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Tulare County Assessment Appeals Board Approves Amazon Value and Denies Other Applications

August 21, 2025 | Tulare County, California


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Tulare County Assessment Appeals Board Approves Amazon Value and Denies Other Applications
The Tulare County Assessment Appeals Board convened on August 21, 2025, to address several significant property assessment applications, including a notable case involving Amazon.com Services, LLC. The board, having established a quorum, began the meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance and a brief acknowledgment of Congressman Jim Costa's presence in the area for the state of the city address.

The primary focus of the meeting was the continuation of Amazon's application, which involved a complex property assessment. After a closed session to discuss the details, the board unanimously approved the applicant's proposed property values, setting the total assessed value at $134.4 million. This decision reflects the board's determination that the capitalization rate used was more representative of the current market conditions than previous assessments.

In addition to the Amazon case, the board addressed several other applications. They denied an application from Ayres Commercial Properties due to the absence of a representative. The board also accepted stipulations for changes in assessments for Patterson Logistics Services and Saputo Cheese, which involved significant taxable values ranging from $14 million to over $121 million.

The meeting concluded with the dismissal of multiple applications for non-attendance and the acceptance of the withdrawal calendar, indicating no new items for consideration. The board's decisions are expected to have a substantial impact on the local economy and property tax revenues, as they navigate the complexities of property assessments in Tulare County.

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