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Brian Bliss, chief appraiser, said the county, the county school board and the City of Brunswick chose not to provide rollback rates, so the vendor will use assessment notice form PT‑306E. Bliss said the vendor and a state contact, “Robert Goodman, who's the director for the state of Georgia,” advised that PT‑306E “is only gonna include the millage, the M and O,” meaning the notice will not display other taxing items or a total estimated tax that taxpayers have seen previously.

Bliss warned the board that omission of rollback and other levies will likely confuse taxpayers. “Taxpayers are gonna think, well, this is all I owe,” Bliss said, adding that the final tax bill mailed in September will often differ significantly from the June assessment notice.

Bliss said the county had asked the vendor to delay mailing two weeks to accommodate vetting of vendor data; the office expects to mail notices on June 6. He said the vendor received files in early April after House Bill 92 became law April 1, and staff will continue internal checks before notices are mailed.

Before voting, a board member asked whether staff had coordinated with county departments about excluded special assessments; Bliss said he had notified county staff that stormwater and sanitation would not be included on the estimate. The board voted to approve sending the 2025 assessment notice PT‑306E and to authorize staff to send the notices and later pass the finalized digest to the tax commissioner in July.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","May 2025 BOA Meeting 5/8/2025","oneSentenceSummary","Glynn County staff told the Board of Assessors that, under House Bill 92 and local choices not to provide rollback rates, the 2025 assessment notice (form PT‑306E) will show only the M&O millage and will exclude items such as EMS, police, sanitation and stormwater, creating potential taxpayer confusion.","taxTitle","Glynn County, Georgia","taxId",28533,"location","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_47":80,"_49":81,"_51":82,"_53":83,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":84,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":85,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6244070,"Glynn County Board approves 74 CUVA/FLPA entries for 2025 digest; includes Weyerhaeuser renewals",157,777000,934000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3234651-aac2396026b74a151086466041cbe3b9&start=777&end=934","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3234651-aac2396026b74a151086466041cbe3b9/thumbnail_777000.jpg","/articles/6244070/Glynn-County/Georgia/Glynn-County-Board-approves-74-CUVAFLPA-entries-for-2025-digest-includes-Weyerhaeuser-renewals","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6244070-ee8b8d543098bd430462e26d491a5fa3/orig.mp4?Expires=1771141058&Signature=RB5FD5TRKrJ~DdxhpscYxxktSnxPRJZEV4wBp9ttXBGSUeybaQheClqO9DUQL5di6rpvAOhuDuHI3cJY~Q9N2VU7hPSknfhmejRcNxONf~-70fDj2nwhbc~BheLNVFKl00qfdeUEfIlmRK1LHf4aeF0kaMFMlFY8RAXfnFf~pGDWlx7fZBQ~SsQr7K07LfdccfnMu9-QPZiOL42YKrWdXqAAElX~S~6TIUUIYyt~AyZxUMTtGVLhhV~bY2D3SHGLFFugQ1Bm-pRXF5qQwNxEuEfOnHm9N67Ws3kAktvXe5yZVqvnE8G5wb4NeGJ08J3CkGuBczdLuP9d34o2VHnPOw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Glynn County Board of Assessors approved the county’s list of 74 CUVA and FLPA entries for incorporation into the 2025 digest.

Brian Bliss, chief appraiser, told the board that the packet before members lists the new CUVA and FLPA applications and that assessment classes will identify small and large tracts. He said many of the entries are renewals: “Weyerhaeuser, their covenant expired in '24. So they came forward ... with a brand new, 10 year covenant,” and that when the list shows “Weyerhaeuser” those are renewals.

A board member asked how many of the 74 entries were renewals versus new applications; Bliss said the office did not break that down in the packet but indicated the majority are renewals. The board approved the list by voice vote with no recorded opposition in the transcript.

The action was procedural: the board recorded approval so staff can incorporate the CUVA/FLPA entries into the assessment notes for the 2025 digest.","The Board approved a list of 74 conservation/current‑use (CUVA) and FLPA entries for the 2025 digest and said many items are renewals, including multiple Weyerhaeuser covenants renewed for 10 years.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6244076,"Glynn County approves 2025 homestead rulings; 29 denials and 45‑day filing window under House Bill 92",299,521000,820000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3234651-aac2396026b74a151086466041cbe3b9&start=521&end=820","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3234651-aac2396026b74a151086466041cbe3b9/thumbnail_521000.jpg","/articles/6244076/Glynn-County/Georgia/Glynn-County-approves-2025-homestead-rulings-29-denials-and-45day-filing-window-under-House-Bill-92","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6244076-e29b00f143711721eb9bea2183910860/orig.mp4?Expires=1771141058&Signature=nzhv6YhgC2-aIjudgGLdr6owhl4upTgiK3Gp4dhJbTxJKtuzP3YO9~e4TeQ5Xhnwn-T4jgXGy3U5nzMXtMPHEtOMztJ2QwGhAdDBXe1inalyPduUZbJvTT4J5fbZia6Tjx6EyoXCzcsicrE4hQ3lPUG5N8bW9Tjo~OK7I8jsJ3pHDkwp6QDIpCSqzeL8KN9XpbC6U3ANUWtVTuSns3jxJ7JM~hb5gW69UEQh2MeKJGblNqGDjFYcZTwxELRIQ6mFKCEIOHDq5wH9m6LNxjfdO96DT0KNUp670pHUVKrKK9CgmtIh8YtCHtPvrdNyxDYFxckggLyYdv4eDrctSl04Sw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Glynn County Board of Assessors voted to approve the county’s 2025 homestead approvals and noted 29 denials at its May 8 meeting.

Brian Bliss, chief appraiser for the Glynn County Property Appraisal Office, told the board that 29 applicants were denied new homestead status and that those applicants “will have a recourse during the 45 day window to file an appeal to discuss the merits of it.” Bliss said the 45‑day filing window stems from House Bill 92, which the office said became law April 1.

The approvals and denials presented to the board will be incorporated into the 2025 digest after the board’s vote. Bliss said the list before the board does not represent the complete set of homestead entries for the digest because the new filing window allows taxpayers to file additional applications before the digest is closed.

Board members voted by voice to approve the presented approvals and denials for the 2025 digest. No roll call tally was recorded in the transcript.

Bliss also provided a snapshot count for the digest, saying staff expects roughly 1,300 approvals for the 2025 digest. He advised the board that taxpayers who receive denials can file appeals within the statutory 45‑day period arising from House Bill 92.

The board’s action was procedural: the board approved the item so staff can finalize entries for the digest and document the vote.","The Glynn County Board of Assessors voted to approve the county’s 2025 homestead approvals and noted 29 denials; chief appraiser Brian Bliss told the board House Bill 92 creates a 45‑day window for additional homestead filings before the 2025 digest is finalized.","actionData","errors"]

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Glynn County approves 2025 homestead rulings; 29 denials and 45‑day filing window under House Bill 92