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Ionia County’s foreclosed property auction will take place online Sept.

A one-story dilapidated home which is apparently still occupied at 8938 Mackinaw Trail in Howard City, minimum bid of $1,623.

A doublewide trailer with shed on Chippewa Trail in Howard City, minimum bid of $2,969.

A one-story home which is apparently occupied at 1086 Kathleen Drive in Stanton, minimum bid of $4,057.

A small house which is currently occupied at 305 W.

Allchin Road in Fenwick, minimum bid of $5,218.

A one-story home with garage at 10826 S.

Properties up for auction in Montcalm County include: This year there was a condemned small trailer in the village of Howard City that the local fire department burned down for me and then I had an excavator come in and clean up the parcel.” “Many times there are properties that need to be made secure for safety reasons. “They appear to have some value and I have been keeping them mowed and there have been some bids online for them,” Vukin said.

Six other parcels up for bid are located in the city of Greenville. “Many of these parcels are unbuildable,” Montcalm County Treasurer JoAnne Vukin noted of the Honeymoon Heights parcels. Each parcel in Honeymoon Heights is going up for auction at an average bid of around $1,000. Of the 33 county parcels up for bid, 12 parcels are located in the Honeymoon Heights Owners Association in Cato Township near Lakeview - an area which more often than not appears in the county’s annual foreclosure auction. The property being auctioned off includes a building (without power), an old loading dock structure and lots of frontage along heavily-traveled Federal Road for a possible business location. Significant clean-up efforts have been made by the county and state of Michigan, but the property still contains contaminants in the soil and groundwater, including arsenic, chromium and lead. The county Treasurer’s Office foreclosed on the property in 2018. The Daily News has previously written about the property dating back to 2015, when Michigan Department of Environmental Quality officials toured the property and reported finding approximately 9,070 cubic yards of solid waste and 1,381 passenger tire equivalents, estimating clean-up costs at $1 million. The property will go up for auction at a minimum bid of $256,950. The priciest of the lots up for auction is two parcels of commercial property formerly owned by Dale Kass at 8250 Federal Road (old U.S. and ends at 7 p.m., auctioning off a variety of properties foreclosed on by the Montcalm County Treasurer’s Office. The online-only auction via begins at 10 a.m. Submitted photoĪ long blighted property on a busy stretch of road just north of Howard City is among 33 foreclosed properties up for grabs at Montcalm County’s annual public land auction on Wednesday, Aug. Significant clean-up efforts have been made by Montcalm County and state of Michigan, but the property still contains contaminants in the soil and groundwater. 131) in Howard City/Reynolds Township will go up for auction online on Aug.

Two parcels of commercial property at 8250 Federal Road (Federal Road/old U.S.