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Assessor recommends denying two late petitions; board follows recommendations after debating access-interruption claim
Summary
The assessor told the Board of Equalization that of five late petitions, four were factual errors and one alleged an 'access interruption.' The assessor recommended denying the land-classification petition because a commercial permit existed Jan. 1 and the owner later filed bankruptcy; the board voted to follow the assessor's recommendations.
The Board of Equalization reviewed five petitions filed after the assessment-filing deadline and heard the assessor's recommendations on whether to accept or deny those late filings.
Speaker 3 reported the assessor characterized four of the petitions as factual errors and flagged one petition (number 4) as an extraordinary-circumstance claim alleging an access interruption. Speaker 3 asked the assessor's office to evaluate whether the access…
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