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Ms . Deborah Quinn <br /> November 6 , 1996 <br /> Page - 3 <br /> followed on the Telluride sale, on which proceeds have been <br /> escrowed. <br /> Under the circumstances, there is no basis, as I see <br /> it, whereby the County could impose a lien created by Schedule <br /> 7863 and Schedule 4062 on the "surface only" assessments under <br /> Schedule 7944 and 7864 . <br /> Accordingly, under the criteria established in the <br /> Bankruptcy Liquidation Plan, the escrowed proceeds should be <br /> released to the Trustee for distribution in accordance with <br /> Section 6 . 3 .4 of the Bankruptcy Liquidation Plan. <br /> The preparation Plant Tract (Prep Plant Tract) presents <br /> a different situation. <br /> Although this tract was assessed under Schedule 7864 , <br /> the description of this property, other than the Sutey property, <br /> was included on Schedule 7863 . <br /> Thus, it appears to me that the "Prep Plant Tract" as <br /> described in Schedule 7863 would be subject to the prior lien of <br /> the County for taxes owned under Schedule 7863 . <br /> The Prep Plant Tract is under consideration for <br /> acquisition by the Forest Service with an estimated value of at <br /> least $1, 500 , 000 . Thus, the County would be protected on <br /> collecting taxes under Schedule 7863 upon sale of this property <br /> by virtue of their prior tax lien, which is given recognition in <br /> the Bankruptcy Liquidation Plan under Section 2 . 1 and 6 . 3 . The <br /> taxes could be collected under this schedule as the property is <br /> sold. <br /> Schedule 4062 as to personal property presents a <br /> different problem. Under the circumstances, there is no way, as <br /> I see it, that the County could assert a lien pursuant to Section <br /> 2 . 1' and 6 . 3 of the Bankruptcy Liquidation Plan on the "surface <br /> only" properties, including the Telluride sale property, or on <br />