If an asset sale were forced, scheduling a sale would take at least 60 days. The lien still could be paid by the trustees prior to any sale, said Bill Walker, Summit Township’s attorney.

But with a sale of assets, all other judgments filed before Summit Township’s would have to be satisfied first, before the holder of the Summit Township amusement tax lien would get paid, according to Walker.

As of the week of Dec. 1, Conneaut Lake Park owed a total of $570,872 in back real estate taxes to Crawford County, local municipalities and Conneaut School District, according to the county treasurer’s office.