So the person being presented is Christy Jackson.

Parcel 15.

Three, two, five.

This was in a bankruptcy for quite some time, and it came off during the pandemic. And we had given her an agreement, a deferral agreement, which I think is attached as well. And we've been in conversation where the bankruptcy should have taken care of this. She didn't feel like she needed to pay the back tax portion on the 2015 year, she completed the agreement, 91% of the agreement, and given the amount of what to do and the loss of her home, because she's unemployed right now, I'm not sure of the exact circumstances, but she's having quite a hardship.

I told her that I would present.

To you to see if it would.

Be in the best interest of the county just to remove the portion of the interest in penalty, which we agreed to being 91% complete, where she almost had it completely fulfilled, and then she ran into hard times, and where she couldn't get the last remaining payment in. And just in the best interest of not losing a home for one of our residents, the amount of 823 72 would be scrubbed. The amount of principal that we would be losing for the taxpayers, the principal amount was $387.81 for the 2015 year and $4.01 on the 2014 year.

So in regards to. She still owes 2023 and 2022. So this would just be 21 back.

Right.

And I've also informed her as well, this would be the last time that the county would be able to do anything regarding the property, regarding a waiver or adjustment or deferral, given the fact that we've given her so much time and we're so gracious to help her, given her home, and so she is aware of that.

And so this is a one time only kind of a scenario that what we're going to do to try to help her.

Well, and the fact that she did show such a good faith effort. 91%, it's not 100%, but it shows a good faith effort.

So.

Given the history of others that we've dealt with that are facing tax of this year, of not doing anything. Yeah.

I recommend that we at least give.