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Council accepts deed for 503 Main Street to satisfy $18,826.02 city charges
Summary
The Jefferson City Council voted to accept the deed to 503 Main Street from the owner to satisfy $18,826.02 in charges — primarily a $12,826.02 demolition cost — and directed staff to obtain a title opinion and lien search for review at the March meeting.
The Jefferson City Council moved to accept a deed from the owner of 503 Main Street to satisfy an outstanding billing of $18,826.02, the minutes show. The council recorded that $12,826.02 of the total was for demolition of a dilapidated house; the remainder was for snow removal and mowing costs.
Council member P. Rigg moved to accept the deed; J. Lokhorst seconded the motion and the minutes state the motion carried. City Finance Officer Michaeleen Roark was directed to schedule a title opinion report and a lien search and to bring those results to the March 6, 2023, meeting before final disposition or sale of the lot.
