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Board upholds assessor valuations on multiple Clark County property appeals

Clark County Board of Equalization · April 8, 2025
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Summary

At its April 8, 2025 meeting the Clark County Board of Equalization reviewed several property appeals (including parcels for Darwin Fox, Golden Hour Properties, Scott and Marian Borg, and Charles and Marlene Schuelke) and approved the assessor's recommendations in each case; the board also corrected an occupancy status for parcel #2698.

The Clark County Board of Equalization reviewed and decided multiple property assessment appeals on April 8, 2025, approving the assessor’s recommended values in each case recorded in the minutes.

Appeal #1 (Parcel #329, Darwin Fox) was denied by the board; the assessor's value of $444,274 was approved on a motion by Chris Sass, seconded by Sara Gjerde. For Golden Hour Properties, the board approved the assessor's recommendations for parcel #9229 (assessor value $19,975; local board value shown as $12,000) and parcel #9227 (assessor value $23,317; local board value $12,000). The board approved the assessor's recommendations for parcel #6550 (Scott and Marian Borg) where assessor values were NA-D1-S $126,965 and NA-D-S $3,120 (the local board had listed a lower NA-D1-S value). For parcels owned by Charles and Marlene Schuelke (parcels #6591 and #6399) the board approved the assessor's recommendations after noting that the assessor changed the condition on #6591 from "very good" to "good." All votes on appeals were recorded as "all voting aye."

The board also approved a correction (motion by Francis Hass, second by Terry Schlagel) changing the status of parcel #2698 from owner-occupied to non-owner-occupied. The minutes show no public appearances for the appealed properties and list Director Reidburn as presenting the appeals; the actions were recorded as motions and passed unanimously. The board adjourned at 8:37 a.m. and set its next regular meeting for April 15, 2025.

These items were routine determinations of assessor values and corrections to occupancy status as recorded in the official minutes; the minutes do not record substantive public testimony or contested hearings for these appeals.