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Home My WebLink AboutM011900 a\ 'EQrr4t~ ~~<~&~ g~4;> ~\ ~ t:1Q (~ ~) ~ \~"'\! *) ~~9--~ 1820 Jefferson Street PO Box 1220 Port Townsend, WA 98368 James A. DeLeo, District 1 William S, Marlow, Disu"ict 2 Richard A. Broders, District 3 JEFFERSON COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALlZA nON MINUTES JANUARY 19, 2000 William S. Marlow Richard A. Broders James A. DeLeo Chairman Vice-Chairman Member Chairman William S. Marlow called the meeting to order at 9:30 a.m. in the presence of Vice-Chairman Richard A. Broders and Member James A. DeLeo. DETERMINA nONS John & Peggy Molsness 1070 55th Street Port Townsend, W A 98368 BOE: 99-94-R PN: 972 903 905 After reviewing all the information submitted by both parties and conducting an inspection of the property, the Board concurred that the fair market value of the improvements should be based on construction costs, permit fees, and contractor's fee (15% plus sales tax). Vice-Chairman Broders moved to overrule the Assessor and reduce the current assessment from $158,880 ($26,000 for the land and $132,880 for the improvements) to $151,150 ($26,000 for the land and $125,150 for the improvements). Member DeLeo seconded the motion which carried by a unanimous vote. (See also minutes of December 14, 1999) Hervey K. Hicks 370 Dennis Blvd. Port Townsend, W A 98368 BOE: 99-93-E PN: 939 900 003 After reviewing all the information submitted by both parties, the Board concurred that this parcel should be considered the primary residence of the owner for 6 months or more, for the year in question. Vice-Chairman Broders moved to overrule the Assessor's denial of the Senior Citizen exemption. Member DeLeo seconded the motion which carried by a unanimous vote. (See also minutes of December 14, 1999) Phone (3601385-9100 ! 1-800-831-2678 Fax (3601385-9382 jeffbocC@co.jefferson.wa.us BOARD OF EQUALIZATION MINUTES - JANUARY 19, 2000 Page 2 A. K. Sharma K. D. Whitcher, Agent 310 Alcohol Loop Road Port Hadlock, W A 98339 BOE: 99-91-PP PN: 10-71661 The Board reviewed all the information submitted by both parties and conducted an inspection of the personal property. It was ah'Teed that the older equipment should be valued at $10,000 ($100,000 x .10) based on what the equipment might bring at auction, and the value of the recently purchased equipment (1998) should be valued at $4,000. Vice-Chairman Broders moved to overrule the Assessor and reduce the personal property assessment from $104,000 to $14,000. Member DeLeo seconded the motion which carried by a unanimous vote. (See also minutes of December 14, 1999) Sam Swanson 2190 Swansonville Road Port Hadlock, W A 98365 BOE: 99-64-R 99-65- LO 99-66- LO 99-67-C 99-77-C 99-78-C 99- 79-C 99-80-C 99-81-C PN: 901 112 012 901 112 010 901112 041 901 112 002 901 013 012 901 013 013 901 013014 901 013 015 901 013016 Parcel #901 112 012: The Board reviewed all the information submitted by both parties and conducted an inspection of this parcel. It was agreed that even though the property is approved for commercial use, it is not zoned as commercial property and should not be valued as such. The residual acreage value was reduced from $7,500 per acre (commercial acreage value) to $5,000 per acre (residential acreage value). Vice-Chairman Broders moved to overrule the Assessor and reduce the value from $92,550 ($72,550 for the land and $20,000 for the improvements) to $78,700 ($58,700 for the land and $20,000 for the improvements). Member DeLeo seconded the motion which carried by a unanimous vote. (See also minutes of December 14, 1999) Parcel #901 112010: The Board reviewed all the information submitted by both parties and conducted an inspection of this parcel. It was agreed that the current assessment accurately reflects fair market value. Vice- Chairman Broders moved to sustain the Assessor's value of$55,265. Member DeLeo seconded the motion which carried by a unanimous vote. (See also minutes of December 14, 1999) Parcel #901112041: After reviewing all the information submitted by both parties and conducting an inspection of this parcel, the Board concurred that the parcel should be valued as residential ($5,000 per acre) with a 25% reduction on the residual acreage due to wetlands. Vice-Chairman Broders moved to overrule the Assessor and reduce the value from $53,250 to $47,875. Member DeLeo seconded the motion which carried by a unanimous vote. (See also minutes of December 14, 1999) Due to another commitment, Member DeLeo excused himself from the meeting. Parcel #901112 002: After reviewing all the information submitted by both parties and conducting an inspection of this parcel, the Board concurred that the current assessment accurately reflects fair market value. Vice-Chairman Broders moved to sustain the Assessor's valuation of $82,500 ($75,000 for the land and $7,500 for the improvements). Chairman Marlow seconded the motion. The motion carried. (See also minutes of December 14, 1999) BOARD OF EQUALIZATION MINUTES - JANUARY 19, 2000 Page 3 Parcel #901 013 016: After reviewing all the information submitted by both parties and conducting an inspection of this parcel, the Board concurred that the current assessment accurately reflects fair market value. Vice-Chairman Broders moved to sustain the Assessor's valuation of $90,600. Chairman Marlow seconded the motion. The motion carried. (See also minutes of December 14, 1999) Parcel #901013 015: The Board reviewed all the information submitted by both parties and conducted an inspection of this parcel. It was agreed that the current assessment accurately reflects fair market value. Vice- Chairman Broders moved to sustain the Assessor's valuation of$197,550 ($83,825 for the land and $113,725 for the improvements). Chairman Marlow seconded the motion. The motion carried. (See also minutes of December 14, 1999) Parcel #901 013 012: After reviewing all the information submitted by both parties and conducting an inspection of this parcel, the Board concurred that the improvement value should be reduced by 15% due to economic obsolescence. Vice-Chairman Broders moved to overrule the Assessor and reduce the value from $270,390 ($108,230 for the land and $162,160 for the improvements) to $246,065 ($108,230 for the land and $137,835 for the improvements). Chairman Marlow seconded the motion. The motion carried. (See also minutes of December 14, 1999) Parcel #901013 013: The Board reviewed all the information submitted by both parties and conducted an inspection of this parcel. It was agreed that the improvement value should be reduced by 15% due to economic obsolescence. Vice-Chairman Broders moved to overrule the Assessor and reduce the value from $300,200 ($104,780 for the land and $195,420 for the improvements) to $270,885 ($104,780 for the land and $166,105 for the improvements). Chairman Marlow seconded the motion. The motion carried. (See also minutes of December 14, 1999) Parcel #901 013014: After reviewing all the information submitted by both parties and conducting an inspection of this parcel, the Board concurred that the improvement value should be reduced by 15% due to economic obsolescence. Vice-Chairman Broders moved to overrule the Assessor and reduce the valuation from $306,885 ($115,370 for the land and $191,515 for the improvements) to $278,160 ($115,370 for the land and $162,790 for the improvements). Chairman Marlow seconded the motion. The motion carried. (See also minutes of December 14,1999) Meeting adjourned. Attest: /' - V~ u/~. ! UL lie 7'). .' / ~J Erin K. Lundgren, Cler ofthe ~ JEFFERSON COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION f----~- - -- warlow, Chairman Richard A. Broders, Vice-Chat J~~~~