The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved a resolution allowing the city to auction a tax-defaulted Sea Cliff home that neighbors say has been occupied by squatters who used forged deeds to entrench themselves on the property.
The resolution authorizes the treasurer and tax collector’s office to sell the property at 250 32nd Ave.
The office will begin the steps to stage an auction, such as notifying lienholders and others who claim to be owed a debt connected to the neglected house, according to spokesperson Eric Manke…