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Board approves three tax abatements for removed mobile homes and a leased‑land assessment cleanup

Jackson County Board of Supervisors · June 23, 2026
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Summary

The board approved three resolutions to abate taxes/assessments for mobile homes that have been removed or were assessed on leased land: $2,546 (Robert Lee Streets), $1,276 (Kyle Lee Morris), and $6,388.15 (Michaela Lauer; special-assessment cleanup tied to ECIA billing).

Beth Gerlach of the treasurer's office asked the board to approve three separate resolutions to abate taxes on mobile homes that have been removed or destroyed and to correct special assessments on a leased‑land parcel. She said the first mobile home (Robert Lee Streets) had been removed and that the total tax portion was $2,546; the second (Kyle Lee Morris) dated to storm damage and abandonment totaling $1,276. The board approved both abatements by voice vote.

Gerlach also described a more complex case at Leisure Lake where special sewer assessments were placed on a building on leased land instead of on the underlying real‑estate parcel; the county holds a tax‑sale certificate related to those assessments (certificate number referenced in the meeting). Gerlach said ECIA confirmed by email that the county may abate those special assessments so the parcel can be removed from the rolls; the board approved the related resolution (noted as $6,388.15).