Section 3.16.160 Tax deed.

If any property sold hereunder is not redeemed within the period of redemption in the manner as provided in this chapter, the City Recorder shall, on presentation of the Treasurer's certificate of sale, make and acknowledge a deed conveying the property therein described to the purchaser, his heirs or assignees as the case may be. If any person shall be entitled to receive a deed for more than one (1) parcel of property, he may have the whole included in one (1) deed, but each parcel shall be separately described. Within a reasonable period of time after the period of redemption lapses, the City Recorder shall make and acknowledge a deed conveying to Vernal City all unredeemed property purchased in the name of the City at a sale conducted as provided for in this chapter and shall record all such deeds in the office of the Uintah County recorder and thereafter keep such deeds with proof of recording on file in his office for the benefit of the special improvement district guarantee fund. Deeds issued by the City Recorder in accordance with the provisions of this chapter shall be in substantially the same language as the deed in Exhibit 3.16.160. (Ord. 90-05 § 16)

This conveyance is made after the period of redemption having elapsed and in consideration of payment by the Grantee of the sum of $ delinquent assessments or taxes, penalties, interest, and costs constituting a charge against the real estate for nonpayment of special improvement district assessments or taxes assessed against the real property.