County declines routine time adjustment; appraiser cites DOR audit thresholds
Petitioners offered a Department of Revenue time‑adjustment factor in evidence; the property appraiser said Hernando County saw an approximate 4% single‑family decrease and therefore did not apply a time adjustment in packets, noting the county must meet DOR's weighted‑mean threshold.
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During multiple dockets petitioners pointed to a Florida Department of Revenue time‑adjustment factor in their evidence and asked whether the county used it. The petitioner noted standard time adjustments could alter adjusted sale prices; Doug Mack, the property appraiser's representative, replied that Hernando County's aggregate single‑family trend showed about a 4% decrease and that staff opted not to apply a routine time adjustment in the packet presented to the magistrate.
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