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Board rules on dozens of 48‑hour waiver requests; multiple waivers approved, some denied
Summary
At a lengthy June 6 hearing the Board of Review considered many requests to waive the 48‑hour notice requirement tied to filing intent to object to assessments. The Board approved many waivers, denied some, and scheduled follow-up hearing dates.
The Board of Review spent much of its June 6 session considering individual requests to waive the statutory 48‑hour notice of intent to file an objection. Dozens of taxpayers and their representatives appeared in person or by email; the Board voted on each waiver request after hearing explanations of why the notice was late.
Outcomes were mixed. The Board granted waivers in numerous cases where petitioners showed illness, death in the family, confusion over…
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