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Davis County Commission approves refund for homeowner after residency coding error
Summary
The Davis County Commission on Aug. 19 approved a property tax adjustment for a homeowner whose parcel had been misclassified as a secondary residence, directing staff to process refunds for tax years 2023 and 2024.
The Davis County Commission on Aug. 19 approved a property tax adjustment for a homeowner whose residence had been incorrectly coded as a secondary property, directing staff to process corrected tax notices and refunds for tax years 2023 and 2024.
The applicant, listed on the agenda as Robert Squire, told the commission he purchased the home three years ago and that county records show the parcel as a secondary residence; he said he paid the tax bills under that coding and asked the commission to correct the classification and refund overpayments. "I've been paying property taxes as if it was [a secondary residence] for the last three years since I've owned the property," Squire said during his remarks.
The correction and refund recommendation came from…
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