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Attorney Martell: objection hearing removed after required assessor documentation was not provided
Summary
At a May 11 meeting, Attorney Martell told members the objection hearing scheduled for that day was removed because the party failed to provide documentation required under Wisconsin Statute 70.47(7)(a)f. Members then moved to adjourn and agreed to reconvene May 22 at 08:30.
At a meeting called to order at 10:00 on May 11, the presiding official announced that the day’s objection hearing had been removed after the party scheduled to appear failed to provide documentation required for assessor review.
Attorney Martell told members that under Wisconsin Statute 70.47(7)(a)f the assessor must be provided with documentation supporting an assessment conducted using an income-and-expense valuation. "In order to proceed to the objection hearing portion, you have to provide the assessor with a certain documentation," Martell said, explaining that the required materials were not supplied and therefore the party was not entitled to a hearing under the statute.
The Chair confirmed there were no other filings or extraordinary-circumstance requests to consider. With no hearing scheduled, a member identified as Kelly moved to adjourn and to reconvene on May 22 at 08:30. The Chair called for a vote; the recorded responses were 'aye' from the Chair and 'aye' from Kelly, and the motion carried.
The meeting was declared adjourned shortly after the vote. No new hearing date for the removed objection was announced during the meeting; the record shows the members will reconvene May 22 at 08:30 to continue business.
