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Van Buren County authorizes special-assessment liens for delinquent sewer accounts; parcel-split and custodian vacancy discussed

Van Buren County Board of Supervisors · January 2, 2025
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Summary

Supervisors authorized special-assessment liens against six former Mt. Sterling property owners for delinquent sewer accounts (each $142.80), discussed splitting a Bentonsport parcel, and agreed to re-advertise an open courthouse custodian position with negotiable hours and revised duties.

On Jan. 2 the Board authorized the county treasurer to place special-assessment liens on six properties in the former city of Mt. Sterling for delinquent sewer accounts; each listed parcel had a delinquent amount of $142.80 as shown in the minutes. The board took that action on motion (Ayes: 3).

Separately, County Treasurer Linda Whitten raised a proposal to split a parcel in Bentonsport into two new parcels; that discussion was recorded but no final action was taken. The board also discussed an open courthouse custodian position that had received no applicants; supervisors agreed to re-advertise the position as 30–40 hours per week with snow-removal retained in the duties and mowing removed.