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Selectmen approve quitclaim deed clearing 1980s tax liens on Anderson property

Bremen Board of Selectmen · March 20, 2025
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Summary

Bremen Selectmen voted 3-0 to accept a quitclaim deed removing liens recorded on the Anderson property for tax years 1980–1987; the action was reviewed by the town attorney and conveys the property to Bruce, Todd and Gerald Anderson.

The Bremen Board of Selectmen voted unanimously on March 20 to accept a quitclaim deed that clears a series of liens placed on an Anderson property for tax years 1980 through 1987.

Town minutes state the taxes for those years were paid in full but the liens were not discharged; the quitclaim deed is intended to place title in the family names of Bruce, Todd and Gerald Anderson. Town counsel Peter Drum reviewed the action prior to the vote. Chair Wendy Pieh made the motion and Selectman John "Boe" Marsh seconded; the board recorded a 3-0 vote to accept the deed.

The minutes do not list additional conditions or the property's map/lot number. The acceptance formalizes the board's authorization to execute the quitclaim deed as reviewed by the town attorney.