By Shannon McFarlin WENK/WTPR News Director
Paris, Tenn.—At a short and sweet meeting Tuesday night, the Henry Co. Commissioners authorized the sale of delinquent tax properties at reduced prices and approved a quitclaim on a property within the county.
The commission approved the sale of two delinquent tax properties to Rudy and Mary Lou Trine. Each parcel was sold for $500. Also approved was the sale of a parcel to Jackie Youngblood for $1,733.
County Mayor Brent Greer lauded the action, noting that the properties have been on the delinquent tax rolls for a long time “and I appreciate us getting them back on the tax rolls.”
The quitclaim was approved for the Muench Family Revocable Trust for real estate on Pinehurst Lane. The portion is boarded on both sides by the Muench Family Trust and the landowner will construct a turn-around at Pinehurst Lane where it meets the Muench property, Greer said.
In other business:
–The commission made appointments to boards and committees, which include:
Agriculture Committee—Sarah Brewer and Glenn Lee, representing the farming community, and Commissioner Randy Gean.
Central Community Service Center Building Committee—Commissioner James Copeland and Citizens Emily Arnold, April Perry, Roland Atkinson.
Courthouse Committee—Commissioners Randy Gean, Kreg Kyle, Jerry Berry, Dell Carter, David Webb.
Planning Commission—Harold Bass Jr., Mark Johnson, Hugh Tyler and Clint Davis.
David Webb was reappointed as County Historian.
Dr. Scott Portis was appointed Medical Examiner, with Dr. Terry Harrison and Dr. Paul Evans as Assistant Medical Examiner.
Pat Steele was appointed to the Medical Death Investigator Committee.
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