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Dayton resident disputes assessors valuation after partial new construction; board says it cannot act
Summary
Scott Wiedema, a Dayton property owner, told the Local Board of Appeals that the assessors office raised his parcels assessed value after partial work on a second dwelling was visible on the lot, and he asked for relief because city zoning and a cash bond require him to remove the older house when the new home is complete.
Scott Wiedema, a Dayton property owner, told the Local Board of Appeals that the assessors office raised his parcels assessed value after partial work on a second dwelling was visible on the lot, and he asked for relief because city zoning and a cash bond require him to remove the older house when the new home is complete.
Wiedema said the property had a 2022 market value of $678,000 and that the assessors office raised the assessment in subsequent years. "I shouldn't be paying tax on the value of both if I can't have both," Wiedema said during public comment.
The assessor's representative told the board that under state statute…
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