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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM071989 _c~:(1j. IIl-"""/b1 ., JEFFERSON COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION A. C. DALGLEISH DAVID G. DOUGLAS ARCHIE BARBER, JR. JAMES A. DE LEO CHAIRMAN VICE-CHAIRMAN MEMBER ALTERNATE M I NUT E S J U L Y 1 9, 1 9 8 9 The Board of Equalization convened at 9:00 a.m. with Chairman A.C. Dalgleish, Vice-Chairman David G, Douglas, Member Archie Barber, ,Jr. and Clerk Dierdrei Keegan-Whiteford present. The Board dispensed with the reading of the Minutes of previous meetings at this time. A P POI N T MEN T Ted Stricklin, Public Works Director for Port Townsend, appeared before the Board and provided information regarding sewer construction in the Seaview Estates area. He stated that the sewer should be completed around July of 1990 and that construction is scheduled to begin in September of 1989. H EAR I N G S BOE-89-045-R Petitioner: TOM L. RILEY PARCEL NUMBER: 993-800-002 Petitioners Tom L. Riley and his wife were present. Bob Barry represented the Assessor's office. The parcel is Lot 2 in Division I of Seaview Estates. It is located at 2146 Cook Avenue on the edge of a high bluff, The petitioners do not appeal the valuation of the home improvements at $72,250.00. Their concern is that the revaluation increased the Board of Equalization Minutes; Julv 19, 1989 Page: 2 land from $15,500.00 to $37,000.00 (2.38 times) and does not recognize certain factors affecting the utilization of their land: 1. A storm drainage system for which they have been assessed $60.00 does not provide run-off control on their lot. 2. An extension of sewer service which has been promised for several years is still not completed. 3, Over fourteen feet of the front yard has sluffed off the bluff in the past 10 years. 4. A section of Cook Avenue just east of Seaview Estates has been cut off by a slide on the bluff. This forces a longer and singular route to the southwest to Port Townsend which extends the time necessary for emergency services to reach this area, Mr, Riley noted that even if the sewer system goes in, there will still be storm run-off. He hopes that a drainage ditch will be constructed along with the sewer to carry the run-off to where it will dissipate and not erode his property, The Assessor and Public Works Department both provided testimony that the sewer extension project is scheduled for completion between October 1989 to September 1990 and that a by-pass of the slide area on Cook Avenue may be completed within the same time line. Bob Barry provided the following factors of the land revaluation: 1. Previous valuations have given a 50% reduction of land valuation due to the lack of sewer service. This reduction is no longer deemed appropriate. 2, Comparable land sales on Lot 3 ($45,000 on 2/23/89), Lot 13 ($45,000 in September 1988), and Lot 19 ($44,320 on 4/8/88) indicate that land values of $45,000 per lot reflect current market conditions, 3. Land value is based on Neighborhood Code 6020, and Land Use Code 1113, less 20% due to the sluffing of the bluff. The Board will conduct an on-site inspection before making a determination. BOE-89-046-R PARCEL NUMBER; 993-800-005 Petitioner: EDWARD H, RAIGUEL Petitioner Edward H. Raiguel was present. Bob Barry represented the Assessor's office, Board of Equalization Minutes: Julv 19, 1989 Page: 3 This parcel is Lot 5, Division I of Seaview Estates. It is located at 2260 Seaview Avenue on the edge of a high bluff. The petitioner does not appeal the valuation of $60,915.00 on home improvements, His concern is the major increase of land value from $15,500 to $46,000. It is his contention that the 50% roll-back of land valuation obtained in 1981 and 1985 should be sustained until the sewer extension for this parcel is completed. Mr. Raiguel reported that he has experienced difficulties and high costs in regard to his drainfield. The front yard is so saturated that it is boggy. He currently has to count toilet flushings and drain the washing machine into a tub and pump the water out over the hill to an easement area west of his property. The original easement was for beach access which didn't work out, He informed the Board that area residents had contributed money to help get the sewer in to alleviate the problems, but the sewer hasn't gone in yet. He also questioned the reasoning for assessing one property without direct access to the beach at the same valuation as property with a good view and access. He expressed concern that the sewer would not be constructed as anticipated. He thinks it unfair to assess property at a rate used for property with a completed sewer. Bob Barry presented the following factors considered in the revaluation of the land: 1. Recent sales of comparable land on this bluff are Lot 3 ($45,000 on 2/23/89), Lot 13 ($45,000 on 9/27/88) and Lot 19 ($44,355 on 4/8/88) and that those sales represent current market value. 2, Current value is based on Neighborhood Code 6020 with Land Use Code 1113. This is $45,000 plus $1,000 for land improvements. There is no sluffing of the bluff on this parcel to be considered for reduction. The Board will conduct an on-site inspection before making a determination. BOE-89-047-R Petitioner: JAMES CAMPBELL ~ ,o~ PARCEL NUMBER: 993-800-0f~ Petitioner James Campbell was present. Assessor's office. Bob Barry represented the This parcel is Lot 10, Division I of Seaview Estates. It is located at 2326 Seaview Drive on the edge of a high bluff, The petitioner is seeking a reduction of valuation of home improvements from $65,395 to $60,000 and a reduction of land valuation from $46,000 to $16,000 for a total valuation change from $111,395 to Board of EQUalization Minutes: Julv 19, 1989 Page: 4 $76,000, This parcel was purchased in 1966 at an undisclosed price. The petitioner's presentation covered the following factors for consideration of the Board: 1. Sewer service to this parcel: a) The septic system is marginal, He has to make a consistent effort to limit use of shower, washings, etc. to sustain a condition where he only has to have his septic tank pumped two or three times a year. b) The 50% reduction of land value should be continued until the sewer system extension project is completed. 2. The cut-off of access to Port Townsend via Cook Avenue just east of Seaview Estates, due to a slide on the bluff, forces a longer and singular route and extending the time necessary for emergency services to reach his property. It also lengthens the time needed to go to Port Townsend. 3. The comparable parcels used by the Assessor (Lots 13 and 19) are back on the market, 4. He feels that he has sub-standard living conditions because the sewer is nonexistent and the market value of his house is less as a result of this. No further testimony was given toward justifying a reduction of valuation for home improvements. Bob Barry introduced the following factors considered in revaluation: 1 . Land a) values: Comparable land sales, Lot 3 ($45,000 on 2/23/89), Lot 13 ($45,000 on 9/8/88), and Lot 19 ($44,320 on 4/8/88) were given. Current value is based on Neighborhood Code 6020 and Land Use Code 1113 of $45,000 plus Code 9802 for $1,000 of land improvements. b} 2. Building Improvements: a) The home (built in 1969) is a single story of 1,667 square feet. The home is of average quality, in good condition, with 15% depreciation. There are three bedrooms, one full bath, and one half bath, b} Other improvements include a 702 square foot attached garage of fair quality, a 208 square foot concrete porch, an 154 square food deck, a 90 square foot patio, and a stairway down the bluff, c) The valuation was based on a replacement value of the house at $75,634 reduced by depreciation to $64,289 and $1,105 for additional improvements for a total valuation of $65,395. Board of Equalization Minutes: Julv 19, 1989 Page: 5 The Board will conduct an on-site inspection before making a determination. BOE-89-048-R PARCEL NUMBER: 993-800-004 Petitioner: WILLIAM N. AMBURN Mrs. Amburn represented the petitioner. Bob Barry represented the Assessor's office. This parcel is Lot 4, Division I of Seaview Estates. It is located at 2250 Seaview Drive on the edge of a high bluff. The petitioner does not appeal the valuation of the home improvements of $114,405. The concern is that the land valuation of $46,000 is too high, considering the lack of a sewer and the Cook Avenue access being cut off by a slide on the bluff east of Seaview Estates. It was contended that the land value should be reduced to $30,000 until these services have been completed or restored. Mrs. Amburn informed the Board that there is a sump pump in the basement and that her septic is better than most in the area, but she expects there will be trouble with the system. She mentioned contributing $400, along with other residents' contributions, to get the original paperwork going for the purpose of installing a sewer system in the area. She believes lots are selling due to the expectation of a sewer system this summer. Bob Barry presented the following factors used in the revaluation: 1. Previous revaluations gave a reduction due to the lack of sewer service, 2. Comparable land sales used were Lot 3 ($45,000 on 2/23/89), Lot 13 ($45,000 on 9/27/88), and Lot 19 ($44,355 on 4/8/88). 3. Current value is based on Neighborhood Code 6020 and Land Use Code 1113 at $45,000 plus Code 9802 for improvements in the amount of $1000. The Board will conduct an on-site inspection before making a determination. BOE-89-031-R Petitioner: JAY GIBSON PARCEL NUMBER: 951-906-807 Petitioner, Jay Gibson, was not present at the hearing. Bob Barry represented the Assessor's office. This parcel consists of the following lots in Block 68 of the Fowler's Park Addition which is located at 2860 Clairmont Street: Board of Equalization Minutes: 3ulv 19, 1989 Page; 6 E 4' of Lot 8 W 42' of Lot 10 All of Lot 22 All of Lot 9 W 42' of Lot 21 E 4' of Lot 23 There is a 20,640 square foot area within the legal description and only 13,200 square feet above the bluff. Currently this is valued at $39,880 and the home improvements are valued at $74,605. In the absence of a representative of the petitioner, the Board read the following factors into the Minutes from the petition; 1. Petition Document: a) The petitioner is seeking a reduction of current valuation on land from $39,880 to $19,584. This is a reduction of $20,296. b) A reduction in home improvements is sought in the amount of $30,403. This is a reduction from $74,605 to $44,202, 2. Letter to Board of Equalization dated June 27, 1989; a) There were enclosures of five (5) photographs of bluff slide areas. b) The house built in 1979 - 1980 at 35 feet from the bluff edge is now 33 1/2 feet from the edge. c) Mr, Gibson made an effort to sell the property at $125,000 in 1983 without success. d) At the time of the purchase, the adjacent Lot 14 was for sale at $35,500 and Lot 13 was for sale at $37,500, e) He contested the Assessor's comparables of the Seaview Estate Lots as they are developed with lights and paving, whereas his street is not, f) He suggested that the current valuation of land and improvements should be reduced by 40% due to the sluffing condition of the bluff affecting salability. 3. A map of eleven lots in the area and their listed prices at the time the petitioner purchased the parcel was included. The prices ranged from $12,000 to $37,500. Bob Barry presented the following factors considered in making the revaluation: 1. Land valuation was based on front footage of 96 feet at $450 per front foot, less ten percent due to the depth of the lot. The current valuation is based on Neighborhood Code 6010 with the Land Use Code of 1113 at $450 per front foot (less 10%), plus Code 9802 for site improvements of $1,000 for a total of $39,880. Board of Equalization Minutes: Julv 19, 1989 Page: 7 2. The home improvement valuation is based on: a) A single story house of 1,656 square feet of average quality in good condition which was built in 1978. The house has two bedroom, two full baths, a 420 square foot basement, a 528 square foot attached garage, a 90 square foot wood porch, and 400 square feet of deck. b) The estimated replacement cost of $80,218 was reduced by seven percent for depreciation giving a net valuation of $74,605. 3. The Assessor suggests three comparables in terms of market value: a) Seaview Lot 3 (Land value of $45,000 on 2/23/89) b) Seaview Lot 13 (Land value of $45,000 on 7/27/89) c) Seaview Lot 19 (Total value of $118,000 on 4/8/88) The Board will conduct an on-site inspection before making a determination. BOE-89-001-LO LOT 1 BOE-89-002-R LOT 2 BOE-89-003-LO LOT 3 BOE-89-004-LO LOT 4 Petitioner: WILLIAM HIXSON PARCEL NUMBER: 101-324-017 PARCEL NUMBER: 101-324-018 PARCEL NUMBER: 101-324-019 PARCEL NUMBER, 101-324-020 The petitioners, Mr. and Mrs. William Hixson, were present at the hearing. Bob Shold represented the Assessor's office. These parcels consist of four lots within the Hixson Short Plat which encompasses 9.11 acres of land with approximately 400 front feet on a high bluff overlooking the Straits of Juan de Fuca. The total land valuation of $144,910 and home improvements of $22,455 are the be discussed as a group for purposes of continuity and equity. The petitioner is not seeking an adjustment on the building improvement valuation. In terms of land values, the short plat area has city water on the south border and Jacob Miller Road is paved to the southeast corner of the plat. Lot 1, 2, and 3 have recorded easements for access and utilities installation and maintenance. All four lots have a 60 foot easement across the southern end for general access. Mr, and Mrs, Hixson are seeking the following adjustments to land valuation for the purpose of equitable distribution of values between the lots (method of estimate = uniform value/square footage): Board of Equalization Minutes: Julv 19, 1989 Page: 8 PARCEL: LAND REVALUATION: PETITIONED VALUE: 101-324-017 (LOT 1) 101-324-018 (LOT 2) 101-324-019 (LOT 3) 101-324-020 (LOT 4) TOTALS: $36,625.00 $53,440.00 $26,720.00 $28,125.00 $144,910.00 $33,092.39 $45,525.45 $33,247.00 $32.009.00 $143,873.84 Bob Shold reported the following factors as consideration in setting the revaluation: LOT 1: Land Use Code 3017, 100 front feet x $375-5% (easements)= $35,625 LOT 2: Land Use Code 3017, 150 front feet x $375-5% (easements)= $53,438 **Land Use Code 9802 = $ 1,000 LOT 3: Land Use Code 3017, 75 front feet x $375-5% (easement) = $ 26,719 LOT 4: Land Use Code 3017, 75 front feet x $375 (no easement) = $ 28,125 TOTALS: $ 144,910 The Board will conduct an on-site inspection before making a determination. CERTIFICATION OF CHANGES IN THE ASSESSMENT ROLLS Those present from the Assessor's office were, Assessor, Jack Westerman III; Property Technician, Sherrie Rosbach; and Assessment Operations Manager, Jeff Chapman, The changes in the Assessment Rolls were reviewed with the Board. A listing reflecting the changes in the 1989 assessment rolls with respect to manifest errors and adjustments made after May 31, 1989 and prior to the July 11 preliminary was submitted to the Board. A letter dated July 18, 1989 was submitted. It provided for approval of the changes in assessment rolls. It was stated that the appropriate property owners had been sent revised revaluation notices. It was verified that the Assessor added $47,620.00 and deducted $514,345.00 for a total reduction of the assessment rolls for Tax District 100 (City of Port Townsend) of $466,725.00. Vice-Chairman David Douglas moved that the Board accept the report as submitted by the Assessor. Member Archie Barber seconded the motion which passed unanimously. The approval was signed by the Board. Board of Equalization Minutes: Julv 19, 1989 Page: 9 OFFICIAL ASSESSOR'S CERTIFICATE OF THE ASSESSMENT ROLLS TO THE COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION This statutory requirement was reviewed. The amount of the total county assessed value was listed as $952,620,828.00 which includes the State assessed utilities at 1988 rates. Jack Westerman noted that this roll is about $2,000,000.00 less than the 1988 final value by which levies are set. However, the results of the revaluation within the City of Port Townsend had an increase of about $12,500,000.00 of which $2,500,000.00 is new construction. This raised the City of Port Townsend tax base by approximately $10,000,000.00 on a tax base of about $236,000,000.00 at the time, The overall tax base was increased on a percentage basis by about four percent. Jack Westerman expects that, over the next few months, the County will log around $2,000,000.00 on the tax rolls from new construction, The Board acknowledged receipt of the "preliminary" assessment rolls for the assessment year of 1989. ACCEPTANCE BY THE BOARD OF UNTIMELY FILED APPEALS Jack Westerman and the Board discussed the final dates for accepting appeals to the Board of Equalization. The Board was informed that any appeals that came in after July 7, 1989 were not accepted by the Assessor. The cut-off date was to be July 1, 1989 but since the notices were out later than usual, the date was extended to July 7, 1989. A review of the process and the forms used was held and it was determined that the cut-off date was clear and specified in several places on the various letters and forms. The date was also advertised as mandated, as well as being on the revaluation notice to each appellant. Jack Westerman stated that all appeals should be treated in a like manner and not be accepted after the cut-off date of .July 7th and the Board concurred, ASSESSOR'S OFFICE REPRESENTATIVES FOR 1989 The Board accepted the following individuals as certified to represent the Assessor's office in cases presented before the Board for 1989: Jack Westerman III, Assessor, Certification NO.: 0730 Jeff Chapman, Assessment Operations Mgr., Certification NO.: 1394 Bob Shold, Commercial Appraiser, Certification NO.: 1359 Robert Kingsley, Residential Appraiser, Certification NO,: 1426 Bob Barry, Residential Appraiser, Certification NO.: 1465 Board of Equalization Minutes: Julv 19, 1989 Page: 10 OTHER BUSINESS OF THE BOARD There being no further business before the Board, the board adjourned until July 21, 1989. APPROVED BY: DATE APPROVED: /J;;mM}; /30 8/39 , a~ ~ U;J A.G. ALGL II;;/! CHA~RMAN ATTESTED BY~r//;:iffi~ IERDREI WH FO CHAIRMAN (\~ j&~ ARCHIE L. BARBER, JR., MEMBER PO. BOX 1220, COURTHOUSE, PORT TOWNSE~D, WA 98368 (206) 385.9105 ". orri:~ O:i{j:~j' $> ,~?"'~.2:i;r,f!i" j~'tli'J '.'~l" /;:'1 "'I ., ''',' ~.,' '" i',"'fi',", 'i' ,," , " .' ",",,:' h. ,.f,i/ . ,,_.' -Ji:: . -",f' "., I -. '1~ _ - ,1_, :<\~'>:"!'~'lII~' ",,~; ~.<:"",,.,~.li"'" :it" ;/., - ::.'~~:-~if~~ OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSON COUNTY ASSESSOR JACK WESTERMAN III, COUNTY ASSESSOR COUNTY COURTHOUSE 1892 July 18, 1989 TO: BOARD OF EQUALIZATION '---.:~ FROM: JACK WESTERMAN III, ASSESSOR RE: CONVENING OF 1989 BOARDS - LISTING OF OFFICE REPRESENTATIVES THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS ARE CERTIFIED TO REPRESENT THIS OFFICE IN CASES PRESENTED BEFORE THE BOARD FOR 1989: NAME: JACK WESTERMAN III JEFF CHAPMAN BOB SHOLD ROBERT KINGSLEY BOB BARRY POSITION: ASSESSOR ASSMT. OPERATIONS MGR. COMMERCIAL APPRAISER RESIDENTIAL APPRAISER RESIDENTIAL APPRAISER STATE CERT. NO.: 0730 1394 1359 1426 1465 ASSESSOR'S CERTIFICATE OF ASSESSMENT ROllS TO COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION ., JEFFERSON ) ) ) ) County ) ss, State of Washington I. Jack Wes terman III , Assessor, do solemnly swear that the assessment rolls, books, or trays contain a correct and full list of all the real property, and the assessment rolls, books, or trays contain a correct and full list of all the personal property subject to taxation in this county for the assessment year 19 89 ,so far as I have been able to ascertain the same; and that the assessed value set down in the proper column, opposije the several kinds of descriptions of property, is in each case one hundred percent of the true and fair value (except as otherwise provided by law) of such property to the best of my knowledge and belief, and that the footings of the several columns in said assessment rolls, books, or trays and the tabular statement returned herewijh, are correct, as I verily believe. The assessment valuation upon the'assessment rolls, books, or trays are: 1, Forest land assessed value (RCW 84,33) 11,987.760 2, Current use land assessed value (RCW 84.34) 3,975,335 3, Improvement value on current use lands 4,650,190 4, Real property assessed value (excluding tterns 1 thru 3) 867,278,812* 5, Total taxable assessed value of real property (Items 1 thru 5) 887,892,097* 6, Personal property assessed value 64,728,731* 7, Total county assessed value 952,620,828* Custody of the asseSSn'l9!Jl rolls, books, or trays are hereby officially delivered to the County Board of Equalization, Assessor Uv/)fh L~ ~ / .~./ /~7'~ day of i2!:~ , Audijor of /f / ;/ . - ~ -'-:/ ~ ,19 ;:;q Couot?- Department of Revenue Property Tax Division General Administration Bldg. MS: AX"()2 Olympia, WA 98504 * Includes State assessed utilities at 1988 rates Excludes exempted A.V. for senior citizen A & B from reg. levies. SEND COPY TO: FORM REV 64 0051 (3.89) SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR INSTRUCTIONS , . This Certfficalion is For TAXABLE Value as of July 1, 19 89 1. Forest Land Assessed Value Show the value of classified and designated forest land, 2, Current Use Land Assessed Value Show the land value only offamVagricuRural, open space, and timbertand classffication 3, Imorovement Value Onlv on Imorovements Located on Current Use Lands This total should be the value of all buildings, permanent crops, and other improvements. 4. Real Prooertv Assessed Valuation Excludino Items 1 throuoh 3 5, Total Taxable Assessed Valuation on Real Roll Total of Items 1 through 4, 6, Personal Prooertv Assessed Value 7, Total County Taxable Assessed Value Total Items 1 through 6, NEW CONSTRUCTION AFTER THIS CERTIFICATION WILL BE REPORTED ON FORM REV 64 0059 (5-84) AFTER AUGUST 31st . r ... .. I 1989 I PRELIMINARY VALUATIONS JEFFERSON COUNTY ... . TAXING DISTRICT I ASSESSED VALUE" I 1988 TAV"" .. CC"~ .......>... .. STATE SCHOOLS 955,n1,391 N/A COUNTY 952,620,828 117,533,165 ROAD DISTRICT 703,657,042 117,483,216 PORT OF P,T, 952,620,828 117,533,165 P,U.D, NO, 1 952,620,828 117 ,533,165 CITY OF PORT TOWNSEND 248,963,786 49,949 LIBRARY DISTRICT NO, 1 703,657,042 117,483,216 HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO, 1 40,011,567 59,145,720 HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO, 2 912,297,001 57,819,243 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO, 20 25,331,018 27,199,785 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO, 46 67,467,848 6,950,752 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO, 48 85,460,357 15,732,994 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO, 49 298,819,007 23,246,560 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 50 429,369,551 11,475,146 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO, 323 13,597,598 413,791 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO, 402 14,911,209 32,514,139 FIRE DISTRICT NO, 1 149,476,930 1,203,156 FIRE DISTRICT NO, 2 84,256,669 1,611,469 FIRE DISTRICT NO, 3 150,202,262 479,217 FIRE DISTRICT NO, 4 66,899,199 545,329 FIRE DISTRICT NO, 5 34,067,859 1 ,224,296 FIRE DISTRICT NO, 6 108,293,906 407,490 FIRE DISTRICT NO, 7 1,295,670 32,279 WATER DISTRICT 1\10, 1 4,824,100 N/A WATER DISTRICT NO, 2 757,012 N/A WATER DISTRICT NO, 3 2,205,738 N/A CEMETERY DISTRICT NO.1 69,297,944 6,950,752 CEMETERY DISTRICT NO.2 86,466,497 15,732,994 FLOOD CONTROL ZONE NO, 1 11,090,922 NIA FLOOD CONTROL ZONE NO, 2 8,514,622 NIA "REGULAR LEVIES (-SEN. crr. A &: B) EXCEPT SCHOOL DISTRICTS (-SEN, crr. A, B &: C{excess]), ""1988 TlMBER ASSESSED VALUES. a,h ,f Public utility values included at 1988 levels, ' !/,J j 61_ ,..",- Changes by Board of Equalization & majority JACK WESTERMAN III of 1989 new construction not included, Assessor JEFFERSON COUNTY ASSESSOR (JULY 89) / , OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSON COUNTY ASSESSOR , r'<i' ~:. .~' 1,,9; .,' ' ~___), ~:'-"""',",,!. .. ~"V',.) ,,) J'~. "~, ~. ',' '. ,;{(j,.:~ ". ~.' J ,~_~. '. ,,"/';'- . ... ~ '-:;" I~' /'\! I. I,.-~!t. .'~! h;r.: .iflH .~!t"' ~\J~:/~(~-> ", j",. p.o. BOX 1220, COURTHOUSE, PORT TOWNSEND, WA 98368 (206) 385-9105 JACK WESTERMAN III, COUNTY ASSESSOR COUNTY COURTHOUSE 1892 July 18, 1989 TO: JEFFERSON COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION RE: CHANGES IN ASSESSMENT ROLLS The attached listing reflects changes to the 1989 assessment rolls with respect to manifest errors and adjustments upon re-inspection of property as determined by the Assessor and/or authorized staff within the current revaluation area. These changes were made after May 31st, 1989 and prior to the July 11th preliminary. Corrected revaluation notices were sent to all applicable property owners. ~~4(Nk- ur ~ac Westerman III . Jefferson County Assessor Approved as listed: q-f; !rt~ A. C. Dalg e' ,Chairman ,. Stl.: e fiid+ David Dou as (l~.l: ./ ';;(. g~~. Archie L. Barber Jr. . 1989 INITIAL BOARD ADJUSTMENTS THE FOLLOWING LISTING REPRESENTS CHANGES MADE WITHIN THE REVALUA TION AREA iAFTER MA Y 31ST BUT PRIOR TO THE JUL Y 11 TH CERnFICA nON: TAX DISTRICT 100 (CITY OF PORT TOWNSEND) PARCEL NO, I ADDITIONS ISUBTRACTIONSI ..... I PARCEL NO, I ADDITIONS SUBTRACTIONS I...... ......................... ...... .'. . ........ ... ... ........ ............ ....... .>..... ............ ..... ......... .... .. ...... 001022002 5,075 I> 967500101 1,375 001022013 3,200 967500801 1,035 001024067 8,140 . i... 968100406 900 101333004 7,500 ...... 974402203 4,800 933300101 15,200 ........ 974402204 1,000 933300102 2,600 >i 972901201 2,100 936900603 5,255 972901202 2,100 948002202 1,250 . 984600601 42,495 ... 948004302 6,475 ............. 984901106 975 948004403 3,170 . 985200801 8,190 948302903 1,000 i. 985202501 5,815 948302904 2,000 ,...... 985202601 15.415 948302905 1,000 , 985203607 2,555 948302906 2,000 985800601 1,025 948302907 2,000 !. 987001501 3,500 948303605 2,000 I.... 987001601 4,375 948303608 2,000 ...... 988800908 4,410 948303701 1,950 I.i 988801301 26,560 948303702 1,000 . 988801405 3.no if.... 948303703 500 988801910 3.080 948303707 2,250 i.. 988802203 3,275 948303708 1,500 .................. 989703801 60,000 948303709 1,500 ,i 989704303 5,000 948303802 2,500 I....... 989705705 10,505 948303803 4,000 I. 989705802 4,950 948303806 2,000 ....... 989710301 3.500 IF 948305002 9,000 989711003 285 948305004 2,750 I............ 989711204 3,800 948306004 3,000 F.....'. 989712905 435 948308202 2,075 989713101 3,080 948308702 2,000 .......... 989714002 1,300 948309402 4,215 iF 991600101 4,860 948309703 9,000 i... 992300004 745 948314101 6,720 993800002 2,250 948318005 1,000 ..... 997400803 6,835 948324301 2,970 ... 998000301 3,000 948325802 13,000 998000302 2,000 948326002 35,910 ,...... 998000401 3,000 948327801 16,800 Ii.> 998000402 2,000 948329101 1,925 Ii.......... 998000501 1,000 948329403 1,005 I 998000502 1,000 949817001 26.500 I.i 998000503 1,000 951906804 3,600 I . 998000504 2,000 957312601 12,405 998000601 2,375 957602902 20,000 ...... 998000602 1,000 957902104 5.305 .... 998000603 500 963700001 5,700 ,> .' 998000701 2.000 963700003 2,850 '" 998000702 2,000 965700405 970 ..... .... 998000801 3.800 . 9657001101 1,890 .... 998001401 1,900 965701102 715 I. .. 998001402 1,900 965702505 7,025 TOTAL $47,620 $514,345 < ................ ..............~.. 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