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Board grants permissive exemption application for PACE property
Summary
After a short public hearing and staff explanation of statutory timing, the Seward County Board approved a permissive exemption application for a property described by legal parcel and lot lines.
The board opened a public hearing on a permissive exemption application tied to a change in ownership and approved the application in the same meeting.
Staff described the property's legal description ("north 39.66 feet of lots 1 through 3.5 of the adjacent vacated street, including tax Lots 21 To 23... Block 34") and explained that state statute allows a July 1 filing when ownership or exempt status changes. The public hearing was opened, there was no extended public testimony, the hearing was closed by motion and the board voted to accept the permissive exemption for the PACE property.
A motion to accept the exemption was moved and seconded and the board recorded the roll call vote. The board's acceptance means the assessor's recommendation will be applied to that parcel for the tax year as permitted by statute.
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