105, 106, 107 and 108 in Park Woods Section (Lakeside Village); Lots 16 and 17 in Block B (Lakeshore Estates); Lots 43 and 44 in Block X (Lakeshore Estates); and Lots 518 and 519 in Lakewood Hills Unit III. Commissioner David Christy was authorized to sign the seven deeds on the board’s behalf.
Why it matters: the Land Bank’s sales are aimed at returning vacant or bank-owned lots to private ownership and supporting new construction and retirement housing; the minutes record the buyers, lot numbers, sale prices and the board’s unanimous approvals.
The board adjourned as the Land Bank and re-opened as the county commission after the Land Bank business.
