During a recent government meeting, a discussion arose regarding the ownership of a property linked to Jeff Johnson and Deborah Harris. The dialogue highlighted confusion over the rightful owner, with initial applications indicating Harris as the owner, while comments suggested Johnson might hold that title.

A lawyer present sought clarification on the ownership status, referencing a deed recorded in 1967 that detailed a sale from a group named Aune to Kenneth and Arliss Johnson. The lawyer expressed uncertainty about how Jeff Johnson is related to the original owners, raising questions about the necessity of current proof of ownership for tax purposes.

It was noted that if Jeff Johnson is indeed the son of Kenneth and Arliss, he may have inherited the property, which would require documentation to confirm his ownership status. The meeting underscored the importance of accurate property records for tax collection, with officials emphasizing the need for clarity in ownership to ensure proper taxation.

The discussion concluded with a statement from Harris, indicating that she is not the owner, further complicating the matter and leaving the question of legal ownership unresolved. The meeting reflects ongoing challenges in property ownership verification and the implications for local governance and tax administration.