In a recent Beaver County public meeting, discussions centered around the assessment of specific lots deemed unbuildable, highlighting the complexities of property management in the area. As the meeting unfolded, Tanner Larson spoke on behalf of Shane Godbaw from Goldman Asset Management, addressing concerns regarding West Village Lot 6C and Lot 7C.

These lots, located adjacent to a tunnel, have been classified as unbuildable due to their lack of access and development potential. However, they were still being assessed as if they were buildable, leading to unnecessary fees for the property owners. Larson emphasized that these lots should be treated similarly to other unbuildable properties, which would alleviate the financial burden on the owners.

The discussion led to a motion to exclude these lots from being charged as buildable, while still applying a road maintenance fee. The motion received unanimous support from the attendees, reflecting a collaborative effort to address the concerns of property owners in the community.

As the meeting wrapped up, the group briefly touched on the upcoming billing cycle, set to begin on Monday, ensuring that residents remain informed about their financial obligations. This meeting not only addressed specific property issues but also underscored the importance of clear communication and fair assessment practices within Beaver County.