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Saline County Board of Equalization approves series of tax list corrections
Summary
At its April 14, 2026 meeting the Saline County Board of Equalization approved tax list corrections numbered 2026-14 through 2026-27, with two corrections receiving a single dissenting vote; the meeting opened at 9:15 a.m. and adjourned at 9:36 a.m.
The Saline County Board of Equalization on April 14, 2026, approved a slate of tax list corrections covering items numbered 2026-14 through 2026-27, acting on motions from board members during a meeting called to order at 9:15 a.m.
Chairperson Stephanie Krivohlavek opened the session and reminded attendees that "we will abide by the Open Meetings Act which is posted on the wall at the back of the room," and County Clerk Diann Nettifee recorded that notice of the meeting had been posted in the clerk’s office and published in the county newspapers on April 8, 2026.
Most corrections were approved unanimously. The board approved Tax List Correction Nos. 2026-14 through 2026-19 (The Vanguard Group, LLC), 2026-20 (Byron Hurder), 2026-21 (David Coudeyras), 2026-22 (Joan Kotas, Lf Est), 2026-23 (Kunc Family Trust — Franklin Kunc), 2026-26 (Joseph & Mary Tyma) and 2026-27 (Charles Wakefield) on 5-0 votes. Tax List Correction 2026-24 (Terry D. & Joy R. Petracek) and 2026-25 (Lester & Donna Steinbrook) passed 4-1, with Commissioner Phil Hardenburger casting the sole nay on each.
Procedural items on the agenda included approval of the meeting agenda (moved by Commissioner Russ Karpisek and seconded by Ray Rohrig) and approval of prior minutes (moved by Rohrig, seconded by Brian Pribyl); both motions passed unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 9:36 a.m. after a motion to adjourn by Rohrig, seconded by Karpisek; the clerk later certified the minutes on April 28, 2026.
No public comments or correspondence were recorded in the minutes. The meeting record indicates all proceedings were electronically recorded and that statutory notice requirements were met.
