1967 1211 Council Resolution - Special Assessments

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"Fastest Growing County in Minnesota" COUNTY OF ANOKA ANOKA, MINNESOTA 55303 421-4760 OFFICE OF ANOKA COUNTY AUDITOR October 26, 1967 To Municipal Clerk: We are enclosing Certificate of Classification of Forfeited lands as provided by law. To those of you that have special assessments against these properties described, and because of the large amount of specials against some of these properties, and in order to help the County get these properties back on the tax rolls and your municipality recover the specials, it is suggested that your council would by resolution instruct the County Auditor to withdraw all of the special assessments against these properties.You could then pass a resolution wherein you would recertify the special assessments to be placed against these properties on a basis agreeable to the purchaser and municipality. In selling these properties at public auction it would then be the obligation of the County to state the amount of the special assessments against each property, and that the municipality would negotiate with the purchaser for the payment of these specials on an agreeable repayment schedule by the municipality and pur- chaser. In explanation of the year that you should check your specials, it is the year in the column marked"Tax year upon which forfeiture is based" which is the beginning year of the tax judgment, so that your specials should be figured as of this year and any subsequent years. This total amount should be entered against the described property. We do want to hold a forfeit sale this fall, and would appreciate it very much if your council could take action just as soon as possible. Each Board member must sign the original and return it to the Auditor's office as soon as possible. T Kenneth W. C'ampbell Anoka County Auditor