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Resident questions appraisal access; tiny‑home concern raised at Beaverdam meeting
Summary
At the March 11 meeting a resident asked how Accurate Appraisal enters backyards without permission; the chairman and town attorney said appraisers may perform a full walk‑around and notification had been provided. Another resident asked about a triangle parcel and Earl Voigt voiced unease about a possible tiny home.
During the public comment portion of the Town of Beaverdam meeting on March 11, resident Chad Kenevan asked how Accurate Appraisal was able to enter a backyard without permission. The minutes record that the chairman and the town attorney said appraisers can perform a full walk‑around to assess property and that the resident had been notified.
A separate resident from McKinley Beach Road asked for an update on a triangle piece of land; the board said it needs to schedule a public hearing and noted a resolution has been adopted. Earl Voigt told the board he felt "unease with potential to have a 'tiny home' in the Town of Beaverdam," according to the minutes.
The minutes do not record further action on the appraisal access question or the tiny‑home concern; they note that the Land Use Administrator will send a notice to the owner of a rundown property on Prospect Road. The board did not take formal action on housing policy or file a complaint against Accurate Appraisal in these minutes.
