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Union County review board approves county valuations and adopts consent agenda

Board of Equalization Review, Union County ยท June 10, 2026
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Summary

The Board of Equalization Review moved into deliberations, accepted several county valuations (including a no-show case), approved addenda A and B (settled and no-agreement items), and adjourned; motions were recorded for multiple parcels.

After hearing oral presentations and reviewing staff materials, the Union County Board of Equalization Review moved into deliberations and recorded votes on multiple docket items, including cases where taxpayers were not present.

For Hearing No. 1 (Parcel 07075044, taxpayers William Watson and Andrea Miller were not present), a board member moved to leave the county's current valuation in place because of the taxpayer's absence; the motion was seconded and carried.

The board also recorded votes accepting the county's recommended values for several other parcels and entities when representatives did not appear, including parcels listed to Westshore Waxhaw LLC and Woodbrooke Owner LLC. Members discussed the nature of some properties (for example, one parcel was identified as an apartment complex) and noted that staff recommendations and county comparables had been used to set the values presented.

The board then approved the settled-item addendum (Addendum A) and the no-agreement addendum (Addendum B) on staff recommendation; motions for both carried. With business complete, the chairman called for and received a motion to adjourn.

Why it matters: accepting the county's recommended valuations finalizes taxable values for those parcels and completes administrative business on the board's docket; consent-agenda approvals clear multiple settled and unresolved items without additional testimony.