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As provided below, the Treasurer shall provide notice to all persons known to
have a recorded interest in the properties on the foreclosure list.
A. Individual Notice.
1. The Treasurer shall mail a notice of foreclosure sale to
all persons known to have a recorded interest in the property and to all
persons having recorded a request for copy of notice of sale. Notice
shall be sent at least 60 days prior to the sale by registered or certified
mail.
2. The mailed notice shall state that a foreclosure sale will
be held and it shall specify the date, time and place. It shall contain
the following information: the names of the owners of the property; the legal
description of the property; the street address; the amount of the delinquent
lien stating both the principal and interest due as well as any penalties and
collection costs; the type of the delinquent account; and, the name of the
Treasurer and contact information. The notice shall also state that
there shall be an additional charge for sales costs to date.
B. Newspaper Notice.
1. The Treasurer shall have printed in a daily newspaper of
general circulation a notice of foreclosure sale once a week for four
successive weeks.
2. The notice shall contain the information required in
Subsection 5.30.140 A.2.
3. A copy of the first of the four published newspaper notices
shall be sent to the owner and to the occupant by registered or certified
mail.
C. Posted Notice.
1. The Treasurer shall have notice of foreclosure sale posted
on the property at least once, no less than four weeks before the sale.
2. The posted notice shall contain the information required in
Subsection 5.30.140 A.2.
D. Other notice. Notice shall be given to the Internal
Revenue Service by registered or certified mail, at least 25 days prior to the
sale.
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