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S ptember 28, 1993 <br /> Page 2 <br /> Prior to presentation of a tax certificate for deed, <br /> t e holder of the certificate must make a request upon the County <br /> T easurer to comply with certain noticing requirements. C.R.S. § <br /> 3 -11-128. Certain persons, including mortgagees, must be served <br /> b personal service or registered or certified mail. Notice by <br /> p blication also is required. Notice must be given not more than <br /> five months nor less than three months before the time of <br /> issuance of the deed. C.R.S. S 39-11-128 ( 1) (a) and (b) . <br /> A deed is considered "issued" or "executed" when the <br /> d ed is signed by the treasurer. C.R.S. S 39-11-129 . Redemption <br /> m y be made by Mid-Continent Resources at any time before the <br /> e ecution of the treasurer's deed. C.R.S. § 39-12-103 ( 1) and <br /> It is possible for the tax certificate holder to <br /> r quest the treasurer's deed prior to the end of the three year <br /> r demption period, so that the notice requirements can be <br /> s tisfied and the deed can be ready for issuance immediately <br /> f llowing the end of the redemption period. As of September 15, <br /> 1 93, the Treasurer of Garfield County, Georgia Chamberlain, <br /> c nfirmed that no requests had been made upon her to initiate the <br /> conditions precedent to issuance of a deed on either property. <br /> T us, even if a request for deed was received on September 16, it <br /> would be at least three months, or about the end of December, <br /> before a deed could be issued. Ms. Chamberlain was of the <br /> opinion that a deed would not issue for at least four months <br /> after a request is made upon her office, which would push us into <br /> next year. <br /> There also are a number of tax certificates outstanding <br /> i Garfield County for 1990, 1991, and 1992 taxes. The total tax <br /> 1 ability stood at $378,822 at the end of June 1993; interest on <br /> t e taxes accrues at 1% per month. At this point, we need only <br /> b concerned about the 1989 taxes, because those are the only <br /> t xes which threaten loss of title in the near future. The 1989 <br /> taxes totalled $108,988 .30 at the end of June; with additional <br /> interest, the redemption cost will be about $115,000 by the end <br /> of the year. <br /> Property Subject to Tax Sale <br /> The two parcels which have 1989 certificates <br /> o tstanding are Schedule No. 111391, comprising 157 .92 acres, and <br /> Schedule No. 340848, comprising 12.45 acres. <br /> Schedule No. 340848 is the Carbondale Industrial Park. <br /> The amount of taxes outstanding at the end of the year will be <br /> about $49,500 . The Industrial Park was appraised in 1993 and <br />