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Appraiser asks board to remove occupancy language from zoning compliance form; overtime explained as seasonal workload
Summary
County Counselor submitted a zoning draft and the Board directed removal of occupancy certification language (intended to satisfy lenders); Appraiser Kate Immenschuh told the Board winter appraisal deadlines and added zoning duties have increased overtime.
County Counselor Todd Luckman submitted draft amendments intended to clarify the agricultural building application process; the Board asked that occupancy certification language—language not required by the county but included to satisfy some lenders—be removed from the zoning compliance application.
Appraiser Kate Immenschuh explained that her office had overtime on recent payroll because appraisal deadlines require extra hours at this time of year and zoning-related responsibilities (publications, minutes, calls) have added to her workload. Commissioner Linda Gerhardt asked about the overtime, and Kate said the timing is driven by appraisal deadlines even though she preferred to limit overtime.
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