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Work group proposes tighter scheduling rules, limits on continuances to speed assessment appeals
Summary
A BOE‑convened work group recommended that clerks of the board and assessor offices coordinate hearing schedules, adopt clearer standards for postponements and require written declarations for continuance requests to reduce delays in assessment appeals.
Greg Monteverde, Santa Clara County Assessor, reported Oct. 22 on a Board of Equalization work group that studied delays in the assessment appeals process and proposed reforms aimed at shortening resolution time.
Monteverde said the group identified two main delay drivers: poor coordination between assessor offices and clerks of the board on hearing dates and excessive postponements and…
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