HomeMy WebLinkAbout11 November 01
JEFFERSON coUtlTY BOARD OF EQUf,LIZATION
A.C. Dalgleish
David G. Douglas
Archie Barber. Jr.
James A; Deleo
Chairman
Vice-Chairman
Member
Alternate
M I NUT E S
1 NOVEMBER 1985
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MEETING BEGAN AT 9:00 a.m. Vice-Chqirman Dougla~ WaS temporarly, detained,
but Chairman Dalgleish a,nd Member, Barb,er were present. Clerk Lea was also
present.
BE-85-100-F (Parcel 821-073-005) Lawrence J. Conover - Site inspection was
conducted on 9-11-85. The appellant is seeking a reduction in land only from
$24,325 to $18,000 in order to be more equal with the market and sales. Some of
the land is low with water standing on the surface. Considering the land and
. sales of comparable property the board lowered the land value to $2,500 peracre'fOr'
a total of $17,500 for seven acres - Improvements remain the same. The County
Appraiserconcurrs.
LAND
IMPROVEMENTS
Total
$17,500
$ 8,500
$26,000
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NOTE: [lURING FIELD INSPECTION IT WAS NOTED THAT A NEW BARN HAS BEEN CONS,TRUCTED,
THE ASSESSQR WILL A,MEND THE CURRENT IMPROVEMENTS VALUATION ACCORDINGLY.
BE-85-99-C (Parcel 957-602-902) Jeff pederson - At the hea ri ng the State Appraiser
(Mr~ Mercer) and the appellant entered into discussions concerning the income
Analysis under which the February 1985 valuation wa~ established and that the
Appe11ant believed a valuation of $750,000.
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BE-85-102-LO (Parcel 933-600-901) The Appenant, Mr. Stanley M. Joseph, lives in
California. The first set of appeal documents sent by Jefferson County were
improper. The Board sent a correct set of appeal documents on 2 August. A review of
lot valuations in the Briggs Addition indicates that a majority of the lots have
have appreciated to $835 per lot. The Board moved to SUSTAIN the land valuation
of $11,685 on this parcel.
BE~85-113 (Parcel 921-084-030) The Board inspected this parcel on 9-03-85,
finding an irregularly shaped (,61 acres) lot (Tax Lot 51) located in the rear
of'Lots 10 and 11. Mr. Groenig owns and resides on Lot 10 and appeals that there
is no access to the lot. There appear to be methods available for gaining access
to this lot; however, the Board mov~d to reduce the valuation of this land from
$10,000 to $5,000 to be more adequaitable with other lots in the tract and based on
the Assessor's comparables.
BE-85-114-LO (Parcel 990-600-122) The Board inspected this lot on 9-11-85, finding
that the lot had adjacent lots are somewhat over grown with alder and wild cherry.
The sewer moratorium has been lifted on sewer connection. The Board moved to
SUSTAIN the current valuation of $19,000 for this parcel.
BE-85-118-LO (Parcel 021-294-011) The Board inspected this parcel on 9-03-85
and found it to be water front with approximately 3/4 of the land within a marSh
flood plane. A new well had been recently install; however, currently health
standards would prevent installation of a septic system in the useable area of
this l.ot; The Board moved to reduce the land valuation from $29,700 to $23,500
($20,000 for the land and $3,500 for the well improvements.) and to SUSTAIN
the building improvements.
BE-85-119 (Parcel 021-294-010) The Board inspected this parcel adjacent to
BE-118 above on 9-03-85. Bases on assumptions above, the Board moved to
reduce the land valuation from $29,095 to $20,000
Be-85-95-C (Parcel 989-703-802) The Board moved to sustain the land valuation of
$1,000 per front foot ($110,000) as have the Assessor and Mr. Mercer of the
State Department of Revenue. The review of the income analysis by the appellant
and the State Revenue Department confirmed that the building improvements should
be adjusted due to limitations of use of the basement storage area. This
reduction to $535,000 was approved by the Board.
HAVING NO FURTHER BUSINESS TO CONDUCT, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, at 11:00 A.M.
APPROVED BY:
DATE APPROVED /
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DAVID G. DOU
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Prepared by: ' /C:~.~ ....
Carolyn J. ea
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A HIE J. BARBER, JR. MEMBER