The town recently conducted a tax sale of properties with delinquent taxes.
Adam Cohen, a lawyer with the firm of Pullman & Comley, presided over the sale.
The minimum bid generally represents all taxes owed and fees associated with getting the properties off the tax rolls.
The results of the sale were as follows, according to Town Manager Steven Werbner:
• 423 Hunter Rd - There was competitive bidding on the property. The winning bid was $11,000. That is $2,558.97 over the minimum bid of $8,441.03. The Town will receive funds to pay all delinquent and jeopardy taxes, interest and lien fees. Cohen’s fees and expenses will be paid in full and the excess will be held in a separate interest-bearing account until the six month redemption period has passed. At that time the excess funds will be turned over to the court for distribution.
• 64 Columbine Rd. - There were no bids for the parcel. The Tax Sale will be be adjourned to an date to be announced.
• 34 Old Farms Rd. - No bids were entered for the parcel. The Tax Sale on the parcel will be adjourned to an indefinite date.
• 60 Gehring Rd. Ext. - There was a sole bid of $3,500 for the parcel. The minimum bid was $5,368.54. Cohen has discounted his fee so that the Town can be made whole.
• 5 Amanda Way - There was a sole bid of $3,500 for the property. The minimum bid was $4,848.73. Cohen has discounted his fee so that the Town can be made whole.
• 636 Sugar Hill Rd. - There were no bids for the parcel. The Tax Sale on it will be adjourned to an indefinite date.
Anyone in purchasing any of the properties can call Cohen at 203-330-2230.
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