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Commission approves two Neighborhood Revitalization applications totaling about $1.18M in estimated construction
Summary
Neosho County approved Neighborhood Revitalization applications for two residential projects: Bryan Thummel (estimated $550,000) and Preston and Tricia Page (estimated $630,000); motions passed 3-0.
County Appraiser Tohnjua Stripp presented Neighborhood Revitalization applications during the March 10 meeting. The commission approved an application for Bryan Thummel to build a new house, shop, and barn at 12030 Elk Rd and a parcel split from 12240 Elk Rd, Chanute, with an estimated construction cost of $550,000. Commissioners also approved a Neighborhood Revitalization application for Preston and Tricia Page for a new house at 13681 100th Rd, Erie, estimated at $630,000.
Both motions carried 3-0. The transcript records the approvals and the addresses and estimated construction costs but does not include the specific abatements or the term lengths of the revitalization agreements.
Applicants or interested residents should contact the County Appraiser’s office for full application files and details on tax abatement terms.
