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Solicitor: consent judgment sought to clear deed issues for 166 99th Street
Summary
Borough Solicitor Mr. Bocchi explained a consent‑judgment resolution on the regular agenda concerns 166 99th Street, where earlier deeds were not recorded; the family seeks quiet‑title relief to allow sale of the property.
Borough Solicitor Mr. Bocchi told council the consent‑judgment resolution on the regular meeting agenda concerns property at 166 99th Street. He said the original landowners died and willed the house to their daughter; the estate’s deed was not recorded properly with the county, and the daughter later died in 2023. The family has filed a quiet‑title action and seeks a consent judgment to clear title so they can sell the property.
Bocchi described the resolution as authorizing the Borough to enter into a consent judgment and said it reflects that the Borough has no defense in the claim, enabling the family to move forward. No vote occurred during the work session; the resolution was listed on the regular meeting agenda for approval.
The work session record does not include a recorded vote or additional factual findings; council action and the formal judgment, if adopted, will be recorded in the regular-meeting minutes and related court filings.
