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Dayton board approves three assessment reductions, agrees to reconvene on one appeal
Summary
The Dayton Local Board of Appeals approved value reductions for three properties and voted to keep the local appeals process open for a property owner who requested more time to produce comparables and inspections. Assessors from Wright and Hennepin counties presented citywide assessment data for the 2025 assessment year.
The Dayton Local Board of Appeals voted unanimously to approve three assessed-value reductions and to keep the local appeals process open for one property owner who requested additional time to supply appraisal evidence.
Wright County and Hennepin County assessors presented results of the sales review used for the 2025 assessment. Adam Blomquist of the Wright County assessor's office told the board, "We're looking at October first of 2023 through September thirtieth of 2024," the sales period used to set values for taxes payable in 2026. Hennepin County residential appraiser Mitchell King said the sales indicate an average 3.1% increase for residential property types in Dayton for the 2025 assessment.
The board approved reductions for three parcels after staff reported the owners had supplied information supporting changes. The parcel PID 1012022310004 was lowered from $564,800…
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