Board allows Homestead Credit application that had been pulled in 2014
Summary
Supervisors approved and signed a Homestead Credit application that was previously pulled in 2014 after inquiring about the amount and available budgetary funds; the motion passed unanimously.
The Board of Supervisors approved and signed a Homestead Credit application that had been pulled in 2014. Supervisor Rick Thompson asked about the amount and whether funds had been budgeted to cover the credit before the board voted to allow the application.
"Motion-Thompson Second-Sorensen approve/sign/allow Homestead Credit application that had previously been pulled in 2014. Vote-all in favor," the minutes record. The clerk's minutes do not list the dollar amount of the credit or the applicant's identity; the decision on allowance was recorded but specific financial details were not specified in the meeting record.
Because the minutes do not include the credit amount, reporters and residents seeking the amount will need to request the application or further documentation from county finance or the auditor's office.
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