New Paris Conservancy District

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2003 FORD F250 PICK UP TRUCK ACCEPTING BIDS!

CHANGED BID DATE

Bids are being accepted for a 2003 Ford F250 pick-up truck.

Lift on bed of truck

Tool Boxes with locks.

Low mileage.

Air conditioner works.

Starting bid: $6,999.00

Submit your bids by mailing them to:

NPCD

P.O. Box 92

New Paris, IN. 46553

Ph: 574.831.6100 Or visit us at: newparisconservancydistrict.com

To be an eligible bidder; the person(s) may not have any delinquent taxes, special assessments, penalties, interest, or cost directly attributable to a prior tax sale on a tract of real property listed under IC 6-1.1-24-1. A person who is an agent of the person described above is not eligible to place a bid.

Bids will be opened on May 9, 2019; at 6:30 p.m. at the wastewater treatment plant; 18121 County Road 29, New Paris, IN. 46553. Direct any questions to the Diane Smith, Financial Clerk Secretary for the New Paris Conservancy District. Office hours Monday-Wednesday and Friday 9 to 4 p.m.

Selling your Property?

Click on the download button below and take this paperwork to closing. The original Credit App needs to be returned to our office. The policy is information for the new owner regarding the District.

As a reminder, NPCD bills one month in arrears, so please contact the office for account balance information. At closing it will have to be determined by the Seller and the Buyer on who pays for the account balance. We are unable to prorate bills. Any questions, please contact our Financial Clerk/Secretary.

npcd policy (doc)

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PROPERTY TRANS FORM 82718 (docx)

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DID YOU KNOW...

Answers to Questions:

NPCD is a governmental entity of the State of Indiana. Being such; the monies that the District has is considered tax dollars. We cannot allow anyone to have direct access to our financial accounts. This is why we have to use a third party source for accepting credit card payments. Even if we were to set up another account; it still is considered funds and therefore the same laws would apply.

Indiana State Statutes for Conservancy Districts does not allow NPCD to incur the charges accessed by the third party financiers.