Removal of Property Liens for Bunde Development and Two Private Owners

Original title: Satisfaction of Interim Disposal Special Assessment Liens for Bunde Development Real Estate, LLC, and Daniel James Thurman and Lai Yang

Record date · May 26, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The Board of County Commissioners has officially satisfied and removed s associated with three specific property owners. This action clears the legal claims held by the county against these properties.

Why it matters

This action removes a financial encumbrance from the properties owned by Bunde Development Real Estate, LLC, Daniel James Thurman, and Lai Yang, allowing for the clear transfer or development of these titles.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Bunde Development Real Estate, LLC

The entity's property is no longer subject to the specific interim disposal special assessment lien.

Directly affected

Daniel James Thurman

The individual's property is no longer subject to the specific interim disposal special assessment lien.

Directly affected

Lai Yang

The individual's property is no longer subject to the specific interim disposal special assessment lien.

Key Facts

The Board of County Commissioners adopted the satisfaction of interim disposal special assessment liens.
The liens were removed for Bunde Development Real Estate, LLC.
The liens were removed for Daniel James Thurman.
The liens were removed for Lai Yang.

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The action was filed under number 17442.
The item was introduced on April 27, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to 'satisfy' a lien?

It means the debt or obligation associated with the lien has been fulfilled, and the county is formally releasing its legal claim against the property.

Does this affect my property taxes?

No, this document specifically addresses the removal of s for the named parties only.

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